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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The source portrays Mayme George declaring willingness to endure trials for duth and to maintain wash ads, signaling commitment after marriage. This compact line hints at a domestic or personal pledge reflected in era tone.
Community items from Blair and surrounding areas cover a New Year welcoming at the White House with Roosevelt and Fairbanks, local firemen events, library openings, hospitalities, and county notices. Marriage, school, and public works developments appear alongside small-town incidents and official actions across the region.
The article describes New Year receptions at the White House with a warm greeting to visitors as funeralProcessions for Terra Cotta wreck victims pass through Washington. It notes the mix of joy from officials and the sorrow felt nationwide and in the capital. The president’s cordial welcomes and the Marine Band performances symbolize unity and democratic ideals.
Fatal Baltimore and Ohio crash near Terra Cotta causes at least fifty three deaths with scores injured. Investigators scrutinize engineer Hildebrand and operator Milton W Phillip s while officials deny company blame and vow a full inquiry.
The president greeted visitors with cordial handshakes as Mrs Roosevelt and the cabinet ladies carried bouquets of roses. Captains McCoy escorted callers and presented the president with a courteous reception apart from diplomatic corps members.
Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs Michael McGeary wife of a miner was found shot dead in a cow stable near her home at Homing Station. Neighbors found a shotgun in the kitchen and the bloodied table. Her husband was ordered arrested and held until the case is cleared. The body was removed from the stable. In Chicago the railway presidents discussed educating shippers on reciprocal demurrage law and planning a campaign with commercial organizations nationwide.
Baroness Burdette-Coutts dies in London at age 92 after illness since Christmas Eve. A renowned philosopher and social figure, she linked eras from Napoleon’s reign to five British sovereigns, inheriting vast wealth and earning national affection.
Police believe Thomas W. Fanning was murdered for about 20000 in government securities and gold kept in an old chest. The elderly man kept funds out of banks. No murder clues or will found despite search efforts.
Dr. McLane Hamilton, alienist, returning from London aboard the Caronia, says Harry K. Thaw faces a dangerous predicament as he is to be tried for Stanford White's murder. He notes it would be historic if a lunatic attempts to try his own case and suggests a plea of insanity to District Attorney Jerome.
In Namur the audience chooses the debutante’s fate by vote at the theater. Candidates appear in three different plays before a decision is made whether they may continue or retire.
A Burlington North Carolina woman recalls her cousin's birth skin disease and a long effort to treat it. Old Dr. G recommended Cuticura Remedies and within two months the child recovered with smooth skin and no scars. The account mentions a 1905 date and a well known Davy Crockett relic in Philadelphia provenance.
Mercury free Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is advertised as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and pharmacist notes. The page also gives advice on linen darning, stove maintenance with kerosene, fashion fabrics velvet velveteen, meringue sugar choice, and colonial minting history.
The ad asserts Pazo ointment cures itching and bleeding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. It warns against undercooked fish as unwholesome. A Bible phrase about entertaining angels unawares appears. Prizes totaling £1000 are noted from English army shooting involving the King brothers.
Washington dispatch reports coroner inquiry into the wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad centers on W M DeTree Silver Springs operator who testified fog affected sighting of the dead train and block clearance. Eight B&O workers testified on block signals and the system as the inquiry likely extends.
Coroner Nevitt pressed railroad officials for a definite answer on thirteen minute delay of the first relief train at University Station and the passing of a fast passenger train. Investigators from the interstate commerce commission and others questioned witnesses about the crash into the Frederick local. Conductor Hoffmeier and engineer Hildebrand were released on bond after habeas corpus proceedings. three crew members remained in custody with bail denied.
Interstate Commerce Commission officials Clements Prouty and Harlan will begin an investigation of block signal devices on the Baltimore and Ohio and Southern railways. Representative Morrell of Pennsylvania introduces a congressional resolution to probe recent wrecks, authorize a five member committee with subpoena power, and recommend ICC regulations with a $20 000 appropriation.
In Prussia Poland unrest sparked by school strikes leads to severe enforcement. Twenty two defendants including von Koscielski and von Chozwanowski face trial for attending a park meeting without state consent. The Socol? association mobilizes a revolutionary force, with marks of gymnastic branches across Poland and key teachers among the accused.
Washington Senator Nelson introduced a bill to prohibit sale of lands with coal lignite asphalt tar and natural gas in government domain until deposits are exhausted. It allows leasing for up to one year to explore with discovery rights to lease and work the deposits.
Commissioner Garfield introduced Ralph W Breckenridge and his Omaha daughter to President Roosevelt at a White House reception honoring the diplomatic corps. Nebraska delegation members Norris, Senator and Mrs Burkett, and Mr and Mrs George Tobey attended the session.
The piece notes a boxers knockout target and promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and mucous surfaces. It claims stomach vulnerability, endorses catarrh remedies, and offers free booklets and medical advisers, with claims of alcohol-free medicines and historic coin facts.
A period piece ad promotes Allcock's plasters as safe free of deleterious drugs and manufactured on medical principles. It claims sure effectiveness with ingredients tailored to plaster use and notes they are the original porous plasters. The text also includes assorted odds and ends on irons in foods and a cold cure claim.
Everett Massachusetts resident Mrs S C Wellock describes ten years of nervousness and locomotor ataxia with tremors numbness and pain in legs and feet. She reports relief and cure after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, sold by druggists or by mail for 56 cents per box or six for $2.56. A free booklet on nervous disorders is available.
The governor approves a complete pardon after a private, hear ing involving affidavits and testimony. Lena Margaret Lind is described as a long serving prisoner with sewing skills, who maintained good conduct during confinement and had witness support from church and university figures.
About 57 000 engineers demand raises and a daily eight hour workday in rail operations west of the Mississippi. They presented proposals at a conference with managers and said a formal reply would follow. The current standard is a ten hour day for these engineers.
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