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Musical instruments at the World's Columbian Exposition : a review of musical instruments, publications and musical instrument supplies of all kinds, exhibited at the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago, May 1 to October 31, 1893, and the awards given for these exhibits (from all nations) w, 1895
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1THE WORK OF INDIVIDUAL JUDGES.
3THE following list of the work of the Judges will be found a convenient reference to their individual reports. The American (United States and Canada) list includes all examinations except musical compositions, and the Foreign list excludes musical publications, compositions and all other exhibits except pianos, organs, harmoniums and their accessories, brass, woodwind and stringed instruments, etc., etc. The examinations of each judge were as follows:
5DR. GASTON BODART.
6Hartmann Bros. & Reinhard (musical instruments), J. Friedrich & Bro., (stringed instruments), New York City.
8FOREIGN.
9Great Britain—Rudall, Carte & Co., (flutes), London.
10Japan—Denbei Nakabayashi, (Yakumokota); Genbei Sakata, (drums); Shinsuke Sasatani, (gut music strings); Osaka;—Masakichi Suzuki, (violins); Nagoya.
12E. P. CARPENTER.
13Geo. P. Bent, (organs), W. W. Kimball Co., (2-reed organ—portable pipe organs), Lyon & Healy, (2-blowing apparatus for pipe and cabinet organs—Peloubet church organs: tubular pneumatic), A. Reed & Sons, (pianos), Newman Bro's. Co., (organs), Story & Clark Organ Co., Chicago;—Jno. C. Haynes & Co., (guitars, mandolins, etc.), Mason & Hamlin Organ & Piano Co., (Liszt organ), Boston; Jacob Bros (pianos), J. Howard Foote, (3-guitars and mandolins—J. H. Foote's Boehn Flutes—collective exhibit), New York;—Harry Coleman, (band instruments), Jno. Albert, (bass viol), Philadelphia;—Mason & Risch Vocalion Co., L't'd., Worcester, Mass.;—Estey Organ Co., Brattleboro, Vt.;—Henry Pilcher's Sons, (pipe organ), Louisville, Ky;—Washburn & Moen, (piano wire), Worcester, Mass.;—Hon. Levi K. Fuller, (exhibit of tuning forks), Brattleboro, Vt.;—M. J. Partello, (loan exhibit), Washington, D. C.;—C. G. Conn, (2-clarinets and cornets—military band instruments), Elkhart, Ind.;—Dominion Organ & Piano Co., (organs), Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.
15FOREIGN.
16Great Britain—E. Bishop & Sons, (Insulators for pianos), London.
17Germany—Paul Starck, (table harp), Markneukirchen.
18Italy—G. Mola, (pianos), Turin.
19Spain—Salvio Morbey, (music strings), Barcelona.
20Switzerland—Langdorff & Sons, (Swiss music boxes), Geneva.
22SEÑORITA ESMERALDA CERVANTES.
23Lyon & Healy (harps), Chicago, Ill.
24The C. F. Zimmermann Co., [2 Awards], (autoharps), Dolgeville, N. Y.
26FOREIGN.
27Costa Rica—Maximo Moreles, (mandolins), San Jose.
28Germany—Andreas Koch, Trossingen.
29Italy—Rancati & Co., (theatre costumes, armours, etc.), Milan.
30Mexico—Government of Michoacan, City of Morelia, (guitars); Nerrcra Guiterroz Jesus, (revolving theatre model), City of Mexico;—Louisa Traconis, (guitar), Yucatan.
31Spain—Francisco Pau, (guitars); Jose Marti, (Timbrel, guitars, etc.); Enrique Garcia, (guitars), Barcelona.
33HUGH A. CLARKE.
34Conover Piano Co., Geo. P. Bent, (pianos), Tonk M'f'g. Co., (music cabinets, stools, etc.), Chicago;—Kranich & Bach, (pianos), Sohmer & Co., (pianos), New York City;—Morris Steinert, (collection of old and rare
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