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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
10
Rosa and Diego confront crime, forgiveness, and forbidden love as Easter miracles unfold in a seaside village. A man begs mercy, Rosa preserves sacred lilies for Diego, and a chapel scene crowns a revival of love and faith.
Easter Monday in Washington attracts hundreds of children to roll eggs on the White House lawns. The Marine Band plays as kids of all fortunes gather with baskets and bright eggs, while mothers and policemen supervise. Presidents Harrisons and Clevelands are noted for their children observing and participating in the spectacle.
Miss Lilian Malcolm strongly asserts she found rich copper and gold deposits on a high ridge in the Funeral Mountains Death Valley Nevada aided only by an Indian half breed guide The prospecting involved crossing rugged terrain and extreme perils she says the ledge rises fifty to seventy five feet with copper predominant and may unlock a new copper belt her plans include guiding railroad builders to the site and exploiting transport routes from nearby Clark and Borax Smith roads.
Pompeii a longtime New York mounted police horse known for math skills and runaway stoppers, retirement follows an auction at West 152nd Street station. His handler Mounted Policeman Redmond P. Keresey bid $50 to keep the horse, joining him on a farm in Rye, New York.
The Roosevelt children watch and join other children in Easter Monday egg rolling on the White House grounds. Historically eggs were rolled on Capitol Terrace until steps were built and General Hayes allowed the White House ground tradition to continue, a custom carried on each year since.
A historical note states that the average annual popcorn consumption in the United States amounts to three hundred carloads. This figure highlights a sizable national preference for the snack.
The flower known as pink was named for its edges being pinked rather than the color. The golden crested wren is noted as Europe's smallest bird, with about 72 of these tiny birds weighing a pound. Ancient glass shares the same component parts as modern glass, and the manufacturing processes appear similar.
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