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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
3
High Winds Ravage Utah Packing Plant Area and City
A Utah windstorm with gusts up to 52 miles per hour caused widespread damage and one fatality in Ogden as the Utah Packing plant burned. Snow piles two to five feet in Colorado and Wyoming reports heavy disruption to rail and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Packing Company
Ogden
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Suffered Losses From High Waves At Miami Storm
The Miami steamer St Lucie crushed by waves losses 35 of 100 aboard. Peerless similar loss toll. Elmore capsized total loss. Manny damaged. Dredges and barges drifted and many crews saved. Tide three feet above normal. Long Key and Mate Cumbe fatalities reported though many rescued. W F R Mills elected director of American Mining Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Jacksonville
Fla
Miam
Miami
St. Lucie
Peerless
Elmore
Manny
East Coast
Biscayne Bay
Occidental
Jupiter
Jewfish
Barnes Sound
Blackwater
Knight Key
Long Key
Lower Mate Cumbe
Oyama
Manetto
Hurricane Slams Pinar del Rio Batabano Distracted World
Havana October 21 reports show the hurricane confined to Havana and Pinar del Rio with Batabano suffering the most. Nine killed and many missing. American steamers Campbell and Sava ashore. hundreds homeless. losses around 600000 dollars. Tents blown down at Matanzas and Cardenas but no injuries. Southern Havana flooded. Isle of Pines spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Magoon
Batabano
Hanava
Campbell
Isle of Pines
Nunez
San Luis
Silva
Camaguey
Matanzas
Twenty-eighth United States Infantry
Cardenas
Fifth United States Infantry
The Sign of the Cross at Spokane theaters
Spokane program notes highlight The Sign of the Cross with Wilson Barrett and Under Southern Skies by Lottie Blair Parker at the Spokane Theater on Oct 25 26 and 28 29. Teezy Weezy opens at Columbia theater with a Weber and Fields style burlesque and 25 musical numbers. A vaudeville bill at Washington theater features the McAvoys Riley and Mathews Lorenos and Edna Davenport with popular prices. A Chicago attorney Charles H Stevenson was found dead at a freight elevator shaft suspected robbery and murder. he was said to be related to ex Vice President Adlai Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Barrett
Spokane
England
America
Mr. Barrett
Lottie Blair Parker
Teezy Weezy
Columbia
Zinn
Columbia Theater
Corner Howard
First Avenue
Weber and Fields
Gust Mortimer
J. W. Clifford
Washington
Washington Theater
Riverside
Bernard Streets
New York
Alice McAvoy
Riley
Mathews
Orpheum
Lorenos
Mr. Kerns
Edna Davenport
Charles H. Stevenson
Washington Street
Chicago
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
New Trial Sought in Findlay Oil Case by Standard Oil
Attorney J O Troup representing Standard Oil filed for a new trial in Findlay Ohio before Judge Banker after a jury convicted the corporation of anti trust law violations. The motion is formal and not expected to be contested. Case was carried up immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
J. O. Troup
Standard Oil Company
Banker
Sir Thomas Lipton comments on US packing plant merger
Chicago reports Lipton denies knowledge of a planned merger of all US packing plants. He says it could be done without violating anti trust laws and would offer economy and efficiency. Government officials express concern about foreign financing and state-level control risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
United States
Thomas
America
Sanseville
England
State Department
Agricultural Department
Frelish Cranitel
Nackine
Washington
Legal notes on municipal powers and private rights review
Legal summaries discuss Rhode Island local self government and state police powers. Other cited items cover equity to restrain stock reduction, private versus public municipal functions, product liability from beverage bottles, improper electrical wiring, and a hat label case. The piece also includes a Harper's Weekly anecdote by William Allen White and humorous railcar dialogue excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Horton Va
Newport
R. L
Court of Equity
Thels
Dickinson
Boston
Mass
N. S
Watson
Augusta Brewing Company
N.S
Stark
Muskegon Traction & L. Co
Morton
Race Issue Warns of Danger in Nation
Colonel William Youngblood of Alabama argues the race question threatens the United States. He credits Senator Tillman with speaking boldly and urges electing a nonsectional, nonracial president to protect life liberty and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Youngblood
Alabama
Treasury Department
National Capital
Tillman
Russia
Japan
Fatal Mountain Central wreck kills three in Kentucky
A Mountain Central narrow gauge freight train derailed near Compton Junction on a steep grade in Kentucky. Engineer Bud Smith conductor Charles Lythe and Joe Derrickson died. The crew attempted braking as the extra freight train sped off the track, leaving several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Mountain Central
Compton Junction
Bud Smith
Charles Lythe
Joe Derrickson
Roosevelt Battles Dual Spouse Employment in Government
President Roosevelt seeks detailed Civil Service Commission data on spouses in federal jobs. Officials close to the president say he believes a husband or wife may work for the government, but both cannot hold positions in the same household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
U. S
Civil Service Commission
Mrs Reed Inherits Vast Reed Estate Growth
The estate of Thomas Brackett Reed, former speaker, nearly tripled since his 1902 death. Initially valued around $200,000, widow Susan P. Reed received over $500,000 this week from Augustus G. Paine, reflecting original holdings and profits from four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brackett Reed
House of Representatives
Reed
Augustus G. Paine
Susan P. Reed
Do you ever eat real
A fragment quotes a Houston Post line about packing-house exposures and a woman with boys in the family facing a stale cake recipe as a moral prompt. The text hints at dietary critique and social context without a complete event or clear人物.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Crested White Ducks Described by Agriculture Bulletin
Bulletin No. 64 from the Department of Agriculture describes the Crested White duck as an ornamental breed akin to Polish chickens. It notes limited breeding in the U S, rarity in showrooms, and little value to farmers compared with Pekin and Aylesbury breeds, detailing head bill crest neck and body traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Pekin
Aylesbury
The Robber Cow and Dairy Profit Principles
The article compares two cows kept for milk revenue. One yields 4,000 quarts yearly for $86, the other 1,200 quarts for $26 and a $14 loss. It argues farmers should cull unprofitable cows to boost overall profit and stabilize milk prices.
Water and Weight Considerations in Agriculture and Horses
The article discusses water needs of corn after two feet height equating to an inch of rain per week, and stresses soil cultivation to retain moisture. It also covers fattening stock with nitrogenous diets for leaner, cost-efficient gains, and evaluates draft horse value by weight, noting price ranges and the impact of breed and usefulness on farm economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothier
Castile
Profits of Middlemen and Farm Marketing Insights
Articles discuss high consumer prices for fruit in Chicago versus farmers’ earnings, urging examination of middlemen profits. It cites wheat prospects for 1906 and notes large export movement. Practical farming tips cover cucumber harvesting, marketing advice, hog traps, toolhouses, and harness care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Gibbs
Thousand Dollar
Salt Lake
Buena Vista
Florence
Wyoming
Packers Combine
W. F. R. Mills
Denver
The
American Mining Congress
J. Frank Watson
Portland, Ore
Cross
Sir Thomas
Legal Information
Rufus Jenkins
Vine Street
Jenkins
Frank Fuller
Mr. Jenkins
Thomas Rich
Carpenters’ Union
Ryder
Mr. Goldbons
Cleveland
Youngblood
Mrs. Reed
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Walter Strosnider
Hannah Glasse
Hare
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