Abduction Case Linked to James Callahan in Omaha
In Omaha, James Callahan is under arrest for complicity in the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping after one of Cudahy’s relatives and several others identified him. Cudahy and his father confronted Callahan, who denies involvement but admits a close friendship with Crowe. The case spurs further arrests as authorities pursue confirmatory evidence.
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Girl shoots father to save mother in Fort Wayne incident
Fort Wayne report says Bessie Slater, 15, shot her father after he attacked her mother. Police briefly detained her, then released her as Slater returned home and assaulted his wife. Nearby crimes are noted with reference to a cotton belt mail robbery and Omaha bank heist.
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Bessie Slater
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Memphis
Omaha
Carrie Nation Stirs Topeka With Nationwide Prohibition Crusade
Mrs. Carrie Nation spent a Sunday in Topeka with a burst of anti saloon activity smashing a notorious joint, demolishing liquor fixtures in a livery barn, and ransacking a cold storage plant for whisky. She addressed a mass meeting and was arrested four times before leaving a church. She vows to continue until Topeka’s joints are closed.
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Lumberman James Stewart Killed by Bed Accident in Minneapolis
James Stewart a 60 year old lumberman of Minneapolis died this morning when the heavy top of a folding bed fell as its supports failed to rest evenly on the floor. The edge struck him and severed his spine in the incident.
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Mineapolis
Minn
James Stewart
Minneapolis
Texas rivers and harbors bill cuts linger
Washington notes reductions to the rivers and harbors program with a one fourth cut on excess sums and a third cut on continuing contracts. Texas items include Galveston channel and harbor projects, Trinity and Brazos river work, and ship channel restorations, amid a broad budget reshaping.
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Tariff war looms as Russia vows retaliation on American goods
Russian finance official M Dewitte imposes a selective duty on iron and steel to shield sugar interests and showcase industrial strength. Press reaction in St. Petersburg cautions that tariff hostilities may strain U.S. relations and impact global trade.
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Novosti
Powder explosion at Ashe Peak mine kills seven
El Paso telegrams report seven men killed at the Commerce gold mine near Ashe Peak after a massive blast of fifteen hundred pounds giant powder. Nine men were entombed, only two survived, debris blocked the 200 foot shaft, and the timbers caught fire before the bodies were recovered.
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Commerce
Ashe Peake
Train kills woman near Mont in Texas
Westbound passenger train strikes Mrs Anton Milek about two miles west of Mont, severing her head. The body is brought to Yoakum for an inquest held by Justice Rees, verdict filed.
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Thomas Jackson
St. Peter
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Alex Burgeois
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Anton Milek
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McKinley Seeks Expanded Army For Philippine Duty
President McKinley aims to raise the standing army to 150000. He has been authorized to increase to 100000 and plans a request to the special 57th Congress in April for 50000 more. He cites health harm from two years service in the Philippines and wants full force in the islands.
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