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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

7

Pope’s ceremonial rail carriage restored amid Vatican rumors

The state railroad department reconstructs the pope’s railway carriage unused since 1870. The special car features gilded angels at four corners and white velvet upholstery. Comment follows on whether the pope may depart the Vatican and on the broader idea that uplifters of civilization gain fame or monument despite poverty.

State Railroad Department Vatican

Remarkable Eye Operation Saves Orphan Boy’s Sight

In Chicago seven year old Edward Behringer an orphan, had a worm eating through the eye ball removed in a pioneering operation said to be the first of its kind in the United States. The boy, from a truck farm near Niles Michigan, ate radishes fresh from the garden and a radish likely carried tapeworm bacilli that lodged in the eye.

Chicago Edward Behringer United States Behringer Niles Mich

La Barge Girl Death After Quarrel with Messenger

Irene La Barge aged 17 killed herself at her Seattle home on Twelfth avenue after a quarrel with John Tweed a post office messenger. She drank poison in his presence stirred by jealousy over his attentions to another girl.

Seattle Wash Irene la Barge Twelfth Avenue John Tweed Post Office

Fifty Ninth Congress to Focus on Appropriations Short Session

The Fifty ninth Congress opens with a forecast to push major appropriation bills totaling about one billion dollars and limited general legislation. Ship subsidy remains a likely exception as bills advance in the Senate and House. Senate debates on tariff immigration and currency reforms loom amid Smoot case action and canal funding awaits presidential recommendations.

Congress Senate House Reed Smoot Smoot Committee On Privileges and Elections Burrows Michigan Panama Canal Canal Zone

Heyburn to push land court bill in Idaho session

Senator Heyburn opens the session with a proposal to create United States land courts in every public land state to review entries by registrars and receivers with appeals to a national court in Washington. The plan seeks to ease delays and ensure expert judges handle public land controversies. In Idaho, Monarch Timber Co. bought over 100000 acres of timber land with about 2.5 billion feet of standing timber valued at 6 million dollars in the St. Joe and St. Maries valleys. Four children died in a skating accident on Coeur d Alene lake at Medimont, near Harrison, including Philip Blessing 18, Bessie Blessing 13, and two others, all relatives of local residents.

Heyburn United States Land Courts National Land Court Washington General Land Office Interior Department Monarch Timber Company St. Joe St. Maries Idaho Pacific Coast Coeur d’Alene Medimont Harrison Philip Blessing Leigh’ Kellom Bessie Blessing John Blessing Titus Blessing Liegh Kellom

Carl Schurz Estate Valued At 255000 In New York

The surrogate's report shows Carl Schurz left a net estate of 255150 with railroad bonds as the main asset and no real estate. The filing is for inheritance tax adjustment.

New York Carl Schurz Schurz

Mexican Central railroad sale talks surface in conference

Eben Richards new Mexican Central president and representatives of Landenburg Thulman Co and the Mexican government held talks in Mexico City amid expectations of a government purchase of the Central. In New York the Mutual Life Insurance Company severed its final link to the McCurdy family with Peter Stuyvesant Pillot’s resignation.

Mexico City Eben Richards Mexican Central Railroad Walter Rosen New York Landenburg, Thulman & Co Pablo Martinez del Rio McCurdy Mutual Life Insurance Company Peter Stuyvesant Pillot

Dr. Kline cures nervous disease with grand restorer

An advertisement claims Dr. R H Kline cures St Vitus dance and nervous diseases with Dr Kline s Great Restorer offering free trial bottles and a treatise from 981 Arch St Philadelphia Pa The rest is filler from other clippings including a playful dialogue and a note on activity and longevity.

St. Vitus

Teething remedy ad and jewelry note in Paris

The item mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup praised for teething children. It notes a Thiers family pearl necklace at the Louvre valued at 1,250,000 dollars but dying pearls will lose value in years. It calls fortune without character the country’s most dangerous force.

Mrs. Winslow Louvre Paris Thiers

Jewelry theft prompts cross state police search

Police in Pittsburg seek aid from Philadelphia officers to recover jewelry worth between 50000 and 75000 dollars stolen from Henry Barnett’s Philadelphia residence. The haul reportedly includes about 400 pieces led by a 15000 dollar 25 diamond brooch amid sensational theft details.

Pittsburg Philadelphia Henry Barnett

Lagden cites reduced native marriage costs to show good intent

Sir Godfrey Lagden, chief native commissioner of the Transvaal, told Sekukuniland chiefs and tribesmen that government sincerity is shown by lowering a wife's fee from ten dollars to three dollars twenty five cents. The chiefs pledged loyalty to King Edward.

Sekukuniland Godfrey Lagden Transvaal Edward

Allcock's Original Porous Plaster’s Longstanding Popularity

The piece extols Allcock's Porous Plaster as the world’s standard external remedy with the largest sales, boasting a sixty year presence and unmatched effectiveness for a weak back chest cold or any local pain from cold or overstrain.

Allcock

Poverty Mindset Breeds Perceived Endless Hardship

A reflective line argues that fixating on poverty alters belief, shaping actions and outcomes toward persistent scarcity. It suggests mindset is a driver of financial reality and urges practical change beyond merely thinking poverty.

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