Ransom Paid and Boy Returns in Omaha
A dramatic ransom case unfolds in Omaha Nebraska as Edward A. Cudahy pays 25000 in gold to secure the return of his son Edward after the boy was abducted on Tuesday. The money was left on a lantern-lit road five miles south of the city and the boy was later dropped near his father’s residence. No clues to the kidnapers have been found.
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Kidnap Probe Ties Cudahy Case to Night Car Sighting
Two youths observed on a westbound Leavenworth street car shortly before midnight linked to the alleged abduction of Young Edward. Charles W. Martin, a Teaurance agent near Cudahy's home, saw figures in shadows near the town, with a vehicle reportedly seen near the Mula by night.
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Capital Chat Report on Budget and Treaty Actions
Washington dispatch notes the Indian appropriation bill advancing in committee, Hopkins reapportionment debate, river and harbor cutbacks, and final court actions on Philippine and Puerto Rico cases. Senate ratifies Hay Pauncefote treaty after executive session and foreign relations panel revisions. Navy plans a vessel near Venezuela to support Loomis mission amid concessions disputes.
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Attempt To Rob State Treasury In Lincoln Nebraska
Night Watchman Good reports an attempted robbery at the Nebraska state treasury offices, two to three men gained entry through a side window and fired at the guard, who returned fire without apparent effect. The robbers escaped with no loot.
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Cleveland Demands Democratic Roots And Renewal
In a lengthy Philadelphia column, Grover Cleveland argues the Democratic Party must return to its first principles. He condemns free silver and Populism, warns that factional betrayals led to defeats, and urges reorganization to restore true democracy, calling for a rehabilitation and reaffirmation of core party values. The piece analyzes past defeats and the need to unite under genuine Democratic principles.
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Democratic committee chair resigns amid turmoil at Washington meeting
Report says plans discussed for resignation of the Democratic National Committee chair. Mention of Sen. dunes and Gov. Stone. Resolution proposed by Rep. Sutherland to investigate government ownership and related matters.
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Jeffries and Rublin Sign Agreement for Coventy Rounds
In New York on December 2 James J Jeffries and as Rublin signed articles of agreement to lax coventy rounds in a sports related negotiation.
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Pingree Dinner Reverberates With White House Tales
Michigan Governor Pingree attends a grand dinner in Washington, recounting a lavish White House feast under McKinley and jokes about five glasses per plate. He criticizes the Supreme Court and his political foes as Detroit papers critique the event amid social chatter.
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Phil Sheridans Ride and Hazing at Cadet Court
Reports from New York and Chicago recount testimony on a cadet hazing case tied to Phil Sheridan’s legacy. Thirty-seven cadets testified about brutal hazing while questioning whether coercion or death linked to General Sheridan’s name occurred. A separate incident in Chicago details a double shooting at 2 Lake Avenue, with no suspect identified.
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Yates Inauguration Preparations at the State Capital
Preparations for the Yates inauguration proceed at the state capital with sub committees and a reception plan. The usual inaugural ball may be omitted at Yates’ preference, Governor and Mrs. Tanner to meet the incoming governor and wife at the Leland hotel. Local officials and noted attendees from Springfield are listed in the planning.
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Outbreak Fear Grows as Chinese Provinces Demand Stable Rule
A Pekin dispatch warns the situation across the provinces is worsening and a definite system of government must be swiftly restored to prevent a recurrence of anti foreign outbreaks. The report from London dated December 20 cites growing unrest and calls for strong central authority.
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Heavy cannonading near Krugersdorp report
A Johannesburg special says heavy cannonading was near Wednesday morning north of Krugersdorp. Invasion of Cape Colony spreads with Boers reported to have occupied Colesburg near the Orange River frontier. A mixed force of 1,000 men was dispatched north Wednesday evening.
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Wrecked by Explosion Destroys Homes at Beaver Falls
An explosion of natural gas in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania wrecked several houses and seriously injured seven people. The blast occurred today and caused extensive damage to the area as investigators work to determine the exact cause.
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Surprise the Insurgents. Navy report on Cavite skirmish
Admiral Remey reports at Cavite 15 troopers of the 4th cavalry and five of a crew landed the gunboat yesterday at Limbanco. They surprised insurgents in a half hour clash, killing twelve, capturing twelve rifles, and destroying stores. One soldier wounded.
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