Young Cudahy Returns Home After Abduction
Omaha reports millionaire Edward Cudahy paid 25000 in gold to abductors for the safe return of his son Wilward Cudahy Sr. The boy was left unharmed after the ransom exchange, with details describing how the money was placed and the boy recovered near the family home. Police are pursuing leads as investigations continue.
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Real Genel Vsthy
Agiarney
Cudahy
Omaha
Mal Dee
Edward Cudahy
BA Cudahy
Boy Returned After Abduction at Cudahy Residence
Chicago dispatch reports Omaha Cudahy boy abducted Tuesday night five miles west of South Omaha. He was kept in a vacant country house overnight and returned home about 1:30 am. Police and family gave limited statements awaiting fuller details on ransom and circumstances.
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Wateh
Cudahy House
Mr. Cudahy
Leavenworth Street
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Omaha
Teres Iy
Cuéehy
Heine
Cudahy
Dows
Jim
Wes Bavise
Chicago
Tribune
Pune
U Wan
South Omaha
Wis
Oncw
W. 5
Glyn
Frank Glynn
Ederard
Cadansra
Cadahy
Son An
Dempsey
Joraensen
Cuilleapps
Senator Baker to Visit Topeka Tomorrow Amid Haste
Senator Baker plans a Topeka stop tomorrow as part of a broader campaign swing from Washigton. Baker aides in the city express strong confidence, while outsiders note unexplained shifts in support and a late campaign surge.
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Topeka
Baker
Washigetoe
Ator Quarior
Stormont Hospital Fire Ravages Main Building
A fire at Stormont Hospital caused about 10000 in damage, destroying the old front wing while the new addition escaped major harm. Eight patients were removed to nearby houses and later to Santos Hospital with three serious cases. Fire reportedly started from a defective flue. rapid bystanders and neighbors aided in evacuations as air filled with smoke and flames. Stormont Hospital, founded in 1889, faced extensive loss of the original structure, with insurance covering part of the cost.
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Stormont Hospital
A. Wyman
J. W. F. Hustes
Santos Hospital
Stormont
F. S. Thomas
Orisi
Jane C. Stormont
G. G. Gage
United States submarine arrives in Port Said
Port Said reports a United States submarine rendezvoused there on December 20 as ships in the region update defences and vessel movements. A Kentucky-origin steamship was sighted in the area amid traffic from the Suez route.
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United States
Kentucky
Esrived Geraet
Wests Bill Seeks Penalty for Underassessed Property Tax
Assistant General J. West drafts a Kansas tax bill to impose penalties for underassessing property at true cash value. The measure would allow the state board of canvassers to fix the levy for state purposes, enabling a higher valuation with a lower levy to boost state revenue and attract investment.
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West
Kansas
State Board of Canvassers
Allen Flare Up Over Margarine Bill At Senate Hearing
Washington. Dec. 21. During the Senate agriculture committee hearing on the Margarine bill Senator Allen of Nebraska denounced lobbyist methods and said he opposed the measure, though he had not announced a position. He condemned the tactic as cowardly and vowed to denounce it. Governor Hoard of Wisconsin and others debated the margarine process and coloring matter. In the House, after adjourning the journal, debate moved to the Indian Appropriation bill with $899,286 in increases for treaty duties and funds for Fort Hall and Chippewas, while Civilized Tribes saw a $174,000 cut.
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Washington
Dec
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Allen
Nebraska
John
Alien
Sgain
Gardner
Shermen Ni Yo
Minnesota
Fort Hall
A Sharp Brush With Filipino Insurgents
A Washington dispatch from Admiral Remey reports a sharp brush with Filipino insurgents at Cavite on Dec 20. Fifteen troopers of the Fourth Cavalry and five crewmen were landed from the gunboat Rasco at Limbaras. In a half hour skirmish about 80 insurgents were surprised, 35 killed, rifles captured, three stores destroyed, and one soldier wounded. Trade reports note sluggish eastern markets delaying contract fulfillment and a packer surplus of 1,700 carloads packed with about 500 more awaiting grading disputes.
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Washington
Remey
Navy Department
Cavite
Bureau of Navigation
Rasco
Limbanrs
Washington Rivers and Harbors panel trims bill to $100,000,000
Cut to AB Oca Washington December 20 report that the house rivers and harbors committee reduced the amount in the bill to about 100 million dollars. Text notes continuing contracts and mentions Chicago. Foreweather forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures with southerly winds.
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Washington
Invasion of Cape Colony Report Spreads Across Front
Cape Town reports invasion of Cape Colony expanding with Boer forces said to hold Colesburg and areas near the Orange River frontier. A mixed force of about one thousand men was dispatched north as heavy cannonading was heard north of Krugersdorp and Kitchener cables that he is pursuing the Boers across the river.
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Cape Colony
Coles
Burg
Phillippolis
Orange River Colony
Hitchener
London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Orange River
Rhéneater Hoek
Rhenoster Hoek
Venterstadt
Fretnburs
Johannesburg
Krugersdorp
Nieuwe Kerk
Britain
Cain
South Africa
Rania
New York
Tribuna
War Office
Lord Roberts
Clements
Grange River
Aliwalworth
Itheria
Clement
French
Rt. Paul
Niles
Lynchings In Sight In Colorado Case
In Pueblos a 17 year old Clyde Gray has been arrested on a charge of assaulting 14 year old Anna Rust near Divide Colorado. Authorities and state officials warn sheriffs to take all necessary precautions to prevent a possible lynching as the case draws public attention and threatens extreme action.
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Pusblo
Clyde Gray
Anna Rust
Divide
Colo
Ae Gray
Thomas Ty
Purvisante
Paso
Official Bulletin on Transportation Laws by Agriculture Department
Dec. 3 report outlines a forthcoming official bulletin titled Transportation. Prepared by Dr. T. Palmer and Olds assistant, it compiles state laws on transportation and sale, with tables, diagrams, and lists of licenses, fees, and restrictions for non residents. It aims to aid shippers and dealers in avoiding inadvertent violations.
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Department of Agriculture
Ingtog
U. Ups
Azure Basin
Entitina
T. & Palmer
Olds
Diviwion
Retina
Comes Home Rich Klondike Hero Visits Brother on Heights
Thomas Hornby, once of Morris County, returns from the Klondike where he spent two years chasing gold. He carries a large nugget watch charm and a larger one in his pocket. Hornby made an estimated $75,000 from his mining, though he cautions winter work is scarce and the country demands grit. He plans a visit here for about a month.
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Kansan
George T. Hornby
Quinten Heights
Mr. Hornby
Klondikera
Mumby
Morris County
Washington
Hernby ix
Euceras
Presidential Vote Totals Published by The Times
The Times prints a table of presidential elector tallies showing party results across states. McKinley leads with 162,058 in one state, while Bryan receives votes in several minor slates. National Union Reform and other third party lines earn scattered totals, with multiple states reporting minimal support for reform candidates.
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Times
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Minnesota
McKinney
Neocaine
the Times
McKeDrey
National Union Meform Party
Seth i. Eliza
Olio
Rameel Th Risimuon
Pemnarteasias
Yict
Washington Senate Session Record of Jones Attendance
Washington notes describe Mr Jones reappearing in the senate after detentions linked to a conflict with claims of sedition. Reports from committees discuss the Maine treaty, Hay-Paunce treaty considerations, and possible amendments as votes near in both chambers.
Cuban school chief's inflammatory address shocks New York
A dispatch from Havana reports Frye, Cuba's public schools superintendent, signing a proclamation denouncing the government and intervention. He calls for drive out foreign foes and asserts independence, with threats against Anglo Saxon rule.
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New York
Havana
Brotensor Frye
Cuba
Diarit del Marina
Gen- Sal
Flank Attack Targets Liquor Licenses in Topeka
Topeka reports broad crackdown as authorities threaten prosecutions of three joint ventures and several liquor stores for conspicuous license violations. The probe, led by federal and state officials, aims to revoke licenses and curb illegal beer sales amid rising unrest.
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Taepeka
Lusinens
Bo Theberg
United States
Altormey
Manana
Alecraey
Col Bary Charah
Viola Alton
Lampere
Bern Maine
Pemba Lys
Department of Washtelle
Thes Solutions
Failure on Change Ends in Consolidated Exchange Debacle
New York observers report a chaotic incident at the Consolidated Exchange involving Lewis A. May & Co and four other members. The scene included ambiguous remarks and unclear parties present, with several individuals from out of town. No definitive actions or outcomes are clearly documented in readable form.
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New York
Lewis A. May & Co
Exchaner
Loewe
Thie City
Jugens Haaen
Mirminghin
Ain Xelther
MD Nee Pest
Juire Meyers
Mob Burns a Church in Gulf Port
A chaotic report from Gulf Port details a mob attack on a church ending in a fatal shooting and a capture attempt. Police and officials describe a violent scene with a marshal killed and the assailant recaptured after a tense pursuit.
Going to Honolulu. Black people leave Nashville for San Francisco
A fragmented bericht from Nashville states about a group of 206 Black individuals planned to depart Nashville in the morning for San Francisco, with unclear further details and garbled phrasing surrounding the event.
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Tenn
Han Francie
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