Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-20
PAN-AMERIGAN
EXPOSITION.
BufaIo's Great Fair is Formally
Opened,
TELEGRAM FROM PRESIDENT
sends Greetings from the shores OF
the Pacific cheers of Assembled
Thousands for Roosevelt


Buffalo. N y May 2O-Lowering
clouds that threatened rain and a wind
that blew IN fttul gusts marked the
opening hours of dedication day at the
Pan-Am,ric0n exposition, The holiday
crowds We're astir early and the earlier
trains brought thousands Of recruits
10 their ranks
The military parade formed at the
city hail and the streets radialing from
It and the foreign ana state commits
sloners and distinguished visitors We're
received at the main entrance TO the
municipal building
PARADE MOVES.
The parade moved of at 1910. Il
squad of mounted police clearing The
way. State troops led, followed by
United states artiherymen, The Next
can contingent followed and after them
We're more militiamen. Vice Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt viewed the column from
a carriage at the entrance TO the city
nan driveway.
When the last Of the military had
passed Vice President Roosevelt was
escorted 20 a carriage and rode with
President Milbun. Vice President
Roosevelt was cheercd along the line
aud repeatedly bowed his acknuWledg.
ments.
About noon tho multitude bayau to
enter on the espIanae about the temple
OF music, where the exercises were held.
Inc ufst OIL the ceremonies on the
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pigeons, Inc plg ons suddenly re-
leastu from theif captivity, rose in a
great mass, clrcilng round and round
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PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATTON
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W." NoS I,ll Wy iIt7'aehJ Mllpurn at
u'c "e'l'""oh exercises
san Francisco, May 20. 1901.
Hon. William /, Buchanan. director
general Pan-Amcrican Exposition.
Buffalo, y. "
Fellow citizens Of the United States
"'I ieuoN americans from an our
from the shores Of the Pacific with FER
vent prayers for the benedlction of
heaven upon this benafcient ENTERPRISE
with sincere congratulations TO all those
whose energy and devotion have
brought it To pass, and with heartfelt
welcome 10 our guests from our sister