Union bids from Ohiwhowa and Arizona stir party unity
The text notes Republican states Ohiwhowa and Arizona seek admission to the Union and aim to project strength in national politics. It mentions plans for an Interstate and West Indian Ex parilion in Chaleston and references Anderson County’s representation. It also cites William J. Bryan’s return to editing with The Commoner in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Chaleston
Aure
Anderson County
Richmond
Nationa
Daniel
Cudahy Boy Abducted for Ransom in Late Night Plot
Edward A. Cudahy paid 545 000 to recover his son Edward after a gang abducted him. A ransom exchange occurred at a white lantern on Sherman Avenue road five miles south of South Omaha. The boy was blindfolded and later recovered near a riverbank, claiming the abductors were deputy sheriffs from another county and a fugitive from reform school. Police report no leads on the kidnappers.
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WMATA
Nia. Dire
Edward A. Cadahy
Ni Hionaire Packer
Edward Cadahy
Inez
Cudahy
Mr. Cudahy
Sherinyn Avenue
Tal
South Omaint
Young Cudahy
Reform School
South Ounin
Court Approves Woman's Vengeance In Betrayal Case
In Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Hoult probationed Marion Rogan, who blinded Dr. Taylor, after he betrayed her with deceit and intoxicants. The judge said Taylor sought social ruin and boasted of his conduct, expressing doubt Rogan should face further punishment beyond probation.
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I Massachsetts Superior Court
Db Ay
Wis Ciuhal
Hoult
Marion Rogan
Tayor
Yitriol
Jude
Taylor
Haul
Jince Bond
Dr.Taylor
Misa Rogan
Suvile
Bond
Probatin
Plan to raise the Maine using paired piers and jack screws
Contractor Cavanagh proposes a novel Maine salvage using two twenty foot wide piers on opposite sides, heavy pile foundations, and a system of jack screws and trusses to lift the wreck. Jelak sails to Cuba for a contract bid as authorities weigh rehabilitating or beaching the battleship to a harbor dock.
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Vitagin
Quinny
Maine
Savana Larbor
Cavanagh
Jelak
Cuba
Hank Jlue
Houting Dock
Cube
Liquor Trade Booms in South Carolina State Dispensary
The State Board of Control ordered 6,000 barrels of squor and a similar amount of Pilp Theases, costing about half a million dollars, to prevent shortages. Dispensary sales near 1.76 million dollars for eleven months, December projected to surpass prior years. The piece warns of pervasive illegal “blind tigers” selling liquor unlawfully, noting two million dollars yearly in state sales.
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South Carolina
Body
Solour
State Board of Control
Paapera
Charleston
A. I. Presbyterian
Why Jet Alfe: Isn't In the Senate
Prominent men in Congress and public life gather at Chamberlin's, Washington Post notes. Conversation centers on failed senatorial bids of Mississippi figures and Shoup. A Mississippi wit jokes about why Mississippi does not send its best to the Senate and hints at health and education trivia.
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Jet Alfe
Senate
Congress
Chamberlin
Washington Post
John Allen
Mssissippi
Senator Shoup
Who
Mississisippi
Tabot
Allen
Shoup
Idaho
Mississippi
Keith & CO
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