Indiana at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, comprising the work of the Commission, including its report, Part 9

Author: Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission (Indiana). 3n; Alexander, Acil C
Publication date: 1904
Publisher: [Indianapolis?]
Number of Pages: 270


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BOOKS BY INDIANA AUTHORS


Below appears a complete list of books and their authors, also a list of original manuscripts, drawings and illustrations:


ADE, GEORGE. Doc Horne. Fables in Slang. Forty Modern Fables. In Babel. People You Know. ANDREWS, CHARLTON. A Parfit Gentil Knight. ALEXANDER, MRS. M. Going West. BEVERIDGE, A. J. The Russian Advance.


Stories of a Country Town. JENKINSON, ISAAC. Aaron Burr. JOHNSON, R. U. Poems.


JOHNSTON, ANNA FELLOWS. Asa Holmes. The Little Colonel at Boarding School. Little Colonel's Hero. The Little Colonel's Holiday.


BROOKS, SAMUEL. Poems. BIDDLE, HORACE. Poems. BEVIAN, PHILLIP. Woman Lost and Gained. BLATCHLEY. W S. Gleanings from Nature. A Nature Wooing. BOLTON, SARAH T. Life and Poeins.


The Little Colonel's House Party. Little Colonel Stories. CATHERWOOD, MARY H. Lazarre. White Islander. Story of Tonty. Romance of Dollard.


CHITWOOD, M. LOUISA. Poems.


COFFIN, CHAS. E. The Gist of Whist.


CONKLIN, JULIA S. Young People's History of Indiana. CALLAHAN, JAMES MORTON. Neutrality of American Lakes. Cuba and International Relations.


Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy. COULTER, JOHN M. Plant Relations. Plant Structures. COX. MILLARD F. (HENRY SCOTT CLARK). The Legionaries. CUMBACK. WILL Lectures and Addresses. DILLON, JOHN B. History of Indiana. DUNN. J. P. Indiana. Massacres of the Mountains.


MCCUTCHEON, GEO. B. Graustark. Castle Cranycrow. Sherrods. MAJOR, CHARLES. Bears of Blue River. Dorothy Vernon. Forest Hearth. When Knighthood was in Flower.


BOONE, RICHARD G History of Education in Indiana. BUTLER, AMOS W. Birds of Indiana. HOWE, E. W.


JOHNSTON, ANNA FELLOWS and BACON. Albian Fellows. Songs Ysame. JORDAN, D. S. and


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EVERMANN, B. W. American Food and Game Fishes. JULIAN, GEO. W. Life of Joshua Giddings.


KROUT. CAROLINE. (CAROLINE BROWN). On the We-a Trail.


KROUT, MARY H. Hawaii and a Revolution. A Looker on in London.


LOCKWOOD, GEO. B. The New Harmony Communities.


VAWTER, CLARA and WILL. The Rabbit's Ransom1.


VOORHEES, DANIEL W. Forty Years of Oratory.


WOOD, WILLIAM ALLEN. Sons of the Revolution.


WOODBURN, JAMES A. Political Parties and Party Prob- lems in United States. WOODS, ALICE. Edges.


MONCRIEF, JOHN W.


History of the Christian Church. NICHOLAS, ANNA. An Idyl of the Wabash.


MILLER, ELIZABETH. The Yoke.


MILLER, JOAQUIN. Poetical Works. Memorie and Rimes. True Bear Stories.


MOODY, WM. V. Poems. History of English Literature.


MOODY, MARTHA LIVINGSTON. Tragedy of Brinkwater.


MATHEWS, JAMES NEWTON. Poems.


MUNDAY, MURANIA.


Lyrics.


ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS


WALLACE, GENERAL LEW,


EGGLESTON, EDWARD,


THOMPSON, MAURICE,


HARRISON, BENJAMIN,


NICHOLSON, MEREDITH,


MAJOR, CHARLES,


WALLACE, MRS. LEW, ADE, GEORGE,


MCCUTCHEON, GEORGE BARR,


PORTER, GENE STRATTON,


STEIN, EVALEEN. MILLER, ELIZABETH.


ORIGINAL DRAWINGS


WILL VAWTER, illustrating, Riley's "When the Frost is on the Punkin," and "His Pa's Romance." VIRGINIA KEEP, illustrating Evaleen Stein's "Troubadour Tales." Illustrating "LAZARRE," by Mary Hartwell Catherwood. Illustrating "OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE," by James Whitcomb Riley.


Department of Women's Work


When the Commission was organized it was supposed that the general Exposition management would create a department and provide a building that should be especially devoted to the representation of these arts and crafts which are of special interest to women. The World's Columbian Exposition and other similar fairs had adopted this plan, and its apparent success warranted the assumption that a like course would be followed at St. Louis. Accordingly, a Department of Women's Work was created by the Indiana Commission and given in charge of a committee consisting of C. C. Shirley, Chairman, W. W. Wicks, and Frank C. Ball. Almost immediately after its appointment the Committee was advised that the plan of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition did not contemplate the exploitation of women's work, as such, and that all such exhibits would be received and shown in the Depart-


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NICHOLSON, MEREDITH The Main Chance. The Hoosiers. WALLACE, SUSAN E. The Storied Sea. Along the Bosphorus. The Repose of Egypt.


WALLACE and HALSTEAD. Lives of Harrison and Reid.


WALLACE, LEW. Ben Hur. A Fair God. Prince of India.


WOOLLEN, W. W. Early Indiana.


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ments of Manufactures and Varied Industries without reference to the sex of the exhibitor. No provision was made for grouping such exhibits with reference to the States from which they were received, and the Committee was further informed that each exhibitor would be expected to apply for space on her own account and bear the expense of installation and maintenance. These conditions were of course prohibitory unless the state should assume the burden of affording facilities to those who desired to exhibit embroideries, decorated china and other products of women's skill.


The number of letters received by the Committee from women in all parts of the state, inquiring as to the conditions under which the work of their hands might be exhibited at the Fair, showed conclusively that the in- terest in the subject was quite general. In obedience to this very considerable demand it was finally determined by the Indiana Commission, with the approval of the Department of Manufactures, that booths should be erected and maintained at the expense of the state for the reception and display of women's work, which, however, it was found necessary to limit to ceramics and textile fabrics. The Committee in charge of this department was fortunate in securing the services of Mrs. W. L. Berryman, of Tipton, as Superintendent. Under her immediate supervision a very excellent exhibit of embroideries and laces was installed in the Manufactures Building, and an equally attractive and meritorious exhibit of decorated china was placed in the Palace of Varied Industries. Each of these exhibits was housed in an artistic booth provided with suitable showcases and other facilities for the proper display of the work contributed by the women of the state.


The architecture of the booths was similar, each being of simple classic design; that in the Department of Manufactures being a fine representation of mahogany, while the decorated china booth was finished delicately and effectively in white enamel and gold.


The Superior Jury of hte Exposition gave twenty-three awards to this exhibit, including two grand prizes to the State as collaborator; seventeen of these were accorded to the Division of Textile Fabrics and six to that of Decorated China. Each article shown in this department constituted a separate exhibit and was marked with the name and address of the owner. The Commission, however, paid the expense, not only of maintaining the exhibit, but of shipment and re-shipment of each article, and insurance on the same while in its charge.


The following is a complete catalogue of the exhibits in the Department of Women's Work, with the names of the respective exhibitors:


TEXTILE FABRICS


Krame, Mrs. Tyler; Teneriffe Centerpiece. Miner, Miss Fannie; Needle Point Lace. Miner, Miss Fannie; Duchesse Lace. Miner, Miss Fannie; Point Lace Butterfly. Shaw, Mrs. K. N .; Needle Point Lace Collar. Shaw, Mrs. K. N. ; Needle Point Lace Fan.


Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Centerpiece, Net and Em- broidery.


Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Centerpiece Persian.


Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Mother of Pearl Center- piece.


Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Mount Mellick Centerpiece.


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Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Moss Centerpiece. Williamson, Miss Mary A .; Mother of Pearl Center- piece. Rinard, Mrs J. W .; Needle Picture.


Murphy, Geo .; Center-piece, Roses.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Applique Collar. Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Kerchief Lace.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Kerchief Lace.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Tab Collar. Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Battenburg Table Cover.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Two Toned Battenburg. Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Drawn Work.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Mount Mellick.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Lunch Cloth.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Linen.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Strawberry.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Poppy.


Nash, Mrs. L. B. ; Battenburg Table Cover.


Thompson, Mrs. W. E .; Point Lace Handkerchief.


Tull, Miss Minnie M. ; Battenburg Center-piece.


Tull, Miss Minnie M. ; Point Lace Handkerchief.


Russell, Mrs. Will E .; Lunch Cloth.


Olivia, Mother; Tray Cloth.


Olivia, Mother ; Centerpiece.


Olivia, Mother; Embroidery Picture.


Olivia, Mother; Embroidery Picture.


Kinnison, Mrs. Nettie N .; Drawn Doiley.


Kinnison, Mrs. Nettie N .; Battenburg Dress Front.


DECORATED CHINA


Charles, Miss Lula; 1 Tea Set, 6 pieces. Charles, Miss Lula; 1 Berry Set, 7 pieces.


Hadley, Miss Alice Ross; Vase.


Hadley, Miss Alice Ross ; Vase. Hadley, Miss Alice Ross; Vase.


Hadley, Miss Alice Ross; Vase, Iris.


Hadley, Miss Alice Ross; Bonbon Box.


Hadley, Miss Alice Ross; Fruit Bowl.


Moore, Mrs. Deck ; Vase. Moore, Mrs. Deck; Plate. Moore, Mrs. Deck; Plate. Minor, Miss Mary J .; Punch Bowl and Base. Minor, Miss Mary J. ; 6 Punch Cups. Day, Mrs. W. S .; Flemish Tank, Glass. Day, Mrs. W. S .; Half-dozen Champagne Glasses.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Bonbon Box, China.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Card Box.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Vase.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Candelabrum.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Jar, Pottery, 13x4 1-2.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Ten-inch Plate.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Jar, 5x5. Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Vase, 4x5.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Loving Cup, 6 1-2 x 6 1-2.


Day, Mrs. W. S .; 1 Vase, Pottery, 13 x 4 1-2. Day, Mrs. W. S .; 3 Small Vases, Pottery.


Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell; Creamer and Sugar.


Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell; Placque.


Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell; Vase.


English, Mrs. W. B .; Portrait, Gentleman. English, Mrs. W. B .; Fancy Head (Odetta ).


Rush, Mrs. John E .; Bonne Femme Curtain.


Rush, Mrs. John E .; Bonne Femme Curtain. Rush, Mrs. John E. ,Sofa Pillow Top. Rush, Mrs. John E. ,Handkerchief.


Evans, Mrs. Chas .; Center-piece.


Murphy, Mrs. John H .; Centerpiece, Peony. Craft, Mrs. Esther; Point Lace Stole Collar.


Gifford, Mrs. M. R .; Battenburg Lace.


Major, Mrs. Wm. S .; Embroidered Table Cloth.


Major, Mrs. Wm. S .; Embroidered Table Cloth.


Harding, Mrs. W. T .; Dresser Cover.


Bartholomew, Mrs. Homer; Tatted Collar and Turn- over. Nash, Mrs. L. B .; Table Center.


Nash, Mrs. L. B. ; Sideboard Set.


Nash, Mrs. L. B .; Roman Centerpiece.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Pansy.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Butterflies.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Peonies,


Lantz, Mrs. L. G. ; Centerpiece, Roman.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Persian.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G .; Centerpiece, Poppy.


Dwyer, Mrs. James; Centerpiece, Lace Braid.


Rush, Mrs. John E. Lunch Cloth.


Rush, Mrs. John E .; Cape Collar.


Rush, Mrs. John E .; Stole Collar.


Mount Mellick Club of Terre Haute;


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EXHIBITS OF CERAMICS.


EXHIBILZ OE CEKVWICZ.


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English, Mrs. W. B .; Turkish Coffee Pot.


Whitridge, Miss Bessie; Porcelain Slab, "In The Cloister."


Conard, Miss Katharine; Persian Vase.


Conard, Miss Katharine; Plate.


Conard, Miss Katharine; Card Box.


Fleming, Mrs. Laura Georgas; 1 Miniature on Ivory. Fleming, Mrs. Laura Georgas; 1 Miniature on Ivory. Stubbs, Mrs. L. D .; 1 Placque, Roses.


Stubbs, Mrs. L. D .; 1 Placque, Madame Recamier.


Stubbs, Mrs. L. D .; 1 Vasc, Spindel Scene.


Taylor, Miss Myrtle L. ; Placque.


Taylor, Miss Myrtle L .; Vase.


Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Y .; Vase, Psyche.


Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Y .; Vase, Roses.


Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Y .; Vase, Iris.


Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Y .; Placque, Morning Glories.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R .; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R. ; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R .; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R. ; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R. ; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R. ; Portrait.


Moore, Mrs. Deck; 4 Plates.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R .; Portrait.


Moore, Mrs. Deck; Tea Set.


Marsh, Mrs. Susan R .; Portrait.


Marsh, Mrs.'Susan'R. ; Portrait.


George, Miss Effie.


AWARDS ON TEXTILE FABRICS


GROUP 58.


Name.


Residence.


Exhibit.


Award.


Indiana, State of


Indianapolis


Collective Exhibit


Grand.


Williamson, Miss Mary .1


Princeton


. Original Design Centerpieces Grand.


Miner, Miss Fannie.


Indianapolis


Point Lace Gold.


Shaw, Mrs. K. N.


Indianapolis


Point Lace Fan Cover Gold.


Murphy, Mrs. John H.


Indianapolis


Original Design Centerpiece Gold.


Nash, Mrs. L. B ..


Tipton.


Table Center in Chrysanthemums. Gold.


Thompson, Mrs. W. E.


Anderson


Point Lace Handkerchief


Gold


Chapman, Mrs. Wyota,


Appleton City


Point Lace Handkerchief ..


Gold.


St. Francis, Sisters of


Oldenburg


Centerpiece, Tray Cloth and Needle- work Pictures Silver.


Craft, Mrs. Esther


Indianapolis


Point Lace Stole Collar . Silver.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G.


Indianapolis


Battenburg Centerpiece Silver.


Mountmelick Club


Terre Haute


Olivia, Mother M .; Slab, Immaculate Conception.


Olivia, Mother M .; Vase, Guardian Angel. Olivia, Mother M .; "Ecce Homo."


Commons, Olive W .; Trillium Vase.


Commons, Olive W .; Geranium Plate.


Orndorff, Mrs. Amelia L .; "Irish Spinning Wheel."


Orndorff, Mrs. Amelia L .; Indian, Red Cloud.


Orndorff, Mrs. Amelia L .; "Rembrandt."


Orndorff, Mrs. Amelia L .; "Vanity."


Baker, Miss Pearl; Lemonade Pitcher


Punsch. H. O .; Portrait.


Punsch, H. O .; Vase.


Punsch, H. O .; Tankard.


Punsch, H. O .; Small Vase.


Punsch, H. O .; Small Tankard.


Charles, Miss Lula; Jardiniere.


Charles, Miss Lula ; Claret Pitcher.


Charles, Miss Lula; Plate, Monogram.


Charles, Miss Lula; Plate, Conventional.


Charles, Miss Lula; Tea Set.


Charles, Miss Lula; Sandwich Tray.


Charles, Miss Lula; Jewel Plate, China


Moore, Mrs. Deck; Nut Bowl.


Montmelick Table Cover and Center- pieces Silver.


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Rinard, Mrs. J. W.


. Plymouth


.American Beauty Rose Embroidery . . Bronze.


Murphy, Mrs. Geo.


Logansport.


. LaFrance Rose Embroidery Bronze.


Lantz, Mrs. L. G.


Indianapolis


Embroidered Lunch Cloth Bronze.


Dwyer, Mrs. James


Muncie


. Duchesse Lace Lunch Set Bronze.


Rush, Mrs. John E ..


Marion


Battenburg Lunch Cloth Bronze.


Bartholomew, Mrs. Homer


Tipton


Tatted Collar


Bronze.


Russell, Mrs. W. E.


Richmond.


Lunch Cloth Bronze.


Harding, Mrs. W. T.


Tipton


Marie Antoinette Dresser Scarf. Bronze.


Gifford, Mrs. M. R.


. Tipton


Cluny Centerpiece


Bronze.


AWARDS ON DECORATED CHINA


GROUP 45.


Name.


Residence.


Exhibit. Award.


Indiana, Ladies of


. Indianapolis


Collective Exhibit


Silver.


Day, Mrs. W. S.


Indianapolis


Hand Pottery, Decorated Glass and China Silver.


Rose, Sister Mary


Indianapolis


Madonna on Porcelain Bronze.


Baker, Miss Pearl


Rochester .


Pitcher, Conventional Design Bronze.


Minor, Miss Mary J.


Indianapolis


Punch Bowl and Cups, Conventional


Grape Design .. Bronze.


Individual Exhibits


One of the most important and gratifying reports we are pleased to make is of the excellent showing made by individuals and corporations of the state.


One hundred and eight exhibits represented the arts and trades of Indiana, and in almost every department these ranked with the best. In many instanees the exhibits showed superiority in quality and mechanical skill compared with other exhibits in the same departments.


In the Livestock Department, special credit is due to the livestock breeders of the state. Records of the Exposition place Indiana first of all the states in several of the higher grades of livestock. This is both creditable and encouraging to our stock raisers. These exhibits were indicative of the rapid pace the state is making in every department of industry.


The Commission refunded the freight and express on livestock exhibits as a means of encouragement to exhibitors.


A correct list of exhibits is appended and as nearly as could be ascertained, a list of awards and prizes. It was intended to give a brief description of each individual exhibit, but it was found impossible to secure the proper data at the time of making this report.


To the Committee having in charge the agricultural and horticultural exhibits, was also assigned the duty of


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interesting Indiana livestock breeders in the Exposition, to the end that an adequate representation of this industry might be made. The Committee appointed from among the prominert breeders of the state a superintendent for each breed of stock. The gentlemen who accepted appointments in these capacities rendered valuable service to the Commission, and aided materially in making the magnificent showing of the best specimens of livestock from the herds and flocks of Indiana breeders. The names of these superintendents follow:


HORSES


Exhibit.


Vamc.


Address.


PERCHERONS AND SHIRES


Cochran, Low W


Crawfordsville.


BELGIAN AND COACH


Crouch. J. Lafayette.


Wolf Henry Wabash.


LIGHT HARNESS


MeDonald, M. A. . West Lebanon.


Beauchampe, W. T.


Indianapolis.


CLYDESDALES


Perd, E. H.


New Castle.


Lagrange, J. W.


Franklin.


CATTLE


SHORT HORNS


Robbins, W. S. Horace.


Christian, W. F. Indianapolis.


POLLED DURHAMS


Miller. John H.


Peru.


Hines. F. S


Indianapolis.


HEREFORDS


Graves, Clem


Bunker Hill.


Van Natta, F. W.


Fowler.


Kerr, Lew


Newtown.


Peak. W. R.


Greensburg.


Robbins, J. E.


Greensburg.


Wheatcraft, H. H.


Greenwood.


SWINE


Joe Cunningham, Peru, General Superintendent.


Thorntown.


Abernathy, W.


Liberty.


CHESTER WHITES


Moore, F. F


Rochester.


POLAND-CHINAS


Johnson, W. S. New Augusta.


May. Adam F.


Flat Rock.


BERKSHIRES


Jessup, Geo. W.


Rockville.


Barker, Elmer.


Thorntown.


SHEEP


John L. Thompson, Gas City, General Superintendent. Phelps, T. C .. New Castle.


COTSWOLDS


SHROPSHIRES


Thornburg, W. H. Alexandria.


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JERSEY REDS


Pearson, W. A.


Beeler, Allen Indianapolis.


JERSEY


Nave. A. P. Attica.


MERINOS


. Brouse, U. C .. Kendallville.


POULTRY


Sid Conger, Shelbyville, General Superintendent.


Individual Exhibitors DEPARTMENT OF LIBERAL ARTS GROUP 16. Photography.


Name.


Residence.


Exhibit.


Award.


Koch, H. E. .


Laporte.


Photographs


Parrott, J. C .. ..


Fort Wayne


. Photographs


Gold.


Pike, C. C.


Indianapolis


Photographs


Bronze.


Wilhite & Holloway


Indianapolis


Photographs


Silver.


GROUP 17.


Books and Publications.


Name.


Residence. Exhibit.


Award.


Bobbs-Merrill


Indianapolis Books and Publications


Silver.


GROUP 20.


Medicine and Surgery.


Name.


Residence. Exhibit.


Award.


Allison, W. D., Co .


Indianapolis


Physicians' Supplies


Silver.


Armstrong, W. H., Co.


Indianapolis Physicians' Supplies .Grand Prize.


Clark & Roberts


Indianapolis


Physicians' Supplies


Silver.


GROUP 21.


Musical Instruments.


Name.


Residence.


Exhibit.


Award.


Conn, C. G.


Elkhart


Musical Instruments.


Grand Prize.


Starr Piano Co. Richmond.


Pianos


Gold.


Also Gold Medal to Henry Gennett, President, as Collaborator.


GROUP 23.


Chemical and Pharmaceutical Arts.


Name.


Residence. Exhibit. Award.


Western Gas Construction Co. . ...


. Fort Wayne . . Gas Apparatus Grand


Also Grand Prize to O. N. Guldlin, as Collaborator, and Silver Medal to A. B. Slater, as Collaborator.


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Name. Western Gas Association. Johnson-Reynolds Co. ...


GROUP 26. Models, Plans and Designs for Public Works. Address. Exhibit. Award. . New Albany Gas Apparatus. .


.Anderson lligh Pressure Gas Regulator . Silver.


DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES GROUP 34.


Vame. National Sweeper Co.


Marion . Carpet Sweepers Grand Prize.


National Sweeper Co.


Marion . Carpet Sweepers .. 2 Gold.


GROUP 37. Decoration and Fixed Furniture. Address. Exhibit. Award.


Vame.


Interior Hardwood Co.


. Indianapolis Parquetry Flooring . Gold.


GROUP 38. Office and Household Furniture.


Nume.


Address. Exhibit. Award.


Goshen Mfg. Co.


Goshen


Swings and Ladders


Bronze.


Study, Mrs. J. N.


l'ort Wayne .


GROUP 41. Hardware.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Wright Shovel Co ..


Anderson


Shovels


Gold.


Spring Steel Fence Wire Co.


Anderson


Silver.


Goshen Mfg. Co.


Goshen


Silver.


GROUP 48.


Vamc.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Malleable Steel Range Co.


South Bend.


Gold,


Western Gas Construction Co.


Fort Wayne


Silver.


GROUP 49. Methods for Lighting.


N'ame.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Davis Acetylene Co.


Elkhart


Acetylene Gas Apparatus . Gold.


Also A. Davis, President, awarded Gold Medal as Inventor.


Roots, P. H. & F. M. . Connersville


Gas Exhaustor Gold.


Western Gas Construction Co. Fort Wayne.


.Gas Apparatus. Grand.


GROUP 56. Yarns and Fabrics of Animal Fibres. Address. Exhibit. Award.


Name.


Seymour Woolen Factory Co. . Seymour


Woolens and Flannels


Gold.


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Brushes and Fine Leather Novelties. Address. Exhibit. Award.


GROUP 57. Fabrics of Silk. Address. Exhibit.


Award.


Name.


Fern, Miss Kate ..


Roby . Silk Bronze.


GROUP 61. Industries Connected with Clothing. Address. Exhibit. Award.


Name.


Wayne Knitting Mills. Fort Wayne. Hosiery .. . Grand Prize. Also Gold Medal to T. F. Thieme, as Collaborator: Silver Medal to F. J. Thieme, as Collaborator ; Bronze Medal to II. Stoehral, as Collaborator; and Bronze Medal to Anna Klebe, as Collaborator.


DEPARTMENT OF MACHINERY


GROUP 62.


Name. Kunkle, E. B., Co.


Steam Engines. Address. Fort Wayne. . . Valves


Exhibit. Award.


Bronze.


GROUP 64.


General Machinery.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Dodge Mfg. Co. ...


Mishawaka


Power Transmission Machinery Gold.


Reeves Pulley Co. . .


Columbus


Power Transmission Machinery Silver.


lowe Engine Co.


Indianapolis


Fire Engine Bronze.


South Bend Pulley Co.


. South Bend


Pulleys.


Bronze.


GROUP 63.


Western Gas Construction Co.


Fort Wayne


Iron mountings and requirements for retort benches. Silver.


GROUP 65. Machine Tools.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Bertsch & Co.


Cambridge City Machinery for Cutting. Silver.


Hoffman, Geo. W.


Indianapolis


Metal Polish


Bronze.


Power Plants.


Connersville Blower Co.


Connersville Rotary Pumps.


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICITY


GROUP 67.


Machines for Generating Electricity.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Commercial Eleetrie Co.


. Indianapolis Dynamos and Motors


. Silver.


Goldsboro, W. E.


Lafayette Electro Dynamometer Silver.


Name.


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MeRoy Clay Works Morgan Electric Co. Purdue University Electrical Research Laboratory


Brazil


Vitrified Clay Conduits . . Silver.


East Chicago.


Third Rail Haulage System


Lafayette


Electrical Apparatus Gold.


Lafayette


Transformer Silver. For Alternating Current Motors and Transformers. Silver.


GROUP 69. Electric Lighting. Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Mathews, C. P.


Lafayette.


Photometers Gold.


Fort Wayne Electric Works.


Fort Wayne


Direct and Alternating Are Lamps and Are: Lighting System. Gold.


GROUP 71. Various Applications of Electricity.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Esterline, J. W.


Lafayette


Permeaters Silver.


Indiana Novelty Co.


Muncie


Electric Door Plate.


Fort Wayne Electric Works Fort Wayne Electrical Measuring System Gold.


DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION GROUP 72. Carriages and Wheelwrights' Work- Automobiles and Cycles.


Vame.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Elkhart Carriage Co.


Elkhart


Carriages


Silver.


llaynes-Apperson Co


Kokomo


Automobiles


Grand Prize.


Indiana Buggy Co.


Elkhart


Buggies and Carriages


Kokomo Rubber Co.


Kokomo.


Bicycle and Auto Tires


Silver.


Laporte Carriage Co.


Laporte.


Carriages


Honorable Mention.


McCallum Wagon Co.


Plymouth


Wagon Wheels Bronze.


Motsinger Device Co.


Pendleton .


Auto Sparker. Bronze.


National Motor Vehicle Co.


Indianapolis


Automobiles . Gold.


Single Center Buggy Co.


Evansville


Buggies.


Bronze.


Studebaker Bros.


South Bend


Buggies, Wagons, Carriages and


Automobiles Grand Prize.


GROUP 73. Harness.


Studebaker Mfg Co.,


South Bend


Harness Grand Prize.


Name.


GROUP 74. Railway Facilities. Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Light Inspection Car Co. Hagerstown


Inspection Cars


Gold.


87


Purdue University School of Electrical Engineering


Fort Wayne Electric Works Fort Wayne


Name.


Phelps, W. S.


Muncie Railway Switches Bronze


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


GROUP 78. Farm Equipment. Address. Bloomington Gate


Exhibit. Award.


Slack, W. J.


Weisenbaum Mfg. Co.


Indianapolis Fence and Fence Machinery


GROUP 79. Agricultural Implements and Farm Machinery.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


South Bend Chilled Plow Co.


.South Bend


Plows


Silver.


Blount, H. F.


Evansville


Plows


Silver.


Bowsher, N. P., Co.


South Bend


Feed Grinding Mills. .Gold.


Fowler Stufflebean Mfg. Co.


Judyville Corn Shredder


Silver.


Gaar, Scott & Co.


Richmond


. Threshing Machinery


Gold.


Sprout-Waldron Co.


Muncie


Attrition Mills


Gold.


Indiana Wagon Co.


. Lafayette.


Wagons


Silver.


Oliver Chilled Plow Co. South Bend


Plows


Grand Prize.


Also Jas. Oliver, Gold Medal, as Inventor.


Huntington & Page. Indianapolis


Grass Seed Sower


Bronze.


Birdsell Mfg. Co. South Bend


Clover Huller.


Gold


GROUP 86. Equipment and Methods Employed in Preparation of Foods.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award,


Wilke Mfg. Co.


Anderson


Refrigerators.


Grand Prize.


Opal Refgr. Co. Indianapolis Refrigerators


GROUP 87.


Farinaceous Products.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Iglehart Bros.


Evansville


Cake Flour


.Grand Prize.


GROUP 88.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit.


Award.


Haffner, Mrs. B.


Anderson


Cakes


. Gold.


GROUP 89. Food Products.


Whitney, I. J., & Son


Cambridge City


Canned Products


Bronze.


Polk, J. T. .


Greenfield


. Canned Products. Silver.


American Cannery Co. Lebanon .Canned Products Silver.


88


Name.


American Soda Fountain Co. Johnson, Grafton


Greenwood


Silver. Tomatoes, Beans, Peas and Soup. . Bronze.


GROUP 94. Fermented Beverages. Address. . Indianapolis ......


Vame.


Exhibit.


Award.


Indianapolis Brewing Co.


Malt Liquors. Grand and Gold.


FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT


GROUP 9.


Name.


Address.


Exhibit. Award.


Adams, J. Ottis




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