The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-09-30
HERE is FIRST PROGRAMME
OF HUDSON-FULTON FESTIVAL
Commission Officially Announces Schedule Of Land and Water
Events in New York City and State to Which Many Ma
lions will Contribute Dazzling Electric Display Feature

opening OF the various exhibitions,
tle nature of which is to be an
nounced later. and the beginning of
the airship flights over New York.
Tho historical parade Is scheduled
for Tuesday, September 2S, and in
this pageant all nationalities will be
represented. There will be dozens
OF floats and moving tableaux repre-
senting events in the history of the
aboriginal, Dutch, English, Revolu-
tionary and American periods. These
floats have been prepared at great eX-
pense, and the costuming and effects,
aside from their historical fidelity,
will have great educational value.
Aquatic sports opposite Riverside
Park and Yonkers will take place on
Wednesday, September 30. The day
will be marked by general commem-
orative exercises in educational insti-
buttons throughout the State. Me-
MORALS on spots dignified by great
historic events will be dedicated, The
| day in Manhattan will be known as
Bronx Borough Day" and the chief
| celebration will be in that borough.
There will be a festival in Richmond
Borough and a reception to United
States officials and guests of the city
at West Point.
The military parade is to take place
on Thursday. September 80. This
will be participated in by United
States infantry regiments, Navy and
Marine corps, the National Guard
Naval Militia, veteran organizations
and marines and sailors from foreign
vessels.
The parade of naval vessels. mer-
chant marine, excursion boats and
pleasure craft of every description
will take place on Friday, Oct. 1. It
will be in two divisions, one starting
from New York, the other from AL
bany The divisions will meet at
Newburg, celebrated in Revolution
airy history, and a general good time
will be enjoyed in Newburg bay. In
the division bound north will be the
/ Half Moon, manned by Dutch sailors
in the costumes of the mariners of
Hudson's day. and the Clermont, the
first boat built by Fulton, operated
by her own steam.
Ceremonies will be held on both
these vessels at the Joining OF the
two divisions. At Newburg there will
be parade, reception and the like,
with Examinations and fireworks in
the evening. The vessels taking part
in the naval parade will return to
New York and the Manhattan historl-
cal parade previously mentioned will
be repeated in Brooklyn.
Tie school children in New York
will engage in festivals on Saturday,
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In fifty centres in New York, con-
Quoted in view OF more than Ave hun
dred thousand children of the pub
J lie and private schools. The two di.
visions OF the naval parade will be
welcomed on their return from New.
burg. There will be a historical par.
: ade on Staten Island and dedicatory
exercises at Stony Point, the scene OF
decisive battle during the Revolu.
ton. In the evening there will be q
carnival parade in New York, in
: which there will be seen fifty bril-
: liantly illuminated floats, escorted BY
various organizations.
= The final week of the celebration
will be devoted to events on the Hud.
= son north of New York from October
to October 8. Special ceremonies
J with the historical floats in paradei
I will take place in all the river elite,
I and larger villages. with neighborins
smaller municipalities participating II
!, each Of them. On Monday, October
e 4, the chief celebrations will be al
4 Poughkeepsie and Yonkers: Tuesday
: at Kingston. Hastings, Dobbs Ferry
e Irvington and Tarrytown; Wednes
e day, at Catskill and Nyack; Thurs
s day, at Hudson ossining and Haver
: straw; Friday, at Albany and Peeks
e Kill. and Saturday at Troy and Cold
Spring. Similar ceremonies will bt
: neld at Cohoes on Monday, October
II. The carnival parade in Brooklyn
: saturday evening, October 0, will
j. | 1rInQ the oaIal,rnksn.