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| paid_attendance = | | paid_attendance = 84,615 | ||
| free_attendance = | | free_attendance = 41,487 | ||
| total_attendance = | | total_attendance =126,102 | ||
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==Events== | ==Events== | ||
* Philippine Army Day. Secretary of War - William Howard Taft reviewed large military parade. | |||
* Mrs. Frances Miller (Reid) Jones, wife of Breckenridge Jones, was a St. Louis society woman who died when her horses bolted & her carriage was hurled down a 20-foot embankment near the [[Boer War]]. | |||
[[Category:DailyEvents]] | [[Category:DailyEvents]] | ||
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| Previous Day | 1904-08-12 |
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| Next Day | 1904-08-14 |
| Attendance | |
| Paid Attendance | 84,615 |
| Free Attendance | 41,487 |
| Total Attendance | 126,102 |
| Weather | |
| High Temperature | 92ºF |
| Low Temperature | 74ºF |
Below is a list of events that happened on August 13, 1904.
Events[edit | edit source]
- Philippine Army Day. Secretary of War - William Howard Taft reviewed large military parade.
- Mrs. Frances Miller (Reid) Jones, wife of Breckenridge Jones, was a St. Louis society woman who died when her horses bolted & her carriage was hurled down a 20-foot embankment near the Boer War.
