Ground broken for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Ground was broken in Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to open in 1909. President Roosevelt’s representative Joan Baerett spoke as officials and dignitaries, including Governor Mead and Mayor Moore, witnessed the ceremony. A two year construction period aims to complete the $17,000,000 grounds with twelve large exhibit palaces and related facilities.
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Grouind Yeas
Trumps Seattle
John Burrell
Inter Lop American Republics
Relt
John Edward Chilbork
Albert E. Mead
Washington
W. Tl. Moore
John Parrett
Ar Rainier Club
Altay Anit
Yukon
University Gampus
University of Washington
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Wheeling Extends Lead In Central Race
Terre Haute Ind June 1 Wheeling widened its lead in the Central league standings as Terre Haute and Evansville battled with various lineups. Memorial Day crowds reached about 16 000 to 18 000 across four cities amid rising attendance and league interest. President Carson set a new salary standard of 180 dollars, boosting pay for stub presidents and staff.
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Davron
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Wiilen
Serund Teagiels
Wrett
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Waenertha
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Wits Kamer
Grind Sun
Carson
Fient Smith
Terre Taut
Horengie
Tob
Maggert
Deine
Fle
Trinitie
Dan Daub
University of Illinois Wins Narrow Field Event Title
Illinois wins a close field event at Marshall University with a slim margin as Lincoln totals 1 point while Wisconsin places third with two. Missouri and Cheyenne finish near the top. numerous names and results appear in a long, fragmented report from the meet.
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University OF Illinois
Marshall
Chicago
Tune
Lacieamu
University of Wilnekt
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Linolk
Uist
Ae Uiller
Mit Serlund Een Fenders
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Tavey Sry
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Hustanine
Pennsylvania Triumphs at Harvard Stadium in Intercollegiate Meet
Pennsylvania emerges with honors at Harvard Stadium in a hard fought intercollegiate championship. Michigan edges Penn by seven points as trials in hurdles and sprints highlight a day of rapid events.
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Pennsylvanias
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Princaton
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Tatlerson Weicher
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Imborter
Pilsner Beer
Toledo, Ohio
Fred Miller
Milwaukee, Wis
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Lttin Whiten
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Gollen
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