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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

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Fire destroys Sulenes home. one child dies

At about 7 am Wednesday a fire consumed the Merriam addition residence of Charles A. Sulenes, a Lamb-Davis mill filer. Mrs. Sulenes escaped with the baby, but their 18 month old daughter perished. The infant died around 6:30 pm the day of the blaze. The couple and surviving child are injured but expected to recover.

Charles A. Sulenes Merriam Addition Sulenes Lamb- Davis Lumber Co Wabors Mr. Sulenes Ethel Sulenes

Bucklen Arnica Salve touted for wounds and poison prevention

An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries and blood poisoning prevention with a testimonial from Chas. Oswald of Rensselaersville NY about Seth Burch's neck sore cured. It lists uses on cuts wounds burns and sores and notes a 25 cent price at Leavenworth Drug Store. The piece also mentions public attitudes toward hanging and animal fights and contrasts fines for cocaine sales with broader views on penalties. It closes with reflections on aging and President Grover Cleveland.

Chas. Oswald Rensselaersville N. Y Seth Burch Leavenworth Drug Store

Cuba's Last Tyrant General Blanco Dies in Madrid

Madrid dispatch recalls General Blanco Spain’s last Cuba governor general who sought leniency toward the Filipinos and opposed prolonging the Cuban war. He faced scrutiny over his pacific aims and urged evacuation after Shafter’s attack on Santiago and the destruction of Cervera’s fleet.

Cuba Madrid Blanco Spain Weyler United States Philippines Manila Bay Maine Havana Shafter Santiago Cervera

King's Mountain Monument Idea Promoted for $30,000

The nation considers spending thirty thousand dollars to erect a monument at King's Mountain to honor the 1780 victory that helped end the war. The piece notes Ferguson and the Virginia Carolina militia led by Campbell Shelby Sevier and others and laments that many Americans know little of the battle or its location. The last major commemoration occurred in 1855.

King’s Mountain King's Mountain Cornwallis Yorktown Ferguson Virginia Carolinas Patrick Ferguson Brandywine Washington Campbell Shelby Sevier Cleveland McDowell Williams Lacey Winston

Dial tone reforms and royal retreat at La Granja

A discussion on telephone etiquette argues for a calmer tone and explicit name exchange to improve efficiency. La Granja, a mountain retreat for the Spanish king and his bride, is described as the Versailles of Spain with natural terraces and a history of abdications, feared by the king’s mother for its lore.

la Granja Versailles Spain

Alleged Plot Over Eight Million Scrutinized by Comptroller

The piece questions the credibility of a supposed $8,000,000 swindle found by Comptroller Metz, suggesting political rivals invented the tale and that savvy New York grafters would not chase such a large, implausible sum.

New York Metz

Sunny Bob Taylor’s Birthplace Sparks Sunshiny Image

The fact that Senator Elect Bob Taylor was born in Happy Valley fuels talk that his cheerful reputation was shaped by his early surroundings. Still, it is noted as kind that he shares his warmth with others.

Bob Taylor Happy Valley Bob

Zulus Fear British Searchlight in Daylight Scheme

The text suggests Zulus cower under a field searchlight, claimed as superstition while insinuating whites believe the light is a prelude to daylight domination. The wording reflects colonial prejudice and racial stereotypes of the era.

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George Keating Geo. Keating L. Lamb C. R. Lamb G. BE. Lamb Sec P. Davis Treas Mgr Clinton Minneapolis Minn Leavenworth Wash Pine Tumwater W. H. Hadley The Tumwater Light & Water Co R. F. Temiplin Willis T. Morgan Concord N. H Cub Echo F. A. Meredith Opt Wenatchee, Wash Cc. D. Reed Chase & Sanborn Harrington Carhartt C. A. Sulenes Niagara Baltimore Sun Grover Cleveland
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