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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
6
Local briefs report on water works in Blair and Blair Baile, central city railroad progress, new town social scenes in Hard Mille, retirements and appointments in Texamah and Milford, a poisoning incident in Nebraska and library donations in Beaver City. Also noted are school and church openings, hotel sales, and civic engagements across communities including Papillion, Arlington, Hartington, Fremont, and Milford.
A cable from American consular officers in China confirms famine hardships and government limits on aid. In Nebraska Lincoln, the Senate passes bills on liquor regulation and constitutional revision, with debates on tax and legal measures shaping the session.
The case centers on Private John Dowdoon shooting William Crowley after Crowley surrendered and allegedly saying Ill give up dont shoot fellows. Lieut Ruph Drury faces charges as the trial unfolds with prosecution arguing murder and defense seeking to prove copper theft at the arsenal. The Commonwealth prosecutes while the government defends the soldiers in a landmark case.
New York directors of the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate company vow to end further Salome performances at the Metropolitan Opera House if the protest against the production is not withdrawn. The decision followed a meeting of the executive committee of the Concord Opera Company.
Coroner's jury returns verdict of death by marrowing brain injury on George Thomas after a fall at an Illinois Central break of way pumpage machinery. The skull base fractured and brain fluids leaked from the wound as he lay unconscious.
A Brooklyn mother touts Cuticura remedies as curing a son's severe eczema after years of misdiagnosis. She claims dramatic skin improvement following use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, and mentions a public appeal to share the treatment.
A deadly explosion occurred in the Reden coal mines at St Johann an Saar opposite Saarbrueck. Seventy seven bodies were recovered and fifty more were underground. Rescue efforts were hampered by fire and a second explosion. In Lincoln, Nebraska the Senate postponed action on constitutional revision and related bills.
Roy Barnes, son of The Barnes family, was shot and killed by Roy Maynard a former dining room employee. Maynard, 21, surrendered to authorities after firing three shots at Barnes, two hitting the neck and one the breast. The motive was described as deliberate and unprovoked. Maynard had been drinking and was discharged earlier.
The bishops backed by papal approbation have submitted a proposal to the government promising an adjustment to the church state conflict under the separation regime. The plan changes the pope's last encyclical stance but reads like an ultimatum.
A serious revolt has broken out in Kediri province in Java, Dutch East Indies. Reports say natives have taken up arms, many Protegorcials and adherents killed or wounded, with the vice governor and the chief of pelweo among the wounded.
A late night blaze at the New York Transportation Company garage on Eighth Avenue near West Forty-ninth Street caused an estimated 750000 dollar loss. A newly installed electric vehicle charging plant was badly damaged and 100 privately owned cars were ruined.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Postum coffee substitute as a remedy for heart distress and appetite loss caused by coffee. The reader is urged to switch to Postum, with testimonies about restored sleep and steady breathing after giving up coffee. The ad cites Postum by the Postum Co of Battle Creek and references The Road to Wellville.
A letter from Monterey reports twenty three Mexican revolutionists escaped after dynamite tore a jail wall. Sympathizers aided the breakout as prisoners fled through the opening. The event follows a prior plan to release inmates amid Mexican unrest and is linked to broader political strife in the region.
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