Panama Pacific Exposition Opens in San Francisco
The Panama Pacific International Exposition begins with 11 main exhibit buildings and 250 sculptures as part of a $50 million project. Ground broke Jan 1, 1913 and 630 acres of marsh were reclaimed turning San Francisco Bay into a lush fairground. International groups will hold 400 to 500 congresses and six conventions daily during the fair lasting until December 4.
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Department of Congresses
France
Italy
Siam
Portugal
Panama
Legion of Honor
San Francisco
New Orleans
San Francisco Bay
Department of Landscape Gardening
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Europe
Moore
The
Exposition Company
California
Willard Versus Johnson Faces Closer Look in Mexico Fight
Pre fight training and confidence mark Willard as he prepares for the heavyweight title bout with Jack Johnson set for March 6 in Juarez Mexico. Johnson holds a longer career and tougher record while Willard shows higher win rate but weaker opposition in recent years.
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Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Juarez
Mexico
Willard
Johnson
Sears
Arthur Pesky
Luther McCarty
New York
Exposition Dates Include Vanderbilt Cup Grand Prix
The coming exposition opens with the Vanderbilt Cup race inside the grounds on Monday February 22 a four mile course with seating for 30000 and space for twice that many observers. The Grand Prix follows on February 27 bringing top drivers to Cumberland for the event. Liberty Bell tolls reach San Francisco as the fair opens. Local notices list residents visiting and recovering from illness and travel updates involving Cumberland and nearby towns.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
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University of California At Berkeley
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Daniel Lutman
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Elkins
W. Va
John L. Bortz
Cumberland
Bortz
Bedford
W. B. Frazier
C. A. Floto
Berlin
Frank V. Carpenter
Harry W. Floto
W. F. Philson
Frank A. Perdew
Allegany County
Maryland
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Cumberland Press
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