Opening of the Fifty fourth Congress in Washington voices and votes
The new session opens with Senate arrivals and oath taking of several new members. Republicans elect Robert Reed of Maine as Speaker by 234 votes while Democrats back Crisp, with some minor deviations. House officers are chosen as McDowell Mussel Glenn Ateliray and Cowden take posts and the Fifty-first Congress rules are adopted for the present.
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Newport News Shipyard Receives New Battleship The New York
The New York battleship newly arrived at Newport News yesterday morning was placed in the dock for fitting. Officials announce the Newport News yard can handle vessels of the largest size and expect substantial costs and expansion as the project progresses. President C F Orenit states both battleships will be assembled for the Southern States, marking a major wartime effort.
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Lavigne Defeats Tos In Close Saginaw Fight
In a noted 11 round bout at the Academy of Music, Lavigne edged Tos in a keen contest before a large crowd. Referee signals sealed Lavigne as the winner as the prize bout drew to a close amid vocal cheering.
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Conference on silver policy signals Senate reorganization
A Senate conference, including about fifty members from Republicans Democrats and Populists, debated a plan to advance free silver. Key figures discussed were Wade of Colorado and others as they weigh future committee actions and the strategy to secure a majority vote for reorganizing the chamber.
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In Memoriam Inte Thomas Kina Tell Funeral Rites
The funeral for Inte Thomas Kina Tell, who died Saturday night, was held yesterday at 2 o clock with attendance noted among relatives and military groups. Pallbearers included several veterans and cadets from Saint Mary Academy, and burial followed at Manwood Cemetery amid a solemn service and floral tributes.
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Norfolk vailee star Nick dies after long show career
The article notes the death of Norfolk vaudeville performer Nick A at age, highlighting his stage name Ceorgre tye telly and years of appearances with the Purina paper season show. It mentions his Norfolk roots, past performances, and arrangements to bring his remains back for Western settlement.
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Southern Actress Lehloves Scene at La Fayette Opera House
A Southern actress with a controversial social year travels from the South to New York City to attend performances at the La Fayette Opera House. Critics praise her on the Metropolitian Journal while linking her to prominent families and notable figures.
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Anineur Co Food Exhibit At Watt Hetlen & Clay Stores
A representative of Anineur & Co will exhibit food products at Watt Hetlen & Clay's new stores showing a practical demonstration of goad food sip and hot Denison served at no cost. Visitors instructed to take the elevator to the second floor for cooking demonstrations. Also notices a murder trial motion and a prison sentence for George Thade near Virkindi. A sale of crackery furniture organs and pianos by J M Keeling and partners on Wednesday morning. Public health advice promotes blood purity and the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Music Event At Academy Of Music Featuring Local Composers
A Molaval Post Aavdl Orchestra concert at the Academy Of Music showcases sequels by local composers. Miss Scott of Portsmouth leads a polka, Prok ACW Koerners song and march, Waltz by Turner, non marche by Horton, and pieces by Metthe and Preet. A large cast of soloists and vocalists accompanies the program.
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Amusements notes James O Neill leading minstrel show
Amusements column reports James O Neill in a leading stage role with a selected company for a Thursday performance. Gorton’s Minstrels praised for lively humor and dance routines with featured acts including Westby Pearl Kors and Nellis the dancer.
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Medical Treaments and Napoleon Lecture Noted
The article discusses herbal bitters claimed to cure kidney and digestive ailments and notes a Napoleonic memory lecture by Miss Stephanie Schigana de Wereder. Judge Theodore S. Gar Dell introduces the speaker who praises Napoleon’s welfare efforts and his resilience.
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Special sale notes from Norfolk on jewelry and shoe stock
Special sale notices list Chapman and Jakeman on Walnut Street Norfolk offering winter goods. Mrs Raphel selling shoes at cost to retire, stock at 116 Church Street corner Thame Street. Horace S Peed and James M Jordan form FP Peed & Son ship chandlery business at Water Street and Roanoke Avenue.
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Sequel ends in fatal shooting in Tennessee town
In Chattanooga on December 2 a feud between William Smith and Jesse Brrein led to a fatal shooting. Bruner allegedly shot Smith in the temple after a sequence of exchanges during a confrontation in St Mimo village. Smith fired back, Bruce brothers fired, and Bruner was arrested on assault charges but later bonded. The dispute stemmed from a previous account and alleged infidelity. Ministers meetings note attendance and local announcements.
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Read Goods Sale Notice at Saunders Store
The notice advertises deep discounts on wool dress fabrics and silk and wool blends. It lists all wool and perge Infancy effects, bouclé dress goods, and blankets at reduced prices. Shoppers are invited to visit Saunders at 172 Male for new stock and lower prices.
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Grand Opening of Holiday Goods at Bargain Store
Frugal buyers are invited to Levy Brook Bargain Store for a grand opening featuring discounted holiday goods including dresses cloaks capes blankets and underwear. Advertisement touts reduced prices and promotional offers as competitors claim cheaper goods.
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