Week's Record of Home and Foreign Items
A digest of domestic and international news items including senate votes on the Hay-Pawney treaty, appropriation bills for Indian affairs and military academy, census reapportionment, and numerous incidents coast to coast. Notable entries cover train wrecks, lynchings, murders, fires, strikes, and electoral updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Senate
United States
Seyamlag Canal
Military Academy
Hopkine
House
Minor News Items From The Era
A digest of scattered notes mentions Maine’s 173 canneries, Chicago Public Library’s 260000 volumes, 60 substations, and 2777497 horses in U S farms. Also cited: Vermont Senator Proctor buys Italian Carrara quarries, Cape Hatteras coastal risk, and tax/rail and finance rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Chicsgo
Duelde
Oklo
California
Hound Brook
Channing B. Barnes
New Orleans
Sing Sing
N. Y
Westchester County
France
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Beaufort Inlet
Omiaha
Great Continental Divide
Denver
Georgetown
St. Oklahoma
Uih
Montana
Delaware
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Prisoner Eddie Cudahy Held At 4604 Grover Street
Omaha dispatch reports locating the house at 4604 Grover Street where Eddie Cudahy was held captive. Neighbors, police, and Cudahy confirm the residence as the kidnap site. details include a water bucket in the second floor room and a perilous basement encounter with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Herald
Eddie Cudahy
Grover Street
Eddie Cadahy
Ot Pollee Dovahoe
Capt
Hayes
Comeilmin Burkley
Edward Cudahy
Ira
Edie
Chief Donahue
Frank Barkley
Councilman Barkley
Capt. Hayes
Dixbuggy
Eddie Cudwhy
Cudahy
Thane
Roger Wolcott Dead Former Gov Dies in Boston
Roger Wolcott, former governor of Massachusetts, died at his Boston home after a typhoid fever illness. Born July 15 in Boston, he descended from notable figures and held public office from the Florton council to lieutenant governor and governor. Survived by his wife and five children, funeral Monday at Trinity Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roper Wolcott
New York
Trinity Eharel
T Roger Walcott
J. Huntington
Cornelia Prothingham Walcott
Roger Walcott
Sir William Pepperell Aginst Gape Breton
Louis Nurs
Oliver Wolcott
Wolcott
Connecticut
Guy Wolcot
IMT
Florton
Greenhaige
Nu Pirty
Grover Cleveland
Atine
Akron
Wagner
McKinley
Congress
Strike off at Santa Fe ends after telegraphers vote
Topeka Kansas Dee 22 President Dolphin head of the Order of Railway Telegraphers announces the strike of Santa Fe operators is off after orders were sent Friday night. Some operators seek reemployment while General Manager Mudge declines comment and says the union would not be recognized under current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Griggs
Supreme Court
F.C. Burns
Staunch Burne
Woody Sleh
Held
Chadron
Neb
W. HH. Durr
Chicago
John D. Long
Colorado Springs
Col
Arenila
Thomas Thompson
John Spyder
la Salle
Congress
Lake Michigan
St. Louis
Wieser
York
Mra
Dhrid Mewitt
Bradford
Margaret O'Keefe
Edward A. Cudahy
Omaha
Alderech Mare
Porto Rico
Eupreme
Dolphin
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Santa Fe
Lincoln
Michigan
Root
Twe Farm
Des Moines
Joe Rolin
Boonwville
Culm
Lewis
Gulfport
Mise
W. &. Richardson
Jennie Hall
Inagale
Cape Henry
Wo Seumen
United States
Agaipet
Desslé L. Beckwith
Robert J. Kinean
Warren Beck
Mount Mensant
Sneedville
Tenn
William Edwards
Pleasant Trent
Jeaye Mahan
Lee Gordon
Tallahagee
Fla
W. C. Rouse
Edgar Nims
American National Bants
Baltimore
Dinaha
Edward Cudahy
John Gwens
James ¥. Hogue
Parin
Wolpam Mying
Tennessee
Middlehore
Sant Ferond
Anerican Express Company
Tammany
New York City
Frank H. Merrit
War Department
Washington
Samuel McDonald
Canke
Fike
Coley County
Mancher
Lver
Conrad Ruff
San Jose
Thames
D. Mile
Fort Dede
Janeport
Ontario
Sarah Kolm
Sigourney, Ii
Dr. Kellogg
Mattie Creek
Mich
Santtariuin
Samuel Albertson
Frank Thirr
Philadelphia
Timothy Hiordan
Edward
Dinavens
Datten City
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Joseph Uunshy
New York
Maggie Polaria
Bishop Potter
Kansas City
Summit Hill
Coryrreswman Tawney
Minnesota
Tadines Schools
Cuba
Michael Beitzins
Duke of Manchester
Zimmerman
Cincinnati Tey
Father Byrne
Cadwell
N. J
Fremont, C
Spiegel Grove
Rutherfort I. Hayes
Charles Tirehard
Topeka
Kan
Dee
Mudge
Railway Telegraphére
Mrs Frye dies suddenly in Washington
Washington reports the death of Mrs. William P. Frye wife of the senate president pro tem. She fell ill Friday morning after breakfast and died of heart failure on the way to Lewiston Maine. Also news of a severe North Atlantic storm damaging Scotland with fatalities and a Baltimore bank reviver appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States Army
John P. Chidwick
Maine
Havana
Vermont
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Briiser
New York
Vox Pressed Steel Works
Joliet
William Warner
United Mine Workers
George’s Creek
Maryland House of Correction
Allegany County
Greenup County
Kysdu
Chattanooga, Rome & Southern Railway
Miller's, Cin
Fusmpl
Mehnley
Washington
William P. Prye
Senate
Hamilton Bowl
Frye
Lewiston
Senator Frye
Palmer's Lotion and Grain Drink Prominently Mentioned
A fragmented letter from Mrs. ly 8. Magoon of Bagley discusses Palmer's Lotion as providing relief and asks where to find it in the region. The text also promotes Palmer's Lotion, Grain drink, and various ad snippets including Quotations and public notices from multiple sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imer
Solon
Palmer
Pearl Street
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nowa
Katherine Spaith
Lancaster
MacKinley
Boyan
John H. Brewer
Trenton
N.J
McKinney
Vonpress
Roger Wolcott
Marsachusetts
Hichavid A. Wine
Norfolk
Williamsburg
William J. Frye
Hamilton
Washinggton
Theodore L. Poole
Syracuse
N.Y
Times
Wood
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
MacArthur
Peking
Turkey
Luzon
Cape Colony
Colesburg
Spain
Cagayan Island
Kocehtel
Hanover
Ont
Ines
Lung Ching
Carl Becker
Lie Toviog
Kruger
Qwillion
Buser
England
South Africa
Great Britain
Nicaragtin Canal
Tritatown
Lord Kitchener
Bia
Leonard von Blumenthal
Cgertan
Gullendorf
Denis
Alta Ik
Duaped
Nee
Collernon
Patrick Crowe
Edward A. Curdahy Jr
Crowe
Omihy
Werving & Sentence
Cudaby Packing Company
Britain
Nicaragua Canal
Clore
Isetta
Mis
Massel
Budden Maxsiog Atay
London
Fugland
Scotland
Glasgow
Tay
Coatbridge
Glikgow
University of Aberdeen
Washington, Die
Vennie Aldrich
American National Bank of
Cincinnati Quirer
Farmer Meddergrass
Boston Felief
Baltimore American
Helen
Fair Grace
Lane
Ak Benry
Puck
Goldsmith
Carter
Lumbago
Jacobs Oil
Adoutes
Lave
Pty
Othe
Val
Ay Ro
Bates Fou
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