Abduction attempt ends in taxi crash at soldiers' monument
Miss Streeter, 44, daughter of a prominent citizen, was seized by Samuel Sinclair and Rh Walter Starr as she returned home. The taxi rammed the soldiers' monument after the abduction began, with both men jailed in Antnult on $9,000 bail. The pair claimed she loved Sinclair and planned marriage despite her father’s opposition.
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White House Dinner Recalls Grover Cleveland Era Guests
At a White House state dinner honoring Mrs Taft, guests included Mrs Cleveland in her first White House visit since 1887, along with three Cleveland cabinet members and widows of former officials. The table for 32 featured formal aid and indented ferns. Attending were former secretaries and relatives of Cleveland’s administration.
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Taft
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Ave
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President Harrison
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Heke Smith
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Navy
John Ww. Grigg
David ¥. Pranels
John Wo Grigg
Thomas F. Sayard
Daniel S. Lamont
Cleve
Hanging for Those Who Mislead Rulers in Congress
Representative Sims of Tennessee argued against punishing a president for cabinet misguidance. He urged officials to tell the plain truth to the president, saying advisers who mislead should be held responsible, not the president.
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Canton
THREE ROADS SUFFER IN CASCADE SNOWSTORM
Heavy snow in the Cascade region disrupts rail service on the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee lines. A passenger train is dug from a snowbound tunnel near Stampede Pass, with telegraph lines down and trains running up to 12 hours late. Cars and trains face continued delays as crews clear slides and crews attempt to move passengers toward Seattle.
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Sudden Flood Traps Many Farmers in Lowlands
Preparations were completed for a night voyage to search submerged lands at daybreak. Steamers will rescue persons caught by the sudden rise of water. Many farmers stayed to tend stock and crops and became trapped themselves as the flood rose faster than in years past.
Two Murderers Escape From Joliet Prison
Three convicts believed sane from the state penitentiary near Joliet fled in a stolen automobile. They were seen two hours after the escape eight miles north of Joliet, arguing about the route. The escapees are Sigmund Brosens 45 serving a murder term Stephen Ayres 45 serving a murder term and Edwitt Sheldon 42 serving an inde terminate sentence for larceny. They were former prison workers and were not missed until roll call. Chicago police awaited at road crossings as the car headed toward the city.
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Miss Rankin Invited to Join Great March
Miss Rankin of Montana is urged to join a New York to Washington suffrage march. The dispatch notes she would help plan the event and deliver addresses during the caravan, with public appearances in Helena and Washington. A pageant tied to the inauguration is planned to depict the suffrage movement’s growth.
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Harriman Estate Valuation Ranges Vast Sums
New York a Harriman estate valued from 370000000 to 479008000 by transfer tax appraisers who hold a complete inventory. Special dispatches note the figure as of yesterday. Washington Taft appoints Grace Lamont as postmaster at Dillon Montana.
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Formal tribute paid to Roald Amundsen at banquet
A Washington ceremony honors Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, for his polar achievements. The National Guarantee Society and guests recognize Amundsen’s leadership in reaching the South Pole. Captain Roald Amundsen is praised for his exploration record and contributions to Arctic and Antarctic discovery.
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Powers to Take Hand in Dispute
London reports intensified diplomacy over the Aegean crisis as plenipotentiaries near a conclusion. A note to the Ottoman government is expected Monday, urging Turkey to cede Adrianople and leave the Aegean question to the powers, with a possible end to the peace conference within days.
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Sir Edward Grey
Depot debate and bids for Great Northern line project
The article outlines a planned depot by the Great Northern with bids and building ops. It notes depot location near Northern street and Athorn street, plus contractor names and expected timeline. Officials express urgency before winter, aiming to start work promptly and complete the depot to support rail operations.
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Eddie Is Acquitted Of Aiding Girls Delinquency
Loy Angeles reports in a dramatic courtroom verdict the jury acquits Eddie of aiding the delinquency of a girl named Miss Allen Pietos. The trial ended after hours of deliberation as the dramatic scene unfolded with attendees reacting emotionally and the defendant's family reacting with distress.
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Pitiable Picture of Child Labor in Canneries
A New York committee inquiry into the canning industry uncovers brutal conditions in camps. Miss O'Reilly and Mr Praelte recount child labor from ages 3 to 11, extreme shift lengths, meager pay, and unsanitary quarters. They urge investigations nationwide, with a resolution supported by Rep Allen of Olly.
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