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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
N BATTLES FOUGHT AT STOCK YARDS VIOLENT STRIKE
Report details clashes at Union stock yards with police clash with rioters, stones, and sticks. Drivers and meat workers suffer injuries as battles erupt, one man killed and others injured near Michigan avenue. A separate rail wreck near Redding kills two crewmembers.
Boy Drowns Bathing in Bur Irrigation Ditch Near Burwell
Charles W. Hahn a prominent farmer living two miles west of Burwell Neb was drowned Wednesday noon while bathing in the Bur irrigation ditch. The boy was of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
W .S. Hahn
Well
Bur
Drowned in a Barrow Pit near Gering Nebraska
A seven year old boy, son of Will Hale, was playing with another boy Sunday evening near a barrow pit beside the railroad track ten miles east of Gering Nebraska. He fell into the pit and drowned in an accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ering
Neb
The
Sevenfold
Will Hale
Burlington
Gering
Grailroad
Wealthy farmer near Norwood commits self harm
MiRden Neb June 6 The farmer Heary Meers about fifty years old living near Norwood hanged himself from a crib in his home Wednesday. Authorities say he was mentally unbalanced and there is no suspicion of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiRden
Heary Meers
Nor- A
Norwegian steamer Donald has remarkable floating islands tale
The Donald from Banes with fruit arrived in New York. Captain Warnecke says two days out near Wattling Island a floating island appeared, with crewmen boarding and monkeys throwing coconuts. Next day another floating island hosted parrots. He links Mart inique eruption to island fragmentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald
Banes
Philadelphia
Warnecke
Wattling Island
Caribbean Sea
Martinique
Minister Guilty of Arson in Santa Cruz Cal
Rev James Laurier Rogers once a Baptist minister who converted to Mohammedism confessed to arson in Santa Cruz California. He set fires at a dairy where he worked claiming the act was to benefit his health and driven by revenge against those who forced him into menial work. The blaze destroyed his library three ministerial suits and a gold watch from Ocala Florida. While leading a Jacksonville church he taught English to Cuban refugees and he will be examined for sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
James Laurier Rogers
Ocala
Pla
Jacksonville
Woman Ida Lee Arrested In Des Moines On Cash And Jewelry Theft
Local detectives detained Ida Lee in Des Moines and handed her to Deputy Sheriff Bartell of Oklahoma City. She used the alias Lee Hale while disguising as a man. Investigators were tipped to a woman suspected of obtaining 400 dollars in cash, two diamond rings, and a gold watch from a man she knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ida Lee
Bartell
Oklahoma City
Okl
Lee Hale
Chicago Girl Dies in Cab During Night Transport
Mary Love aged twenty two of Grant Park Illinois died after her cab ride from Mrs. Schuert’s home to her cousin Mrs. Rivers. Driver Samuel Conklin rushed to a drug store and then the police station. Detectives arrested Mrs. Schuert and her husband Wilhelm a theatre musician. she attempted to take carbolic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Love
Grant Park
Mary Schuert
Charles Rivers
Samuel Conklin
Plattsmouth Boy Severely Injured Wading River Channel
A twelve year old boy James Gillman was hurt while wading in the river opposite Plattsmouth Nebraska. He fell on glass or barbed wire causing a four inch gash and protruding intestines. He reached shore tied a towel around the wound and started home. A physician was not summoned for nearly two hours. The intestines were replaced and the wound sewn, but blood poisoning risk remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
James Gillman
Crown Jewel Missing Triggers European Police Alert
A 225 carat ruby from the royal treasury is reported missing. The gem is historic and part of the regalia, prompting警察 alerts across European capitals and a sensation in court circles per the Stockholm bureau of the American Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stockholm
American Journal
Ugly Strike Over Chicago
Five hundred teamsters gathered at Corcoran ball near the stock yards at noon to ratify the agreement reached with packers earlier that morning. Albert Young, president of the national union, and John Meyers, president of the local union, signed the document. The arbitration board president then carried the pact to the packers for final signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corcoran Ball
Packers
Albert Young
National Teamsters’ Union
John Meyers
Job
State Arbitration Board
Tragic excursion train wreck near Black River Michigan
An excursion train of the Detroit and Mackinaw road leaving Alpena for Saginaw at 7 11 am derailed at Black River forty miles an hour. One man August Grosinski killed instantly forty others injured with several likely fatally. Eight surgeons aided survivors and doctors treated the injured in Alpena through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Mich
Detroit & Mackinaw Railroad
Saginaw
Black River
Aplenoa
Hopper
August Grosinski
Neous
Grosinski
Mother Dead, Children Waits in Tecumseh Neb
Mrs. Henry Moore died at the Tecumseh poor farm after years of poverty as her husband failed to provide. The family, left in a dilapidated shack, faced hunger and hardship. the oldest son served a jail sentence for theft. After her death the two younger girls go to the home for the friendless and the boys to reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh, Neb
Henry Moore
Potter’s Field
Tecumseh
Moore
Wiley
Couny
Reform School
Police Chief in David City Commits Suicide
Chief Joseph Calvin of the David City police shot himself in the right temple about eight o'clock Sunday morning. The 38 caliber revolver was used. Despondency over poor health is suspected to be the cause. Mr Calvin served about ten years on the force and became chief last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Nebr
Joseph Calvin
Calvin
Death of W. W. Holcomb in Broken Bow Neb
W W Holcomb youngest brother of ex governor Holcomb died Sunday morning at 10 o clock in Broken Bow Nebraska. Born in Indiana he moved to the state with his widowed mother in 1879 locating in Hamilton county since 1883 a Cus s ier county resident and member of the Holcomb brothers law firm. He had been an invalid since 1893 and in July that year while visiting Indiana fell injuring a knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Neb
W. W. Holcomb
Holcomb
Indiana
Hamilton County
Cussier County
Holcomb Brothers
Nebraska Notes and Local Developments in 1902
Nebraska notes report state grants to schools, new Bank of Commerce in Lincoln, consolidation of Fremont Mutual with Nebraska Mutual, and local growth projects. Other items include bridge fire near Plattsmouth, a fatal carbolic acid overdose near Syracuse, G A R eastern district reunion in Weeping Water, a Lincoln bell inscription for McKinley, and Norfolk ball team fundraising.
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Burlington
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Addie M. Swan
Syracuse
Wisner
Committee On Finance
Lincoln
Bank of Commerce
M. Weil
M. I. Aitkin
Missouri
Missippi
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Upper Lake Region
Dodge County
Fremont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fremont
Nebraska Mutual of Lincoln
Times
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
William MacKinley
Israel
Omaha
Diavolo Rider Stakes Loop on Bicycle at Coney Island
Diiavolo, once a New York barber, performs loop the loop on a bicycle twice daily at Coney Island for $1,000 a week after devising a safe loop with the engineer. He plans to ride steadily, with ambulance backup if he swerves. Also included is a section on the culinary and medicinal uses of eggs and eggshells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diiavolo
Diavolo
Coney Island
Coney Island Loop
Diavello
New York City
Lesson in Manners at Banquet Showcases Imitation
A Washington Star inspired tale of a self taught diner who mimics an accomplished guest at a banquet. He adopts proper napkin use and posture but is shocked when his model bypasses etiquette by dipping fingers into a water bowl and he imitates the gesture by draining its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Judd Watkins and the Country That Suits Me
A Chicago Record-Herald opinion notes Judd Watkins criticizes the country as fit only for him while praising foreign shares. It references a widow across the creek, aged about twenty seven, who says she likes the country, and a nearby schoolhouse with a fluttering flag as a source of patriotic feeling. The speaker asserts the country is always plenty good enough for me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Watkins
Astor
Widder
Jim-ma-nee
Chicago Record-Herald
Why Pompeiians Did Not Return Home After Eruption
A concise reflection on Pompeii after Vesuvius. The eruption lasted days. lava and ash were not thick enough to ruin all homes. Many houses still stand today, beautifully built and richly furnished. The piece questions inhabitants motives for not returning.
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Pompeii
Vesuvius
Pompeiians
Proper Dress for Audience with Sultan of Jolo
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note asks about an appropriate costume for presenting to the sultan of Jolo. The dialogue suggests Full dress is expected though the speaker remarks that no dress is truly full dress in that setting, highlighting attire norms for ceremonial audiences.
Deviled Chicken Recipe Steps and Giblet Gravy
Pick and clean a plump young chicken and rub with salt and butter. Roast breast up in a hot oven, tasting frequently. Simmer giblets in salted water with onion until tender, chop fine. Remove chicken, skim fat, add hot water to gravy and thicken. Return giblets to gravy, pour over chicken, garnish with parsley.
How to Remove Tablecloth Stains With Boiling Water
Two people are needed to treat stains on a tablecloth. Stretch the spotted area over a basin or jug, hold it flat, then pour boiling water through the fabric. The water’s force typically removes the stain completely.
How to Make Diamonds into Bread Flour Shapes
How to Make Diamonds into one quart of sifted bread flour rub two tablespoonfuls of butter one half of a teaspoonful of salt one tea spoonful of sugar and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Beat one egg add one cupful of milk and stir into the dry mixture. Knead roll out cut into diamonds place on pans brush with milk and bake.
Professor Corners Jam Adulteration Claim
A chemistry professor told a Senate Committee that coal tar dyes from manufactured jams dyed muslin red and that most jams and preserves are adulterated. He said the products contain little actual fruit content in jams jellies and preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Devonshire Cake Recipe Improves With Simple Steps
Take one pound lump sugar and a pint of water simmer until dissolved. Add two pounds apples peeled and sliced and lemon peel if desired. Boil until stiff, mold, and cool. Serve with whipped cream. If desired, garnish with blanched almonds. Keeps for several weeks.
Orange Pudding With Citrus and Meringue Topping
Slice four large oranges and sweeten with sugar. Boil a custard of yolks sugar cornstarch and milk until thick, cool slightly, pour over oranges. Beat egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks, spread atop and brown. Serve warm or cold.
Lady Locks Recipe Instructions
Puff pastry rolled thin cut into strips three quarters inch wide. Wind strips around lady lock sticks keeping narrow gaps. Bake on sheet in moderate oven. Remove pastry from sticks and fill hollow centers with sweetened whipped cream.
Potato Puffs Recipe Instructions
Two cups mashed potatoes two tablespoons melted butter salt tea light cream and two eggs are mixed beaten and folded with six tablespoons cream. The mixture is piled irregularly in a dish and baked in a quick oven until nicely colored.
Prune Pudding From Simple Kitchen Guide
Prunes are cooked until tender then stoned and chopped. Two thirds cup powdered sugar and two tablespoons gelatine dissolve in one cup cold water and add to prunes. fold in four beaten egg whites, bake twenty minutes, and serve with cream.
Cleaning a pastry board with salt and chalk paste
A historical tip advises scrubbing a pastry-board with salt to whiten the wood. For grease marks, apply a paste of French chalk and water, let dry, then wash as usual.
Readin and Work in a Hushed Yeatsian Town
Mr Dooley on Azadin Le Pointe and the reading habit argues that merely reading does not equal thinking and stresses the need to work. The passage critiques aimless loafing and praises purposeful labor, noting how readers skim everything from sport to classifieds and still avoid real mental effort.
London Imports Male Servants to Replace Women in Homes
London searches for servants abroad as male "generals" replace female help. Germans top the pool with bilingual skills, Egyptians lead in heavy domestic work, and Italians Swiss follow. Wages range from 50 to 800 dollars a year with averages around 70 for non cooks and 120 for cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Germany
France
Higher Pay for Clergy in New York Episcopal Bishop’s Salary
The Diocese of New York plans an endowment exceeding $30,000 to supplement the bishop’s salary of $12,500, aiming for a total of $25,000. Comparisons show Anglican figures in London and York far higher, while many American parishes pay clergy well above the metropolitan bishop. The New York World argues clergy deserve fair pay amid poverty in ranks.
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Diocese of
New York
Cathedral Heights
America
Potter
London
Archbishop of
York
Canterbury
New York World
Statue of the Late Austrian Empress Unveiled in Hungarian Park
A bronze statue of a woman with a parasol has been unveiled in a small national park in Hungary dedicated to the late Empress of Austria. The empress was fond of hunting and riding in that park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Natonal
Hungary
Phillips Brooks House Sees 559 Contributors Worldwide
The Phillips Brooks house in Cambridge Massachusetts reports 559 contributors from the United States and countries including England France Turkey Japan China and nations in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks’ House
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge, Mass
United States
England
France
Turkey
Japan
China
South America
Diameter figures for planets charted by Professor Lee
Professor T J J Lee presents planetary diameters with Jupiter measured at 88 203 miles Mars 155 miles and Mercury 2 657 miles. The report lists precise values as part of the new determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
T. J. J. Lee
Mars
Mercury
Nightmare Robbery Alarm Snooped by Slumbering Boy
A ritter recounted a nightmare in which he cried for help during a presumed robbery. The incident notes a sleeping boy in the next room did not hear the scream, highlighting a lapse in alertness during the night.
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Ritter
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