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| paid_attendance = | | paid_attendance = 60,476 | ||
| free_attendance = | | free_attendance = 74,715 | ||
| total_attendance = | | total_attendance =135,191 | ||
| hi_temp = | | hi_temp = 82ºF | ||
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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
* Children's Day, over 40,000 St. Louis school children watch. Parade of Children of All Nations. | |||
* National Cyclists Day. | |||
* W. H. Green died performing a stunt at [[Old St. Louis]] on [[The Pike]]. He fell 50 feet. Another stunt show involving a bicycle and trapeze on a 122-foot wire is permanently canceled. | |||
[[Category:DailyEvents]] | [[Category:DailyEvents]] | ||
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| Previous Day | 1904-08-01 |
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| Next Day | 1904-08-03 |
| Attendance | |
| Paid Attendance | 60,476 |
| Free Attendance | 74,715 |
| Total Attendance | 135,191 |
| Weather | |
| High Temperature | 82ºF |
| Low Temperature | 66ºF |
Below is a list of events that happened on August 2, 1904.
Events[edit | edit source]
- Children's Day, over 40,000 St. Louis school children watch. Parade of Children of All Nations.
- National Cyclists Day.
- W. H. Green died performing a stunt at Old St. Louis on The Pike. He fell 50 feet. Another stunt show involving a bicycle and trapeze on a 122-foot wire is permanently canceled.
