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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1906

Page

41

America to send 31 athletes to Athens Olympics

A steamship Barbaresca sails April 4 carrying thirty one American athletes from the United States to Genoa and Naples then on to Athens for the Olympic Games. Team captained by Matthew P. Halpin includes Archibe Hahn, William Schick, James Sullivan, George Bonhag, Ray Ewry, Myer Prinstein, Harvey Cohn, Sheridan, Spenter, Daniels and others from Irish American A C, New York A C, Harvard, Yale, and Missouri A C. Events cover sprints, hurdles, distance, marathon, pentathlon, weight events, jumps, and swimming with competition against England Ireland France Austria and Greece.

Genoa Naples America United States Athistea Athens Paris St. Louis Ancient Thres England Ireland France Austria Greece Archie Habri Milwaukee A. C We Dton Amherst College William A. Schick Harvard University H. Queyfoure New Orleane VA Harry L. Hillman New York A. I Wiliam A. Schick Harvey W. Cohn Iriah Ray C. Ewry A. Moor Prinstein Weston A. A James 8 A. C. i Cc Bornesmann Chicago A. A Matthew P. Halpin New York Athletic Club Halpin Ome Enltegians Melvin Sheppard Irish- American Athletic Club American Athletic Union New Orleans Queyrouze Nune Loues Archia Hahn Milwaukee Hahn William A. Schick, Jr Harvard Schick Bonhag Amster Castleman Robert G. Leavitt Williams College Leavitt Hie F. B. Glover Charles M Daniels New York A. C Marquend Schwarz Missouri A.G Joseph Spencer H. G

Senator Dick the undefeated Ohio Republican leader

In a revealing portrait, Senator Charles Dick of Ohio is presented as a persistent, nonpractical yet highly effective political strategist. The piece traces his rise from miller’s son to major general and senator, detailing his campaigns, loyalty to McKinley, and the disciplined Ohio Republican machine that mobilizes 27,000 workers and 102,000 indirec tly connected volunteers. It notes his views on education, future party realignments, and his self description as a fearless political organizer with a sharp memory for faces and facts.

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