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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1905

Page

2

Train Through Pamirs Brings Frontiers Near And Intrigue

The travelers press onward from Kokhan toward Marghehan and the frontier with Kara-Khirghizes. Kinko hides in the baggage van while Bombarnac schemes to provision him, amid distant Pamir fauna and growing Chinese Turkmen tensions, with an accident hinting at danger ahead.

Tashkend Nijni-Novgorod Samarkand Kinko Major Noltitz Roumanian Khodjend Kokhan Marghelan Och Pamirs Ephrnnell Horatio Bluett Zinca Klark Raulingnian Caterna Turkestan Pamir Grand Transasiatic Monsieur Caterna Grand Premier Comique Shanghai Pan Chao Coquelin Francis Trevellyan Baron Weissschnitzerdorfer Yen Lou Pekin Celestial Empire Major Nubitz Alkit Uzun Ada Popof Monsieur Bombarnac Gadigar Marghehan Russian Turkestan Central Asia Caspian Sea Pamir Plateau Faraskiar Kachgar Ki- Trang

Roof of the World: Pamir Plateau and Transasiatic Crossing

The Pamir or Bam-i-Douniah, the roof of the world, connects to major mountain systems and hosts a challenging Grand Transasiatic crossing. It features high peaks, vast valleys, and quaternary loess, with rail works including bels, viaducts, tunnels, and locomotives hauling trains through desolate, hut-dotted terrain.

Pamir Bam-i-Douniah Thian Shan Kuen Lun Kara Korum Himalaya Hindoo Koosh Marco Polo Forsyth Douglas Biddulph Younghusband Gordon Upper Nile Fendchenko Skobeleff Prievalsky Grombtchevsky Pevitzoff Prince Galitzin Grom-Grjimailo Auvergne Vonvalot Capns Papin Breteuil de Rhins Joseph Martin Grenard Edouard Blanc Sven Hedin Gouroundi Kauffmann Tagarma Oxus Amou-Radia Tarim Central Asia Bels Sierra Nevada Rocky Mountains

English Epigrams for a Reading Age

A collection of quoted opinions from public figures on education politics religion and national wellbeing. Notable names include Queen Victoria Andrew Carnegie Alfred Austin Austen Chamberlain Earl Spencer and George Wyndham with a New York Sun attribution.

Victoria Great Britain Andrew Carnegie Alfred Austin Balfour Austen Chamberlain Earl Spencer Manchester Laurie Edinburgh University Ireland George Wyndham A. Marten New York Sun

Woggins-Blowitz Prepares After Losing 130 Pounds

Pugilist Woggins-Blowitz slimmed by 130 pounds during training for his final bout. His wife eloped with one of his trainers. A quotes filled exchange follows about gender and class with a married man replying to a party member.

Woggins Blowitz Snoozem

The Value of Theory and Practice in Education

A professor notes theory and practice diverge while a medical student acknowledges paying for theory and aiming to be paid for practice. The long term worth of a state rests on the individuals who compose it, quoting J. S. Mill.

J. 8. Mill

A Little Lesson In Patriotism Thaddeus Kosciuszko Feature

A patriotic profile of Thaddeus Kosciuszko, the Polish volunteer who aided American independence by engineering fortifications at West Point and elsewhere. It notes his sacrifice, the siege of Warsaw, exile, and enduring legacy for liberty beyond Poland. His quest for freedom outlived his own country.

Pole Thaddeus Kosciuszko Warsaw Washington Kosciuszko West Point Poland Paul of Russa Liberty Fame

Umbrella invention hints at hands free rain direction

In a chatty anecdote a host and guests swap quips about injuries and odd pains. A narrator recalls his wife’s childhood needle story and a guest confesses foot pain from a needle. The exchange moves to a sly jab about a wood sliver and a lead pencil behind the ear.

Fragmented Comic Exchange Quips At Philadelphia Ledger

A long haired visitor shares a poem on Niagara Falls and the editor jokes about keeping the paper dry. The dialogue shifts to courtship and education with sly remarks about excuses and ballet marking.

Niagara Falls Philadelphia Ledger

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T. Kosciuszeko The Columbia Pharmacy Sheppard Rararrasa Kennewick J. J. Reed & Co J. M. Hawkins Kennewick, Wn William Dircksen Prop Second Street Stag Sylvester & Roseman Kennewick Club C. C. Powell Kennewick, Wash McReynolds & McCane Contractors and Builders Yakima Street
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