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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

6

Resumption of Steamboats on Upper Columbia and Snake Rivers

Petition drives led by Secretary Wallace R. Struble of the Lewiston commercial club seek business and citizen support for reviving steamer traffic on the upper Columbia and Snake Rivers as proposed by the Columbia and Snake River Waterways association. A Portland meeting will decide the plan with possible service until the Celilo canal is finished.

Wallace R. Struble Lewiston Commercial Club Upper Columbia Snake Rivers Columbia and Celilo Canal

PSC plans six month valuation of Pacific Power plant

Public Service Commission officials say three engineers have begun listing and classifying Pacific Power and Light property in Washington while an accountant works in Portland. The commission hopes to assign four men and finish this phase in six months before the chief engineer sets valuations.

Yakima

Annual Prediction of High Columbia River Water

A regular forecast predicts unusually high water in the Columbia River this summer. The report notes this happens about once every twenty years and presents no danger of floods or damage. Instead, residents along the river may gain benefits as the river rises.

Columbia River

Lighthouse Memorial Tower for Titanic Heroes Unveiled in New York

A copper lighthouse tower atop the Seamen's Institute on South Street commemorates Titanic victims aboard the great liner. It features a green beacon visible from Sandy Hook to the Sound, a time ball, and an inscription honoring passengers, crew, and others who perished in the 1912 disaster. The institution houses chapels, lodgings, employment services, and a nautical school, with notable backers including J. P. Morgan's estate and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

New York Seamen’s Institute South Street Coenties Slip New York Harbor Sandy Hook Sound Washington Far East Seamen’s Benefit Society The American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society J. P. Morgan Great Fund Lyceum Edmund L. Baylies A. T Mahan Vincent Astor Herbert L. Satterlee Franklin D. Roosevelt Navy Marconi Memorial Tower Atlantic New Seamen’s Institute

Soldiers on Strike Duty in Buffalo Compromise Reached

Disturbances during Buffalo streetcar strike led to police action and militia deployment. Strikers and sympathizers hurled bricks and stones, blocked tracks, and damaged cars before authorities restored order. The company and workers reached a compromise ending the conflict.

Buffalo N. Y

Curate Lovers and Prosser Note Handling Issue

Unclear OCR text mentions curate lovers and Prosser. No clear event, date, or organization. Reads as fragmented notes about a wood handling task and a person named Prosser. Further readable context needed for precise summary.

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