Cudahy Kidnap Suspect Identified as James Calahan
Omaha police arrest ex convict James Calahan in the Cudahy kidnapping case. Ed ward Cadahy and a servant identify Calahan as the man who accompanied the girl’s abductors. Another man connected to the crime is sought as investigators press for more arrests.
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Cudahy
Omaha
Young Cudahy
Bug- RY
Cadahy
Catler
Edward Cadahy
Pabdlio
James Calahan
Tie
Kelley
Ruser's Park
Young Edward
Pat Crowe
James Schneiderwind
Calaben
Calahan
Daniel A. Burris
Callahan
Fatal joint raid at Milwood saloon in Kaw County
A mob of about forty masked men raided John Hudson’s Milwood saloon near Leavenworth Kansas. Rose Hudson, wife of the saloonkeeper, was killed by a shotgun blast as the crowd fired nearly a hundred shots. A raider, William Webb, was wounded. Four prisoners were seized, including John Wilson and Beary Wilson, with more arrests anticipated.
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Kansas
Rose Hudson
John Hudson
Milwood
Kaw
Leavenworth
Hudson
Mra. Hudson
Mrs. Hudson
William Webb
Everhardt
John
Beary Wilson
Nurse Davis Wounds Doyle in Drug Store Shootout
Catherine Davis, 22, a California-born nurse, shot Jay Doyle at Dr J F Doyle's drug store in Kansas City in what she said was a failed suicide attempt. relatives say she had earlier threatened Doyle and will prosecute. Doyle, 28, a prominent proprietor, was injured. condition not stated.
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Kasay City
Catherine Davis
J. F. Doyle
Kansas City
Jay Doyle
Miss Davie
Doyie
Miss Davis
California
Doyle
Congress approves St Louis exposition appropriation bill
The house quickly passed a suspension bill to fund a five million dollar St Louis exposition. Supporters cited the importance of a national showcase while opponents warned of rising costs and unnecessary public buildings. The measure, amid heated debate, drew mixed reactions before final passage.
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Congress
Washington
St. Louis
Tawney
Minnesota
Dapate
Paladelphia
Chicago
Maddox
Georgia
Sims
Tennessee
Cannon
House
Appinusa
Carrie Nation Jailed After Refusing $2000 Peace Bond
Carrie Nation remains in Topeka county jail after refusing a 2000 bond set by Judge Hazen to maintain the peace. She defended herself in court after entering the Moser Cold Storage plant, and faces next term court appearances. In city court, Judge McCabe will review the Sena saloon wrecking case.
New York Hotels Warned of Chicago Fire Plot
Detectives in New York warn that a Chicago incendiary gang of about twenty men plans to start fires in hotels. The group aims to take a room, ignite a blaze, and escape while guests flee, with associates described by police and some names already on file.
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Chicago
New York
National Hotel Men's Association
New York Association
Poliee
Epidemic of Appendicitis Reported in Chicago
Hospitals in Chicago report a surge of appendicitis cases this winter with four to five patients per major institution. Leading specialists oversee patient care as wards see persistent intestinal trouble.
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Chicago
Filipino Captain Sentenced for Buried Alive Killing
Mail advices from the Philippines report Capt Nogico, insurgent officer who commanded the force that captured Lieut Gillmore and Yorktown party, received life imprisonment at Ward labor for allowing a member of Gillmore’s party to be buried alive. The victim, sailor McDonald, burdened by wounds, died in the incident.
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Ils
Philippines
Nogico
Gillmore
Yorktown
Gillore
McDonald
Crises and Crimes Plague City Dispatches From Across Regions
Rumors swirl over Kruger appeal to King Edward while Dr Leyds returns to Urussel with diplomatic papers stolen from his residence. A Col Hart suicide frames Idaho tragedy as a famed promoter’s life ends in a train wreck. U S transports depart Manila carrying troops and volunteers. A St Louis husband shoots wife then kills himself. Goulds rumored to gain control of a Missouri railroad through stock purchases.
Carter May Try Congress Over Carter Habeas Case
Relatives of Obert M. Carter pursue further action to win bond release. He left Leavenworth for Washington to appeal Judge Sinok's denial and intends to seek appeal to the Supreme Court via Jhristian D. Jy Brewer. If denied, a congressional probe into Carter’s case and related government actions is proposed, possibly led by Congressman Grosvenor.
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Supreme Court
Bhat
Obert M. Carter
Bin
Crane
Federal
Carter
Whele
Leavenworth
Kan
Washington
Sinok
Jhistian D. Jy
Brewer
United States Suprema
Grosvenor
Ohie
Nation's Busy Topeka Sunday In Prohibition Protest
Carrie Nation spent Sunday in Topeka attacking saloons and liquor ties. She smashed a whiskey vault in a cold storage plant, damaged bars, spoke to a large crowd, and was arrested several times before a bond freed her.
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Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
Nation
Tien Dad
Fifty Miners Imprisoned In Ohio Coal Mine Fire
Forty miners were trapped for four hours Sunday night at a Lindentree Olow coal mine after a gasoline barrel explosion set fuel alight near the mouth. They carried water in their dinner pails and fought the flames until outside rescuers quenched the fire. None were hurt though all showed collapse after the ordeal.
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Ohio
Lindentree
Olow
Lynchings and train wrecks strike paths of crime and disaster
Negro Thomas Jackson is reported lynched at St. Peter Ada after killing a family for robbery. Engineer Alexander Bourgeois killed by Jackson in a railway ambush. At Mills City Nev a vast bound train wreck left fireman and three passengers dead and several injured after a washout caused by a cloudburst. A Pittsburg suit limits warrants for arrest in emergencies. A Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore passenger train crash near Northeast Mal kills engineer Edward Mead and injures a fireman. Fire at Kaliter Hayssen Stein enamel plant in Sheboygan Wis causes $76 000 loss insured.
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Thomas Jackson
St. Peter
Ada
Alexander Bourgeois
Bourgeois
Lour
Peers
Nevada
San Francisco
Mills City
Nev
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Waltimore
Edward Mead
Wilmington
Meyers
Sheboygan
Kaliter, Hayssen & Stein Company
Wis
Market quotations from multiple cities show varied grain and livestock prices
The report lists Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and Buffalo quotes for cattle hogs sheep and wheat with prices for butter eggs potatoes corn rye oats and other staples. Notable ranges include hogs 490 to 5.70 and cattle 3.25 to 7.80 in Cincinnati and Chicago prices around 5.00 for hogs and 4.00 to 4.80 for sheep.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Elaver
Milwaukee
sWhert
Ste. Burley
Buffalo- Cate
Choire Shippitis
Como
Cubans Threaten War as U S Cuba Tension Mounts
A Washington dispatch reports intense debate in Congress and the White House over U S Cuba relations amid Cuban factions threatening conflict. Editors warn the proposed Cuban constitution could claim U S bases and control, provoking fears of a violent rupture with the United States.
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Congress
Washington
White
United States
Cuba
Shere
Cron
Mhaxe
Jourails
Istinct
el Vigilancia
Lrontat
Vigilancia
Cubais
Spain
Mer
Appeals to War Veterans to Join the Grand Army
Commander in chief urges Civil War veterans outside the Grand Army of the Republic to join. He calls for patriotism and duty, stressing the need to preserve the nation and support dependents while preparing the 20th century for greatness.
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Hussleur
Eo Havaienr
Grand Army of the Republic
Unien
Republic
Mose
Romantic River Rescue Aims for Mildred Dacres
Mildred Dacres nears land in a boat with Silas Watkins and Clarence Harleigh aboard as a storm mounts. A perilous whirlpool drags Silas toward danger while Harleigh helps rescue Mildred, leading to her recovery and a future meeting with Gilbert Falkhund at Walworth’s estate.
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Atlantic
Hogland
Mildred Dacres
Old England
Silaz
Silas Watkins
Silas
Mildred
Waleworth
Mice Dale
Silva
Alice Dale
Larence Harleth
Mr. Walworth
As Org
Clarence Marleigh
Himwell
Deans
Hluy
Clarence Harleigh
Marivigh
Bilas
Ocam
Marteigh
Gald Silas
Silda Watkins
Wardedd
Starleigh
Alice
Wen
Anmursot
Filbert Falkhind
Mildred Doneres
Dade
Saneet
Mildred Wig
Gilbert Palhiamd
Gilbert Falkhund
Tony
Fragmented Narrative Splits With Mentions Of Wife And Diary
A garbled OCR passage recounts a speaker describing his wife and her diary while referencing various names and places in a disjointed stream. The text meanders through cryptic anecdotes touching on gambling yes and no, legal warnings, and odd vignettes about Washington Strat and Lafayette squire. The overall sense is a fractured reminiscence with scattered proper nouns and incomplete dialogue.
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Peugeot
Washington Strat
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