Infant son of Fred Burke killed by lumber wagon
An infant from the Burke family died when knocked from a wheel by a lumber wagon. The incident occurred as the child was near the wagon and the wheel struck the infant, the report states.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
2
An infant from the Burke family died when knocked from a wheel by a lumber wagon. The incident occurred as the child was near the wagon and the wheel struck the infant, the report states.
Survived by three grown children. This fragment notes a survivor detail from an obituary or death notice referenced as an orphan’s home in Fremont.
Incomplete text describes a claim involving See-Soe jewelry bought from Roebuck with the firm named and a demand for money back. The fragmentary passage references a teenage figure and an unidentified transaction or dispute.
A Nebraska court ruling scrutinizes governor Sheldon’s veto messages and the legislature’s adjournment on April 4. The case covers veto validity for acts including 225 000 dollars for Beatrice Omaha and Wolf bounty buildings, and ongoing rail and food law interpretations amid regulatory delay.
The open declaration names Dr. Renard R Taylor as city chief executive amid surprise by the public. San Francisco appoints Taylor noting his fifty years of service, integrity, and readiness to serve the city without political motives.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an eighty year old individual connected to TOL and Wright. Details are incomplete and ambiguous.
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