Callagan Cleared of Kidnapping Links in Cudahy Case
Omaha April 29 James Callahan was found not guilty of complicity in the Edward Cudahy kidnapping. The jury reported after 8:30 p.m. Saturday, the judge lamented the verdict while Callahan’s fate rested on two additional counts. A $5,000 reward for Patrick Crowe will be withdrawn, while the $60,000 altered joint trust remains.
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Omaha
James Callahan
Edward Cudahy
Baker
Dali
Thu
Foremmen
Callahan
Deslee
Yehalf
Donachie
Howard Cudahy
Thrown Under a Train In Violent Omaha Robbery
J T Wilson of Omaha was attacked on the Hot Springs road Saturday night, knocked unconscious with a sling shot, robbed of 170 dollars, then dumped under a passing train with hands tied and a gag. His left leg was severed below the knee. he survived. Police and agents found a man on the track but no solid clues emerged. Wilson had ties to Blair and a patent wagon shaft business.
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Omaha
Wim
Jez
Wilson
Blair
Ned
Five Perish In Flames In Houston Livery Stable Fire
A Houston fire destroyed an ivery stable and three residences yesterday. Five persons died including Jon Copping a florist, his wife and children. A Black man was arrested for allegedly setting the blaze to avenge dismissal. An infant born during the blaze was among the victims. A crippled widow Mrs. Thompson escaped and reported seeing the Copings return inside the building. The fire raged as firefighters arrived.
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Houston
Tex
Ivery
Jon Copping
Ling
King Edward to hold court at St James Friday
Telegrams terse summary notes King Edward will hold court at St James on Friday next. Other items include envoys in Peking rejecting the U S plan to reduce indemnity, De Beers likely to raise diamond prices, and a Chattanooga slaughter house fire causing property loss.
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King Edward
St. James
Peking
London
de Beers Mining Company
Walter Woodward
Aanesville
N. Nl. Hall
Conger
Schulze Bros. Packing Company
Chattanooga
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Grant Club
Des Moles
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Grant
Galena
Ilis
FL W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
James Douglass Reid
New York
Madeira
Cal
E. Kirkpatrick
J. J. Hill
Harriman-Gould
Colorado Midland
Colorado Southern
Fort Worth
Peaver
Honduras Exhibit at Pan American Exposition Highlights Rich Resources
Honduras has erected an ornate building at the Pan American Exposition to showcase its wealth of resources. The nation, third in Central America, is mountainous and well watered with bananas as a chief crop and growing coffee and cocoa. The government spans 16 departments across 43,000 square miles, population about 400,000, and livestock investment exceeding $8 million. The Honduran pavilion features an octagonal rotunda, shaded porches, and four pavilions in a Spanish-American style.
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Onduras
Honduras
Caribbean Sea
Wonduras
Court of State and Foreign Buildings
Delaware Park
Comn
Izens
United States
Theater News Abroad and at Home in Brief
Miss Gertrude Coghlan ends her Vanity Fair tour due to illness. Quo Vadis wins praise in Paris. Helen Bertram reportedly to wed a Detroit police commissioner. third husband expected. Sarah Bernhardt resumes shooting practice in New Orleans, proving skill. Minnie Maddern Fiske tours the West, North, and Northwest with steady acclaim. Mme Sembrich advised to retire to Dresden for rest. San Toy succeeds in Berlin after global runs. A German adaptation of The Merry Wives of Windsor makes Parson Evans a stutterer. Secretary Long grants leave for the U S Marine Band to tour major cities for exhibition concerts.
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Gertrude Coghlan
Vanity Fair
Parle
Helen Bertram
Detroit
Sarah Bernhardt
Wile
New Orleans
Minnie Maddern Wiske
West
Northwest
North
Mme. Sembrich
Dresden
San Toy
Germany
Berlin
England
America
Austria
Parson Evans
Evans
Long
United States Marine Band of
Washington
Fought for its Life and Various Patent Remedies
A jumble of old-time ads and testimonials promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and pneumonia, Raven's Stock and Poultry Foods, One Minute Cough Care, Rocky Mountain Tea, and Madison Medicine Co tonics. It mentions J.T. Weather of Wyandotte, Mich, Ackley vendors, and general repair and paint products, with sidelights on ailments, livestock care, and household elixirs. The piece reads as a chaotic collage of medical and consumer notices from a historical newspaper page.
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J.T. Weather
Wass
Wyandotee
Mich
Puinder's
Raven's
Frantz Havenstein
Ackley
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Claims Cure for Professor's Dyspepsia
A Maryland professor suffered neuralgia of the stomach for thirteen years and after morphine relief failed, a friend recommended Kodol dyspepsia cure. After several bottles he asserts it cured him completely, saying it digests what you edit. J M Nix.
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L[visuu
Louaconing
J. M. Nix
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Benkelman
Neb
Theodore Moore
Richards
Moore
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Kan
University of Kansas
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Ism
Red Oak
Pluma Nordquist
C. Nordquist
Des Moines
Meseahah Cress
Klondike
Great Western Railroad
Hyannia
Mullen
Michigan
Houghton
Upper Peninsula
North Country
Lincoly
Endy Hie
Lincoln
Morris Humphrey
Tire
Honalone
Denver
Vexan
Theosophists
Indianapolis
The
Theosophical Society of America
English Hotel
T. P. Hyatt
A.H. Spencer
Cincinnati
Mihurukee
Cleveland
Augeonda
Cartie Nation
Buffalo
Ransay City
Ah Belle
Unmer Bros
Greenvlile
W. Miller
Lancaster
Nora L
Ashland Wilkes
Frank Powell
D. M. Lake
Columbus
Simmons
Georgena
Fane
Ton McDonald’s
Hamward
Enambring
Eg Rice
Lillian B
Smather
Northville
R. A. Stiver
Bradford
Sable Guy
Sable Wilkes
Guy Wilkes
Noor
Linda Wikes
Moor
Hovyseman
Chaples Fmla
Dayton DI Arch
Bill OF
Kansas
Hiwenstein
Iowa
Gripp
John M. Nix
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
California
Nix
J. M. Ni
J. Carstens
E. Miller
Betorr Steam Laundry
ACO Stock
Achkney, Ia
Dewitt
Dewittt's
Dewith
M. Nix
I. A. Williams
Sparlauburg
Korgeurg
P.cbakker
UM Andrews & Co
J. J
Case Goods
West Main ST
PLM
Wilson Sittereet
Beabon
Sokae
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