Callahan Cleared of Kidnapping In Cudahy Case
Omaha April 29 James Callahan was found not guilty of complicity in the Edward Cudahy Jr kidnapping. The judge lamented the verdict as unlikely and discharged the jury. Callahan was rearrested on two other counts, with state decisions on trial yet unresolved.
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James Callahan
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Baker
Donahue
Patrick Crowe
Edward Cudahy
President McKinley Starts Historic Pacific Trip
The president and party travel by special train passing Morristown Tennessee and Bristol Tennessee as crowds greet them. Mrs McKinley waves from the observation car amid enthusiastic demonstrations signaling a triumphal tour ahead.
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Pacific Coast
Southern Railway
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Bristol
Virginia
Rail Route Offers Five Colorado Surfaces and Deluxe Cars
The ad touts the Rio Grande Western and Colorado Midland lines via Salt Lake City Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo and Denver. It highlights scenic canyons and passes with five routes from Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo. It promotes Pullman Standard Sleepers Parlor cars Tourist Sleeping cars and Dining Car Service with agents listed in Butte Salt Lake City and Denver.
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Rescued Miners Survive After Aurora Shaft Collapse
In Aurora Missouri on April 20 two entombed miners were rescued alive after 60 hours. George Foster was pinned by a boulder and saved after workers cut away timber. he suffered crushed limbs but is expected to recover. William Shane, severely injured, was pulled out next, and a third miner Grant Shard died instantly. About five thousand people watched the rescue attempt.
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Nseless
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William Shane
George Foster
Foster
Clark Forces Stand Against Court Injunction In Utah Border
United States Marshal must serve official notice as Colonel Maxson leads Clark forces at the disputed right of way near Uvada Utah. An injunction from Carson City blocks San Pedro from interfering with Oregon Short Line rail construction. Maxson spurned service and orders his men to hold ground unless formally notified, with Clark officials backing the stance.
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Oregon Short Line
United States
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San Pedro Company
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Piqueho
Los Angeles
Five Die in Houston Fire Destroys Livery Stable and Homes
A blaze in Houston Texas yesterday destroyed a livery stable and three residences, killing five people including Job Copping a florist his wife and three children. A suspect a freedman was arrested on arson charges amid revenge claims. The infant born during the fire was among the casualties. Mrs Thompson a crippled widow escaped and said the Coppings reentered their room from the hallway.
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Nerve Waste Book Promises Hope for Nervous Weakness
The San Francisco physician Dr Sawyer’s Nerve Waste is praised for practical, sincere guidance on nerve weakness. Endorsed by religious and secular presses, it retails at $1.00 mail postpaid. A sample chapter on Nervines and Nerve Tonics is available for stamp.
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Taz Paoriio Pusrisuine Co
Dust Storms Ravage Dakotas Wreck Farms
Reports from Aberdeen to Barnes county describe violent dust storms sweeping through South Dakota for two days. Wind and heat damaged crops and seed grain, with numerous farm buildings leveled and darkness forcing afternoon lights to be lit in northern towns. A Grand Forks bulletins notes Red River valley storms and telegraph disruption but little other damage.
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Canal Neutrality in Nicaragua Treaty Talks
The British foreign office has not decided on the U S senate stance toward the proposed Nicaragua canal treaty. Negotiations hinge on canal neutrality, with Britain possibly abrogating the Clayton Bulwer pact if neutrality is assured, while Alaska boundary concern remains a distant policy possibility.
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Foreign Office
United States Senate
Nicaragua
United States
Beet Sugar Industry Prospects Seen by Washington
C F Sayler, special agent in charge of the beet sugar investigation, reports to Secretary Wilson that 13 new factories are planned nationwide this autumn with Michigan and several other states expanding. He estimates 42 beet sugar factories in operation by next autumn, signaling a thoroughly established industry.
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IF. Sayler
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Department of Agriculture
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Utah
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Ilinois
United States
O Neil Named Chicago Police Chief After Ripley Resigns
Mayor Harrison submitted Captain Frank O Neil s name for confirmation as chief of police to replace Chief Joseph Ripley who resigned. The council approved the nomination with broad support and no opposition.
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O'Neill Susceeds Kipley
Chicago
Harrison
Frank O'Neil
Joseph Ripley
Wheat and live stock markets in Chicago and Kansas City
Wheat futures fell with May closing down 14.5 cents while oats and corn posted losses or unchanged. Cash wheat and corn prices listed. Chicago live stock mixed as cattle and hogs showed varied bids and receipts. Kansas City and South Omaha markets reported gradual declines in several classes. overall cattle, hogs, and lamb prices cited with regional receipt counts.
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