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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
7
General Brugere formerly commandant of the French army will leave Paris soon for a world tour. His son attends a military school in the United States. While in America General Brugere will be the guest of President Roosevelt.
Chicago reports a planned 50 million theater syndicate to control bookings and tours across the nation. Klaw & Erlanger Daniel Frohman Charles Frohman Al Hayman Nixon Zimmerman Rich Harris and the Orpheum circuit are named as participants in the forming alliance.
Superior Judge McEwen backs organized labor opposing overreach by injunctions in government actions stating that government by injunction has gone too far.
Mrs G Wiegell of 771 E Main St Springfield Ohio testifies that S S S cured headaches indigestion and liver trouble. She reports appetite improvement and blood cleansing with no fear of indigestion and strong blood.
A compact chronology lists key events from 1332 John Balrol crowned King of Scotland through 1905 Czar proposes a second Peace conference at The Hague. It covers rulers wars treaties and notable incidents across Europe Americas and Asia with years and brief descriptors.
Joseph Wilgus of Montpelier Ohio says exposure and driving caused kidney trouble with irregular and painful passages. Dean's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms from the first use and he endorses them. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Venetian glass is made in Murano not Venice.
Esther Cumner Damon widow of Noah Damon and believed last surviving widow of a Revolutionary War soldier died at her Plymouth Union Vermont home at age 93. She wed Noah Damon in 1835 when she was 21. he had enlisted in 1775 and served through the war.
The piece notes Cambridge Massachusetts programs for teachers studying and traveling, a Kansas rural school consolidation trend rising from six to twenty districts by 1906, and New Jersey approving a retirement bill after 35 years. It also reports Claude E. Palmer winning a New York School of Applied Sciences scholarship via Helen Gould, a ruling on critic teachers in Illinois, Hyannis Normal school loan fund usage, and Principal Baldwin seeking permanent funds.
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