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Model of Snagboat “General Wright” at the St. Louis Exposition
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Stories by St. Louis
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Germany at the St. Louis Exposition
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Pictures in Wheat and Corn at the St. Louis Fair
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A 60,000-Volt Oil Switch at the Fair
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The Italian Pavilion and Exhibit at the World's Fair
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The Belgian Pavilion and Exhibit at the World's Fair
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The Mining Exhibits at St. Louis Fair
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French Pavilion and Gardens at the St. Louis Fair
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The United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries Building
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The Government Building and Post Office Exhibit at the World's Fair, St. Louis
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The Wireless Telephone Station at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
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New York-State at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
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Royal Sleeping Cars in 1842 and 1904
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Geronimo at the World's Fair
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An Exhibit of Gyratory Rock and Ore Crushers in the Mines Building
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A 1,000-Horse-Power Compound French Engine and Dynamo
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The State of Washington at the Fair
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Westinghouse Exhibits at the St. Louis World's Fair
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Bethlehem Steel Company Exhibit in the Mines and Metallurgy Building
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Apoplectics
Their Mental State their Degree of Responsibility, and their Civil Capacity
