W. Daniels Forged Greatest Swimmer in Great Olympics
The article lauds W Daniels as America’s winner in the Great Olympics and the world’s greatest swimmer. It traces his rise from a boy with health issues to a legendary figure, noting his 100 yard dash and early water feats, his training under Handley, and his record-breaking career with the New York Athletic Club. It highlights his impact on swimming’s status and a string of victories leading up to Olympic fame.
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le Prob
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York Athletic Club
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Hungard
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Missouri Ath Lewis
Olympic sprinting legends and record feats in early 1900s
The article recounts champions at the 1906 Athens Olympics and subsequent British and international sprint records. It highlights Daniels’ Athens win, his 100 yard title in England, and record times like 57 3-4 seconds for 100 yards, plus world marks in 120 and 160 yards and a 10 yard record in Ragland.
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Cecil Healy
Australia
Zoltan de Halmay
Austria
J. J. Derbyshire
Athena
Athens
Daniels
England
de Healy
de Haimay
Derbyshire
Ragland
Democrats Elect National Committee Officers in Chicago
The national committee elected at a Democratic meeting named Norman E. Mack as chairman from Buffalo with L. P. Hall of Nebraska as vice chair, N. C. Haskell of Oklahoma as treasurer, John L. Martin of Missouri as sergeant at arms, and Urey Woodson of Kentucky as secretary. In New York Roosevelt accepted honorary presidency of the Peace and Arbitration league tied to the North Carolina congress, announced by Hayne Davis.
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National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
L. P. Hall
Nebraska
Gov. N. C. Haskell
Oklahoma
John L. Martin
Missouri
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
New York
Roosevelt
Peace and Arbitration League
North Carolina Congress
Hayne Davis
League
United Press
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
T. EB. Colman Dupont
Delaware
Wiilliam
Borah
Idaho
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Charles Nagel
Victor Rosewater
William L. Ward
Edward C. Duncan
North Carolina
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Amusements Revival Mixes Opera and Stage Stars
The San Francisco Opera stage revival of Boccacelo features Eleanor Kent as Boccaccio with Teddy Webb J Russell Powell and Frank Bertrand. Matinees are set for Wednesday and Saturday at the Grand. The Seattle theatre hosts Fort drama with Emma Bunting as the colonel's daughter and W T Henderson as the wronged sister. The New York Yiddish company returns to Lola with The Jewish Priest. tonight's Shulamite follows. A Japanese novelty O Hana Sana Co presents The Getshas Dream at the Pantages. Star theatre debuts a new show this afternoon led by Star theatre entertainment.
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Grand Opera
Metropolis
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Grand
Eleanor Kent
Boccaccio
Teddy Webb
J. Russell Powell
Frank Bertrand
Goere
Seattle
Fort
Emma Bunting
Slater
W. T. Henderson
Caroline Morrison
Moore Theatre
O Hana Sana & Co
Sidi
Hercules
Porcelain teapots and kitchenware price list itemized
A fragmented cents and dollar list shows various kitchenware with regular values. Items include nickel teapots, strainers, frying pans, granite pans, brooms, brushes, stewpots, knives, sinks, salt, and floor brooms with listed prices ranging from a few cents to about 1 dollar.
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Finneys and Dayne Lead Eight-Act Show Tonight
The Finneys billed as world champion grass tank swimmers perform with Dorothy Dayne the charming singing comedienne. eight acts in all will be repeated at two shows tonight.
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Dorothy Dayne
Charming
Busy Week in Society and Social Gatherings
Social notes report Rev Charles Mac officiating and attendees Sona Cecelia McHugh and Walter B Fogh. plans for Bremerton residence and Central W C T U meeting at 800 24th Ave. Also details Stevens Post picnic at Port Orchard, July 31, and weddings of Lyman Slorach and Witchel families.
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Sona
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Walter B. Fogh
Central W. C. T. U
Mra
Wallingford
Stevens Post
W. RO
New Soldiers’ Home
Port Orchard
Columbia
Japanese fights watchmen in disturbance at detention station
W Kanunpo an insane Japanese fights watchmen at Smiths Cove detention station with Charles Rainey and others. He demolishes an electric chandelier iron beds and windows before being subdued. He was landed from the Kaga Maru and will be deported to Japan.
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Charles Rainey
United States
Smith's Cove
Kaga Maru
Kanunpo
Japan
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