Senate passes ship canal treaty amid pension bills and adjournment
In Washington the Senate debated the Hay-Pauncefote treaty in executive session and planned a Thursday vote while approving seventy-one private pension bills, including 60 a month widows’ pensions for Gen. McClernand and Gen. Palmer. The House passed measures to divide Kentucky and West Virginia into judicial districts and to add a district judge in Ohio, with an urgent deficiency bill and retirement actions for Boutelle. President McKinley was authorized to place Boutelle on the retired navy list. The Senate later retreated to adjourn until January 3 after observing a moment of mourning for the widow of Senator Frye.
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Incomplete OCR Story From Cojmutea Detailing Trial
Fragmentary OCR text references a military or legal matter involving Cojmutea Washington Nelson United States and Leavenworth. The garbled lines hint at a court martial or murder case, with references to Infantry and a penitentiary, but essential names, dates, and details are unreadable.
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Cudahy pays ransom to rescue kidnapped son
Edward A. Cudahy of Omaha paid 25000 in gold to abductors who had seized his four year old son and threatened to blind him with acid. The boy was released within hours after the payment. Cudahy described the kidnap and his confinement in a deserted house. A reward of 25109 for one and 15000 for two captors was offered by Cudahy. The house where the boy was held has been located and suspects identified.
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Governor vows swift punishment for Spencer county lynching
Gov. Mount announces vigorous prosecution to bring to justice the leaders of the triple lynching of a Black man in Spencer county. He says evidence shows Joe Bella was innocent of participating in Barber’s murder and vows the case will be pursued with Attorney General Taylor upon return from Chicago.
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Canal Treaty Passes Senate Amid High Stakes Debate
The U S senate approved the Hay Pauncefote canal treaty by 65 to 18 after days of debate. The pact supersedes the Clayton Bulwer agreement, allows US construction of a canal under American auspices, and sets neutral navigation rules based on the Constantinople and Suez precedents.
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Bank Robberies and Crimes Dominate Week In Brig News
A mixed bag of items dominates the Brig area wrap: Bank of Cashion in Oklahoma robbed of 3400 by burglars, Mrs Katherine Spaith age 60 plus in Pennsylvania, Golds and Cals bank of Albee, South Dakota robbed of 1500 by burglars. York Pennsylvania teller AK Weissler allegedly $20000 short in immigration figures for the year. Chicago moves to ban prize fights. Taft commission mandates English in Philippines laws. Lincoln Nebraska treasury breach attempt ends unsuccessfully. Atlantic coast vessels wrecked. three tramps killed in the Big Four freight wreck near BASAES in East Tennessee and Virginia. Margaret Klein and son Charles found dead in Chicago. Hugo W Uhl gives farewell toast in Balt City. McKinley victory totals 7,220,707. Cuba talks. yellow fever in the news. a five-dollar gold piece report and other stray notes.
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