Pat Crowe Again Free in Omaha Newspaper Saga
Special to The Sun reports Pat Crowe, alleged kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy, surrendering to police in Omaha after years in hiding. Crowe seeks immunity negotiations, with renewed opposition from Chief Donohue. Crowe’s associate Crewe claims Boer War service and Chicago presence, while Cudahy family searches for their son and a ransom note taunts the mansion with 35000 in gold promised.
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Omaha
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Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudary
Crowe
Dahahue
Moon
Council Bluffs
Edward Cadahy
Crowe Field
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Career of Crowe a Chicago gang figure and fugitive
A historical account traces Crowe’s criminal career spanning Omana 25 years ago through a pattern of robberies shootings and jail escapes. He used aliases, endured arrests in Denver Milwaukee Missouri and Chicago, was wounded captured and escaped, and later served in the Boer War before returning to Chicago living on the South Side.
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Chicago
Poleman
Linville
Briscom
Denver
Milwaukee
Dwyer
Missouri
AL St. Joseph
Northwestern Railroad
Eddie Cudahy
Crowe
South Africa
Chicazo
Society Notes and Stage Topics From Indianapolis Papers
A digest of local social and personal news with items on Friends of Stalnaker pledging help and introductions to players in the Fielding Stock Company. Includes topics of Darby well known people, a fontlicht favorite Evening Story, Brit wins from the Englishman, Corbett pugilist gossip, horse training, and theater news across page segments.
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Fielding Stock Company
Darby
Society Divorce Hearing in Prominent Indianapolis Case
Mrs Desdemona E Redick, a noted Indianapolis society figure, sues Charles J Redick claiming he is heir to a fortune. Judge Carter issues a restraining order preventing property disposal until trial. Alimony and attorney fees awarded. couple separated after a violent incident. Redick's salary cited as a traveling agent for Indiana Grocery Supply.
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Desdemona E Redick
Indianapolis
Charles J. Redick
Redick
Carter
Healck
Hedicks
Hedick
Indiana Grocery Supply Company
Cudahy Kidnap Plot Seen as City Ads Scam
A 1901 Omaha tale says Cudahy paid 25000 to a kidnapper who released his son, while Crowe allegedly staged the plot to boost publicity for an exposition. The scheme, praised by some as clever advertising, was denied by others as a fake. The city saw rewards withdrawn and ongoing speculation about motives draw sharp debate.
Men Claim They Are Locked Out in Labor Dispute
The Allied Building Trades face a potential lockout as talks falter. Governors meet without action while picket lines remain active and organized. Contractors deny requests for help and emphasize no immediate plan to curb work on major jobs like the L. S. Ayres project.
More Drivers Join Strikers Amid Citywide Labor Action
Scripps Newspapers reports that wholesale grocery firms across Chicago are involved in a broad strike. About 200 drivers are on strike, with unions debating armed restraint and the impact of imported labor. A move toward arbitration may be considered, while authorities promise to maintain peace and keep crowds moving.
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Scripps-N'Rae Press Associatiod
Chicago
MAT
Szainet
LEM Online
Prinecort 1
Cnma
Police Department
Aheritta Am
Break Up the Chigeer Gang Juvenile Court Action
Juvenile members of the Chigeer Gang given sentences for burglary in the Wholesale District. Work Training, Vee Warner, Grover Gentile and David Johnson pleaded guilty and received punishment. Karl Wert, Charles Kirk, Fred Orms and Fred Wolf placed on probation. The gang staged a wholesale robbery affecting Schnoll's Grocery Nichole Krull factory and the Indianapolis Coffee and Spice Company.
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Chigeer
Sperial
Virgil Larkwoed
Julia Ei
Karl Wert
Charles Kirk
Fred Orms
Fred Wolf
Cugger
Schnoll
Nichole-Krull
Indianapolis Coffee and Spice Company
Fort Wayne to Get Daily Guardian Newspaper Soon
Citizens were promised a daily Fort Wayne paper from the Guardian Publishing venture. In a secrecy bid, incorporators B. Woodworth, B. Kelley, and Brown sought to keep details concealed, citing a capital stake of 8500. The move aims to reveal a public arm of the effort in coming days.
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Fort Wayne
Guardian Publishing Company
Rees
Ming
B. Woodworth
B.C. Kelley
I, Brown
Engagement of Grizel Hull to Capt Hobson
Mr and Mrs George Hull of Toredo Park New York announce the engagement of their daughter Grizelte Houston Hull to Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson. Due to the death of Capt Hobson's father Judge J M Hobson the wedding set for May 3 will be quietly celebrated at the bride’s parents home in Taxeun Park without invitations or announcements.
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Boresa
Hirmingham
Ala
Mire
George Ho Hull
Toredo Park
N.Y
Grizelkte Houston Hull
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Ine Sois
J. M. Hobson
Taxeun Park
Secretary Duffy Receives Birthday Watch In Office Surprise
Frank Duffy of the Carpenters and Joiners union was surprised as colleagues presented him a watch fob for his forty fourth Virginity Anniversary. He admitted not knowing his own birthday and thanked the office force for the thoughtful present in a formal presentation.
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Frank Duffy
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Duffy
Exclusion of Poor from Riverside Park Golf Links Debated
A petition to create free golf links at Riverside Park prompts a Park Board discussion. Wealthy residents and high earners led the remonstrance, arguing unlimited access would harm course quality and safety. List of signees includes numerous Indianapolis families and professionals.
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Indianapolis
What the people can do what the people can do
In moderate circumstances and among wealthy residents who oppose public property charges, citizens may call on or write to park commissioners to contest apparently unjust demands. The board is chaired by Charles E. Coffin with Hiram Howarth Anthony Tauck and George Merritt Slater Koltzman serving on the committee.
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Hunfireda
Embezzlement charge hits insurance solicitor at cafe
Frank A. Rawyer employed as an insurance solicitor was arrested Saturday morning at 384 FE Washington St by Gerter and Trimpe on embezzlement charges. They allege Braman appropriated funds belonging to his employer, used a fire insurance policy to cover the money, and did not report it. The offense is said to have occurred about three weeks ago. Rawyer, last seen in Mount Pleasant, left the city and did not return, refusing aid from his family. He was described as well-dressed and well appearing.
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Omaha National Bank
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Omaha
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Witham
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Frank A. Rawyer
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Mount Pleasant
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Jury Deadlock Ends Hargis Murder Trial
The jury in the Hreuphtte county murder case against Judge James Hargis reported no verdict after hours of deliberation. The panel, impaneled Friday night, could not reach agreement and was discharged by Judge Parker.
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Hargis
Scripps-M'Ark Press Association
Lexington
James Hargis
Hreuphtte County Court
Jim Cackrel
Jackson
Rans
Parker
Perry Township to Probe Trusteeship Controversy
A grand jury will begin investigations Monday into charges against an ex trustee amid bitter political tensions in Perry Township. Rumors claimed a well known Republican is involved as the panel vows a thorough probe into the controversy and recent dismissal of Warren Tinkle, a Democrat, on grounds tied to votes.
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Perry Townshi
Hearand
Aare Bheing
Townera
Warren Tinkle
Freight Train Collision Kills Woman in Philadelphia
A freight train crash in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon struck a car containing five passengers. One woman was killed, another severely injured, and the motorman plus several others hurt. The incident left a second woman fatally injured and disrupted service for hours.
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Schipes-Aurag Press Association
Thiladelphia, May
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President Roosevelt to visit Colorado Springs this weekend
Col May 6 Roosevelt expected to arrive in Colorado Springs Saturday night and depart for Washington Monday on return trip.
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Ecripus-M'Rae Press Association
Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Washington
Dickens Fire Alarm Legend Sparks Town Alarm Tales
A translated reminiscence recalls how Dickens, fearing fire, ordered a hidden wall box for office keys to quickly access alarms. The tale links his precaution to the spread of tin-plated signals through many towns, shaping the era’s fire safety lore.
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Arey
Dickens
Pretty Woman Shoots Victim Believed Mrs. Gray of New Orleans
A young woman, presumed to be Mrs. I W Gray of New Orleans, shot herself in an Imperial hotel room in New York and died later at New York Hospital. A suicide note found on the bureau suggested heartbreak and a plan thwarted by a telephone call. The note reveals a troubled relationship with a man named Charlie and indicates a desire to end suffering.
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J. W. Gray
New Orleans
Louisiana
Scripps-A
RAE Press Association
New York
I. W. Gray
Imperial Hoster
New York Hospital
Caplainer
Lamax
van de Wet
Charlie
Tragedy at Chatout Hospital Inmate Hangs Self
Louis J. Benoks, a Chatout mental illness hospital inmate, died after using a shoestring to hang himself from a bed post Friday night. Despite precautions by staff, he eluded guards during the incident, dying within minutes as a special guard monitored his room.
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Louis J. Benoks
Chatout Insane Hospital
Lym Fren
Brooks
Stowdt
Sherine
Fort Wayne Jury Report On Sunday Hearing
A Fort Wayne court heard a federal Iran trial on Monday after a Saturday session. The grand jury discussed an unusually large sum and examined Testes evidence while Fort Wayne keeper Yemen Mann faced palace court for allowing a venue to stay open on Sunday. Mann pleaded bully as bartender Fred Escott testified.
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Jemen Mann
Giv
Cvsté
Palace Court
Mann
Cal. Ett Miter
Fred Escott
Weather forecast and diamond prices advertised locally
Local notice lists weather outlook cooler conditions and safe forecast for Sunday in Chicago while providing city temperatures including Bloomington 73 and Logansport 73. Also advertises 60 diamond rings priced from 10 to 60 with inspection invited by J Mullatly diamond importer and jeweler at Monument-plate.
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J. Mullatly
Diarmond
Monument-plate
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