Dan Kelly Leads Northwest Track Meet With Three Firsts
Dan Kelly of Multnomah Club led the Spokane meet with three firsts and tied a world record in the 100 yard dash. The event featured 50 athletes from Multnomah Seattle and Spokane clubs, with new and old marks shattered across sprints jumps and throws.
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Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association
Spokane
Northwest
Multnomah Club
Portland
Seattle
Kelly
Multnomah
Cary
Smith
Greenhaw
Gist
Huntoon
Harris
Mays
Coates
Grant
Philbrook
Smithson
Moores
McKinney
McDonald
Hug
Parker
Malony
Dowd
Gilbert
Holdman
Thayer
Houston
Coyle
Twitchell
Maloney
Fawcett
Cox
Northwestern and Coast League Standings in Butte and Spokane
The clipping shows standings for the Northwestern and Coast leagues including Butte, Grays Harbor, Spokane, and Spokane City lines with teams such as Oakland National and Philadelphia also noted. A feature on Dan Keily from the University of Oregon highlights his 100 yard dash win in 9.5 seconds.
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Chicago
Tore Inners
Didtadasaen
Picebore
Ueeres
Crewe
Philadelphia
Cepa
Adalat
Scots Multnomah
St. Eations
Detroit
Spokane
Washington
Ainda Ath
Dan Keily
Anelete
University of Oregon
Baker City
Oregon
Tim
Norway crowns Haakon VII and Maud in Oslo ceremony
Throndhjem witnessed a solemn coronation as King Haakon VII and Queen Maud were invested with crowns. Norwegian American delegates invited William J. Bryan to speak and presented flags amid cheers. Bryan praised Norway's civilization and strength, wishing long prosperity for the country. The note also reports Maud Jeffries retiring from the stage upon her marriage.
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Throndhjem
Haakon VII
Maud
Prince Charles
Princess Maud
Denmark
Norway
Haakon
William J. Bryan
Multnomah Athlete Dan Kelly tops amateur 100 yard dash record
Dan M. Kelly of the Multnomah Athletic Club Portland Oregon remains the sole amateur with a 934 seconds 100 yard dash record. His build is tall and lean, with long muscular legs and a compact chest and neck. his running style keeps his head up and arms extended. In other action Miss May Sutton of California defeats Miss Pinckney 6 0 1 5 in the open lawn tennis ladies singles final. R F and H L Doherty win the gentlemen's doubles 6 4 0 6 6 2 over Liesley and Collins.
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Dan M. Kelly
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Kelly
Leicester
England
Miss May Sutton
California
Miss Pinckney
R. F
H. L. Doherty
Frank Liesley
Kreigh Collins
Chicago
Batting Nelson
World News Roundup Highlights Global Events This Week
National and international items with law school graduations and political moves. Key figures include Attorney General Moody pursuing Standard Oil, Prince Manueloff killed in Ufa, and Mrs. Shaughnessy, mother of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, dying in Milwaukee. Also notes Hoover era policies, Mesa Verde park approval, and Roosevelt travel funds.
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Harvard Law School
Morgan
San Francisco
E. Mandan
Fillmore Street
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Prince Manueloff
Ufa
Russia
Thomas Shaughnessy
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Milwaukee
William H. Huntting
Hartford
Conn
House
Louisville Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company of
Chicago
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Senate
McClellan
Europe
Minerva Williams
James Leigh
Evansville
Ind
Emma Ledoux
Stockton
California
A. N. McVicars
Duke of
Moses Kauffman
Sioux Falls
Agnes Poirers
Roosevelt
Washington bankers choose Spokane as 1907 meeting site
Spokane will be the meeting place for the state bankers association in 1907 with Falls City as a tentative final site. In Tacoma the convention added banking bill sections and urged passage at the next legislative session. A real estate loan resolution was adopted and officers were elected: President M. F. Backus Seattle vice president P C Kaufman Tacoma treasurer H H Turner Walla Walla.
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Spokane
State Bankers’ Association
Executive Council
Falls City
Tacoma
M. F. Backus
Seattle
Pecenenerys
P. C. Kaufman
H. H. Turner
Walla Walla
C. J. Lord
Kaufman
Ohio's Governor Harris Ill at Home in Preble County
Governor Andrew L. Harris of Ohio is ill at home in Eaton Preble County with exhaustion and acute indigestion. It is doubtful he can return to Columbus to assume duties. Harris, a Republican, succeeded Governor Patterson after his death.
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Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
Eaton
Preble County
Columbus
Harris
Patterson
Slaughter of the Sudanese by punitive expedition
A punitive expedition from El Obeid to relieve Talodi killed 350 Sudanese and captured 100 after tribesmen attacked the Talodi garrison in early June. Forty Egyptians were killed. the expedition suffered no losses.
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el Obeid
Talodi
China to Act in Manchuria Governor General Appointment
Yuan Shi Kai, governor of Chili and commander in chief of Chinese forces, will be appointed Chinese governor general of Manchuria, signaling a major step in regional affairs.
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China
Manchuria
Yuan Shi Kai
Chili
Slain Police Officials in Piotroskow Streets
In Piotroskow Russia Poland two high ranking police officials and a policeman were shot dead in the streets recently.
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Piotroskow
Russian Poland
Americans Dine with Kaiser Aboard Hamburg Yacht
Mr and Mrs William Howard Taft era guests at Kiel with Emperor William and Princess Eitel Frederick. The dinner featured an American group including Allison Howard George Armour and Mr and Mrs Jordan Mott. Afterward the Hamburg illuminated harbor scene drew crowds from Kiel as ships glowed with lights.
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Longworth
Allison Howard
George Armour
Jordan Mott
Princess Eitel
Emperor William
Princes Eitel
America
Emperor
Hamburg
Kiel
President Roosevelt to Visit Panama and Brazil Trip Planned
The White House announces President Roosevelt will travel to Panama next fall for about three weeks, canceling a San Francisco cornerstone visit and a Midwest trip. Secretary Root will stop in Brazil in July four times, then proceed to Rio Janeiro for the Pan American Conference, with further stops in Uruguay Argentina Colombia and other South American nations.
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White House
Roosevelt
Panama
San Francisco
Federal Building
Middle West
Root
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Para
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rooth
Uruguay
Argentina
South America
Chile
Ecuador
Peru
Cartegena
Colombia
Odessa mutiny and armed mobs threaten Jews amid siege
Reports from Moscow say mutinous troops clashed with loyalists outside Odessa as artillery fought rebels. Police accused of arming mob to massacre Jews. Modlinski and Lublinski regiments refused police duty. Transport Nijni Novgorod returned after a crew mutiny and port orders.
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Moscow
Russia
Odessa
Modlinski
Lublinski
Nijni Novgorod
Sebastopol
San Francisco Mail Service After Disaster
Postmaster General Cortelyou reports from San Francisco detail postal conditions after the great quake. May 24 activity near record highs in letter collection, stamp sales near normal, second class mail down about 20 percent, and registered mail steady. About 2240 post office workers lost homes. one carrier dead, one missing. officials praised, others scrutinized.
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Cortelyou
San Francisco
Washington State Press Association Annual Meeting Set for Tacoma
The Washington State Press Association will meet in Tacoma from July 24 to 26. Governor Mead will give the welcome address, with speakers and social events arranged by Tacoma committee. Attendees may tour the Tacoma Eastern line and enjoy dinners, boat rides, and excursions to Point Defiance. Secretary E H Hutchinson, Spokane, asks reporters to notify promptly.
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Washington State Press Association
Tacoma
Thomas Hooker
Mead
Association For Action
Tacoma Eastern Railway
Mount Tacoma
Sound
Point Defiance
Hutchinson
E. H Hutchinson
Spokane
Woman poisoned by mistaken prescription in Milwaukee store
Mrs. Kate Burton sought Epsom salts in Milwaukee department store. Health department analysis found carbonate of potash in the bottle instead of salts. She read the prescription incorrectly and took a smaller dose than prescribed, narrowly avoiding death. An investigation is pending.
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Kate Burton
Milwaukee, Wis
Health Department
Big Relay Race at Spokane Interstate Fair
Spokane Interstate Fair officials announce a big relay race from September 24 to October 6 with a $1500 purse. Managers say ten days of racing this year, riders must supply four horses and ride two miles daily, changing saddles every half mile, with one assistant to hold horses during changes.
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Spokane
Robert H. Cosgrove
Benjamin F Barnes Confirmed as Washington Postmaster
Benjamin F Barnes assistant secretary to the president was confirmed by the senate in executive session as postmaster at Washington. The vote stood 35 to 16 while a concurrent effort for an investigation into the Mrs Minor Morris incident was defeated. The nomination had been pending since April 2.
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Benjamin F. Barnes
Senate
Washington
Minor Morris
Barnes
White House
Harry Thaw commits murder on Madison Square Garden roof
The prominent architect Stanford White was shot and killed by Harry Thaw during a performance at Madison Square Garden. Thaw was arrested after the shooting as chaos erupted among the crowd. A woman described as Mrs Thaw appeared to defend Thaw while he was restrained. Authorities report Thaw declared White ruined his life and he desires to stand by his actions.
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New York
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
White
Thaw
Burden
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. White
Mrs. Thaw
sweeping Sunday law proposal limits Canadian commerce
A government Sabbath bill tightens Sunday rules across Canada, banning sales and most work, prohibiting paid games and excursions, closing paid amusements, banning target shooting, and stopping sale of foreign newspapers.
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Canada
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Dan Kelly
Boy Wonder
Kid Herman
Athletic League
Young Men’s Christian Associations of North America
Evanston
Evanston Y. M. C. A
Central Y. M. C. A
John Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Syracuse
Honolulu
San Pedro
Cal
Brookline
Mass
T. F. Kiely
Tipperary
Ireland
Amateur Athletic Union
John Bredemus
South Bend
Ellery H. Clark
Boston
Westfield
William Carns
Chicopee High School
Livingston
Mont
Chingren
Garrett
Pete Holohan
Peter Holohan
Twin Falls
Idaho
Spokane Red and Gun Club
Northwestern League
Butte
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific
Warwicks
Rapp
Lloyd Jones
Dillingham
Cease Dodd Clothing
Pacific
Los Angeles
Woss
Wae Wee
Oakland
Ers
Maud Jeffries
Sporting News
News OF the World
Globe
Washington State Bankers
III
Kaiser
BIG Mail
Washington State Press
Count Witte
Nicholas
Bialystock
Heaven
Potomac
Edward R. Saalbach
Potomac River
Aqueduct Bridge
Washington, D. C
War Department
Frank M. Chapman
Museum For Natural History
Far West
William Moore
Tasmania
Germany
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