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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1900

Page

7

House Located As Eddie Cudahy Abduction Site Near Omaha

World Herald reporters confirm a two story house at 3604 Grover Street as the abductors retreat where Eddie Cudahy Jr rested and drew water. Neighbors corroborate the crime scene while police pursue the outlaws and authorities seek Crowe linked to the case.

Omaha Neb World- Herald Eddie Cudahy Grover Street Donahoe Capt Hayes Burkley Edward Cudahy, Jr Omaha National Bank Mr. Cudahy Cudashy Donohue

Britain Won't Oppose U.S. Action on Nicaragua Canal

Washington reports that Great Britain will not oppose the United States if it decides to fortify the Nicaragua canal, signaling possible alignment on this strategic move amid ongoing canal negotiations and hemispheric tensions.

Drliam Washington Great Britain United States Nicaragua

Perrinville Fire Company Origin and Early Members

The 1893 organized Preserved Fire Company lineage began with a July 7 1843 spark of the germ of today. Fifteen neighborhood men met at Engine House No 2 to reestablish a fire force after disbandment, choosing officers and forming themselves for duty.

Preaent Force Perrinville Fire Company

Amended Agreement In China Seen Favored by US

Washington Dec 22 reports say instructions to Mr Conger to sign the Peking accord have gone with reluctance as it does not fully reflect the US view though it is the best feasible compromise amid unrest in China. The article notes occupation terms, the removal of death penalties, and expects signature by month’s end while detailing British and German positions and Li Hung Chang’s staff doubts.

Washington Conger Feking Peking United States China Chile Chili Hay Dee Ernest Satow Mumm von Schwartzenstein Germany Li Hung Chang Europe America Robert Hart Prince Ching Prince Tuan London Foreign Office Prince Chiong

Describes Omaha kidnapping capture and detective actions

Reporters and officers cornered two robbers in a house where Eddie Cudahy had been held. Capt Hayes Councilman Barkley and others arrived with revolvers drawn and no shots fired. Eddie identified the exresidence and the bucket, stairs, and room used during captivity as proof. The house’s elevated position near rail and wagon roads aided the plan.

Eddie Donshue Hayes Frank Barkley Burkley Capt. Hayes Edward Cudahy Edie Cudahy Exuer Cpat Bac Etcie Cudary

Current Events Roundup Mixed and Confused

A chaotic brief lists deaths, political notes, legal actions, and accidents. Charles Brakine and Hugo W. Uhl are named in varied contexts. McKinley, Dreyfus, Kruger, isthmian treaty shifts, and New York closures appear alongside shipwrecks and Christmas bonuses.

Bryan Declines To Talk Atantia Fire Company Notes

Hon W J Bryan declines comment on Cleveland's statements in a telegram to the Atlanta Journal. The piece recounts democratic principles and cites the Marshall Hose Co No 2 in Atantia with details on officers, new equipment, and recent improvements, including a model light truck and restored engine house.

W. J. Bryan I Star A. Jinke Thomas Wallace Roy Wiley Phil Heyser R. B Wilkins GC. E. Pryor G. E. Page Wm. Katz Almon Cooley John Middleboro James van Zandt R. H. Lathrap J. Walters Tom Morey Foremann Jas van Zandt R. H. Wilkins G. E. Lathrap Chas. Pryor Wim. Katz Chas

Emperor Kawang Su departs Sian Fu for Peking

Boston mourning as ex governor Roger Wolcott dies after weeks of typhoid and complications. Wolcott, 97, born July 13, 1847, served as lieutenant governor and governor of Massachusetts with a long Republican career. Survived by wife and five children. Funeral set for Trinity Church, Boston.

Serta Kawang-Su Sian Fu Peking Boston Roger Wolcott Wolcott New York Trinity Church J. Huntington Cornelia Frothingham-Wolcott Roger Walcott Sir William Pepperell Cape Breton Louisburg Oliver Walcott Walcotts Connecticut Gov. Walcott Loston Hie Greenhalge J&g Grover Cleveland

Praise for Boers as Kitchener reportsSouth Africa crisis

London dispatches praise Boer dash toward Cape Colony and note British officers missteps. Lord Kitchener confirms Boer movement checked, with forces around Britstown and Prieska and a special column being organized. Weather disrupts rail and telegraph. British and colonial actions pursue retreating Boers near Magaliesberg and Vinkfontein.

London de Wet Gener Times Dell Springhaas Nek Halaklava War Office Lord Kitchener Pretoria Cape Colony Zoutpansierg Range Britstown Prieska- Qur DeWet Senekal French Clements Beyers Magaliesberg Ben Léeyers Delarey Magallesbers Streuz Colville Vinkfontein South Africa Cape Town Transvaal Brussels Victoria West Zqutpans Pietermariteburg Daily Suit Johannesburg

Strike ends for Santa Fe telegraphers in Topeka

Topeka reports President Dolphin of the Order of Railway Telegraphers ending the strike of Santa Fe operators. Reinstatement unknown, some operators may seek new work. General Manager Mudge says the union not recognized under current management. Other items note storm damage in northern England and Scotland, a Paris execution, a Cape Henry wreck, Porto Rico jury bill, and a fatal Cedar Falls train crash.

Topeka Kan Dolphin Order of Railway Telegraphers Santa Fe Mudge England Scotland Glasgow Tay Bridge Coatbridge University of Aberdeen

Urges Army’s Needs in Senate Hearing

Secretary Root pressed immediate registration for relief of the army at a Senate Military Affairs Committee meeting. He warned that without substantial increases in line with War Department recommendations the United States would abandon portions of the Philippine islands with civil government. He urged passage of the department bill as a whole to fit the new military needs.

Washington Senate Root Congress War Department United States Philippine Islands

Deafness Cure Ear Drusme Charity Gift In New York

A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's artificial ear drum donated 10,000 dollars to his institute. The gift aims to help deaf people who cannot obtain the ear drums and includes proceeds from the Big Avenue charity in New York, USA.

Nicholson Hia I Institute Avenge New York

Night School in Baltimore City Jail Promotes Attendance

In Baltimore the city jail runs night schools as a compulsory program for inmates, encouraging attendance and education while confinement continues.

Baltimore

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