Ex Speaker Reed Dies In Washington Army Arlington Hotel
Washington Dec 8 The former Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed died in his Arlington Hotel apartment in Washington. The immediate cause was uraemia and he had been confined to bed since Tuesday. Mrs Reed and several relatives were at his bedside at the time of death.
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Notable Washington Visit Precedes Reed Funeral Details
Washington events unfold as Mr Reed visits the capital for sessions of the 57th Congress. He dies from uraemic poisoning linked to Bright’s disease after atrial distress and appendicitis symptoms. Reed’s remains travel to Portland for interment with family and national figures paying respects, while citations note President Roosevelt and officials’ quiet condolences.
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Murderers linked to Pa crime near Ol City
Sheriff Morris withholds names of suspects in a 1864 Pa murder near Ol City Franklin county awaiting word from Pennsylvania authorities. One suspect resides near New Albany, two from a smaller New York city. Case involves a oil speculation motive and a mistaken identity, with rewards offered but leads fading.
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Testimony to be presented this week in mine workers dispute
Scranton is the center as miners and operators prepare to present their cases to the anthracite coal strike commission. Attorneys for both sides were asked to submit prepared figures for study by the arbitrators as the week opens.
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Death of Thomas Bracketeed former Speaker of the House
Prominent world figure and former Speaker of the House Thomas Bracketeed died early Sunday morning. A Brooklyn court case regarding a separate verdict valued at ten thousand dollars drew attention as jurors awaited the outcome.
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Beveridge to Open Territory Statehood Bill Debate
In Washington the senate will take up the statehood bill for the territories on Wednesday and debate is expected to continue through the Christmas adjournment. Senator Beveridge chairs the Territories committee and will back the report in favor of the substitute bill with colleagues and witnesses' testimony to be reviewed. The report analyzes soil, mines, agriculture, climate, and population, with opposition strong to New Mexico and Arizona due to language barriers. The immigration bill also gets desultory attention as executive business increases and another adjournment looms.
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A Noble Work Dr Lorens Carries His Clinic Work East
Dr Lorens, an Austrian ortho pedi surgeon, led a public clinic at Johns Hopkins hospital attended by many physicians and children with congenital deformities. He advised treatment methods and visited the hospital on Sunday to assist crippled children.
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Tog Hare Death Prominent Cartoonist Versus Fever Death
Tok Hare died after a three day illness attributed to yellow fever. He was interred in the afternoon with a funeral attended by the governor consular corps the American colony and many friends. The coffin was wrapped in stars and stripes and the British consul led a prayer. Nant’s death is mourned by natives who respected him. Thomas Nast was named consul general at Guayaquil and leaves New York for the post. He was born in Landau Bavaria September 7 1810 and came to the United States six years later. As a caricaturist and cartoonist he became famous.
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Feeneh Chamber of Deputies Turmoil in Paris Fracas
In Paris near the Chamber of Deputies the session closed amid violent exchanges and threats of a duel between M. Syveton and Minister Valle, stirring alarm over potential force in politics. Reports from Le Matin and the Journal Official note a heated clash and a call for a field of honor, with warnings that intimidation could spark a broader crisis.
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Two Men Die In Separate Poison Suicides Mystery
Thomas Sharpe and Robert Kilian, strangers to each other, died after self inflicted poison at a hotel in Dec. Their deaths appear unconnected with no known link between them. Sharpe used rough antats while Kilian took morphine, leading to fatal outcomes reported Sunday morning.
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Pinkerton detectives pursue Reynolds murderers in Logansport
Multiple reports from Logansport Indiana describe Pinkerton agents coordinating a hunt for the murderers of Reynolds who was shot protecting treasure. Other dispatches note a fatal railroad accident near Gas City and a series of burglaries in Redkey, with five suspects arrested.
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