The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
THEPRESIDENTATBUFFALO
Yesterday Was a Brilliant bay at The
Pan-Ameriran Exposition.
BANNER CROWD OF THE EXPOSITION
The Chief Executive Delivered a Non
Political Address on General Progress
Which Enthused the Multitude.


Mckinley. with Mrs Mckinley ri his side
and surrounded by eminent persons Of hish
official rank in the service Of this and for
eign countries, faced d vast throng of PEG
pie In the Pan American esplannde as noon
today and delivered an address that
brought forth the thundcrous ~Tpplause Of
the multitude Never before has such a
crowd gathered within the exposition
grounds. The presidents references 20
Blaine as the man inseparably associated
with the n-Amcrean movement, the
statements that reciprocity treaties are 10
harmony with the spirit Of the times; that
the American people mpst build the 18TH
milan canal and tine Pacific cable. and en-
courage our merchant marine service ind
than Isolation is no longer possible or de
suable. were wel'receiyed.
The president progress through tine "a
position grounds TO the stadium and thence
to the various buildings and the exhibits I
OF Canada and South American republics I
was Que continued ovation.
Promptly ut 10 O'Clock he president
emerged from the home Of SIR. Milnuru. |
Mrs. Mckinley accompanying him walking
by his side without Assistance. Az lhe en /
trance TO the exposition grounds the pslsi
dehi was met by deJa Amehta OF the u!-t1 I
states marines ana the SEES coast urt,lprg
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the stand erected m tue ".nunudc. Hiinlg
probably tine greatest .r vl ever assvu
bled there greeted ulm.
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President Miluuau introduced le president
as follows
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