Prisoner Eddie Cudahy Located At Isolated House
Omaha dispatch reports Chief Donahue Captain Hayes Councilman Burkley Edward Cudahy and two reporters identified the 604 Grover street house as Eddie Cudahy's prison. The two story structure on a promontory yielded key details including a missing stair, a new well bucket with water, cigar stubs burn marks and signs Eddie described from time of capture until liberation.
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Ommaha
Donahue
Hayes
Burkley
Edward Cudahy
Eddie
Eddie Cudahy
Missing Lawrence Heir Vanishes After Wandering Tour
Kenneth Lawrence aged 22, grandson of Judge William Lawrence, disappeared after leaving Indianapolis last August with 3000 dollars. He traveled to Albany New York then New York City and Philadelphia, where he vanished. He inherited and disposed of 6000 dollars from the judge. In New York he was with a man named Cloak from the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
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Bellefontainf. O
Kenneth Lawrence
William Lawrence
Indianapolis
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Philadelphia
Child Takes Strychnine Tablet Death At Home
In Mansfield on December 22 a 2 year old girl seized tablets containing strychnine from her mother’s supply and consumed enough to die within hours. The mother, Mrs Ira Mohler, had been taking the medicine.
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Mansfield
Ira Mohler
Maple Grove Man Suffered After Tooth Extraction
George Chance of Maple Grove went to Dr. Weaver in Blackleyville on Friday for a tooth extraction. About five minutes after the procedure he was seized with cramps and the doctor worked with him for five hours. He showed some improvement on Saturday but remained very weak.
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George Chance
Maple Grove
Weaver
Blackleyville
Narrow Shafting Mishap At Clapfer Bag Factory
A large piece of shafting in Clapfer Bag Factory was jerked loose Saturday morning when a belt wrapped around a pulley. No one was beneath it as it dropped and could have caused severe injuries. By noon it was secured more firmly than before.
Court ruling and divorce granted in common pleas court
The jury found for the defendant in Quyphy versus Gindelsperper and the motion for trial was excused until the following Wednesday. Judge Fason granted Peter Wise of Woaater a divorce from Malinda Wise for willful absence of three years. The defendant may no contest.
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Quyphy
Gindelsperper
Pew
Tilve Eason
Fason
Péter Wise
Woaater
Malinda Wise
Horsemen in Trouble Over Wooster Ringer Claim
A long December Horsemen article details Wooster interest in the Bucyrus protest over horse Thomas brought by John W. Long. The horse was deemed a ringer, registered under Jerry W, prompting J M Shafer and Felix Reynolds to face the American Trotting Association Board of Appeals to avoid expulsion.
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Horseman
Wooster
Bucyrus
Thomas
John W. Long
Jerry W
J. M. Shafer
Woooster
Felix Reynolds
Cleveland
Board of Appeals
The
American Trotting Association
Hazing inquiry at West Point follows cadet Booz death
A court of inquiry at West Point examined 35 cadets over hazing linked to the death of Cadet Oscar Booz. Testimonies described non brutal abuse including standing on a head in a tub of water and riding a broomstick while shouting “turn, boys, turn.” One witness was Lt Hobson’s brother and another a son of General Phil Sheridan, who noted mixed feelings about the tasks.
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Weat
P Point Academy
West Point
Military Academy
Booz
Hobson
Phil Sheridan
Oscar Booz
New Minister to Turkey
New York reports President McKinley nominated John G A Leishman minister to Turkey after Oscar L Straus said delays were not due to Turkey’s failure to pay missionary claims The report notes Leishman as successor and hopes for amicable settlement of indemnity questions
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Turkey
New York
McKinley
John G. A. Leishman
Oscar L. Straus
Constantinople
Leishman
Boiling Pot and Global Haps in Frantic Friday
Friday weather notes a westerly breeze and boiling pot mood as reports recount electric flashes of the world’s haps and mishaps. Chile plans a half million dollar Buffalo exhibit. volunteers in the Philippines offered re enlistment bonuses. a child, Frank Krutsch, 8, drowns after falling into a canal in Delphos Ohio. Ambassador Choate denies resignation rumors. Four hurt in a collision near Drumright Illinois on the Chicago and Alton line. An English syndicate plots to stop a steamer and run a floating Monte Carlo in the British Channel. Harry H Stewart, accused of murdering his infant daughter, deemed insane at Cleveland. In Indiana a crash near Jim fatally injures Emery Scott and John Glasscock. Henry Wallace of Chicago Board of Trade dies. once rich, later died poor. Electric cars collide in fog at Ashland Kentucky. motorman Siscoe killed, a dozen passengers injured.
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Chile
Buffalo
Philippines
Frank Krutsch
Delphos
Ambassador Choate
Chicago and Alton
Neary Drummond
Harry H. Stewart
Cleveland
Jim
Ind
Emery Scott
John Glasscock
Henry Wallace
Chicago Board of Trade
Ashland
Siscoe
Pneumonia treatment praise from Dr Bishop in Agnew Mich
Dr G J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in very severe pneumonia cases with good results. The statement appears in a local advertisement tied to Labach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co.
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Laubach & Boyd
Zimmerman & Co
G. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
Labach & Boyd
Suffering with leg sore. Doane Ointment claim report
An advertisement fragment states that a leg sore caused tortures and itching was relieved instantly by Doane Ointment, with a claimed permanent cure. The copy cites a user from Bowling Green Ohio and a 5th the kee reference.
Throat cutting death found in river near Ti tonville
A young woman about 20, richly dressed, wearing a bracelet and three rings, including initials A. K, was found with her throat cut in the river at Ti tonville. The case is deemed murder. Columbus, Dec 21. In Columbus Hon John J. Lentz will contest Emmett Tompkins’s congressional election victory by 18 votes in a 61 060 vote district, threatening to allege corrupt money use in the race.
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Strean
Sthubenville
Tony
Titonville
Columbus
John J. Lentz
Emmett Tompkins
Congress
Lentz
Ohio
Washington
Wil'ie Huxtrey
Pome Cy
Dallas
Tex
Corsicana
Andrew Norris
J. L. French
Sayers
St. John
N. B
Iloilos
Abra River
Burglars Loot Lindsey and Nearby Homes in Fremont
Fremont Ohio Dec 21 burglars looted the town of Lindsey six miles west battering doors at Bowers grocery Brenneman drug Wolfe’s meat market and Bowers general store. Private residences were entered with money and jewelry taken. Big Four collision at Masonic Home hill left engineer with a broken leg and fireman seriously bruised but no passengers hurt.
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Fremont, O
Lindsey
Here
Bowersox Grocery
Brenneman Drug Store
Wolfe’s Meat Market
Bowers’ General Store
Springfield
Masonic Home Hill
Tom Cunnings
Jack Strap
Envoys sign joint note on China occupation terms
From Peking the Havas dispatch reports that foreign envoys signed the joint note with England insisting China must not anticipate a cessation of occupation of Peking or Chi Li while it remains nonconforming to powers' conditions. Mr Conger delayed signing to seek final moderation. he believes Washington will not press.
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Paris
Havas
Peking
England
China
Chi Li
Conger
Washington
Ordered to Leave in Roatt County Terror
Hayden Colorado December 21 reports warn Miss Anna Bassett to depart Roatt County within 30 days or be killed with 31 days for her life. Bassett, living with her father the Lahore postmaster and helping brothers on the ranch, had been targeted by the terror group Commites. The note bore a Cheyenne Wyoming postmark and the family has since fled.
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Hayden
Colo
Brown Park
Roatt County
Anna Bassett
Lahore
Cheyenne
Supersession of Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Not to Their Liking
London dispatch reports that most British papers editorialize on the U S senate action regarding the Hay Pauncefote canal treaty. They express regret at superseding Clayton Bulwer and doubt Britain can accept the amended terms. Some papers see potential for compromise, others insist Britain will not discuss the amended treaty.
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London
United States
Senate
Great Britain
The
Daily News
Daily Chronicle
Russian bank seeks New York loan for Manchuria railway
London December 21. A dispatch from St Petersburg reports the Russian bank is attempting to raise a loan in New York to fund the rebuilding of the Manchuria railway. Peking December 20. Foreign ministers reached agreement on the joint notes terms including British modifications but withheld details from public disclosure, stating that the governments should keep the matter confidential.
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London
St. Petersburg
New York
Manchuria
Peking
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Magdalene River
Colombia
Arma
Rio Grande
Money
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Chicago
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Tuthill
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Monk Wayman
Ben Chance
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Columbia City
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Solomon Baker
Ohio Penitentiary
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the Military Academy
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
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Harry K.l Wießer
Security Title and Trust Company
Blaze
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Ont
Knechtel Company
Dominion of Canada
Omega Oil
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Hicago
Omega Chemical Co
Beenaway
Valiente Tee News
Cleveland Weekly Leader
Rock Island
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Krockies
Sierra Nevada
Buatter Library
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Los Angeles
Perry Grieflin
TPOA
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Pittsburgh
John Sebastian
Cinease
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Orrville
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Tranway
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A. B. Chase Piano
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