Mrs Nation Jailed After Senate Wrecking Case
Mrs Nation is jailed on a peace warrant after entering Moeser Cold Storage, acting as her own attorney. Judge Hazen set a 2000 dollar bond but she refused it, likely remaining in the county jail hospital. Cal McDonald Rose Crist and Madeline Southard received peace bonds. Judge criticized the Nation faction and called out supporters as responsible. A separate Wichita ministerial meeting urged closing Wichita saloons.
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Prisoner in Venezuela Wins Homeward Return for Damages
H C Bullis of Asbury Park New Jersey survivor of over five months in a Maracaibo prison returns to press a $50,000 damages claim against Venezuela through the U S government. He was an engineer accused amid a political uprising and held in communicado after authorities found ammunition. He says consular aid failed.
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Milwood saloon raid ends in murder as mob attacks
In Leavenworth Kansas on February 19 a raid on John Hudson's saloon at Milwood left Rosa Hudson dead from a shotgun blast amid a mob of about 40 masked farmers. Four men, including John and Henry Wilson, were arrested with more to follow as authorities seek to quell the uproar.
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Hay Praised for Neutrality in South African War
New York reports Consul Adelbert Hay receives praise from friends in London for impartial conduct. He aided British prisoners with 4000 letters and remittances, earning respect from Kruger and Boer officials, while maintaining friendly ties with Roberts and Kitchener. He will spend a rest period in London before returning to America.
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Openings and Unions in Early 20th Century News
End of collision on the underground rail road leaves about a dozen injured and hospitalized. Buffalo decides to open Pan-American exposition gates on Sundays starting after the opening. Greenville Baptists plan a new church costing about 16000 to seat 1900. Akron reports broad independent cereal companies consolidated into a trust.
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