Reed of Maine Dies After Kidney Failure at Home
Former speaker of the House Thomas B. Reed died in Portland Maine after a battle with uremia. His death followed a period of illness. his wife and daughter were at his bedside as doctors administered treatments and oxygen. Reed arrived in Washington November 30 for legal matters but had appeared in good health days earlier.
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Explosion at Canal Street Building Envelops Five Story Plant
Chicago reports an explosion at 2 pm in a five story building housing Marshall Husehart Machinery and Schneider Trenskamp Stove firms. The fire threatened adjacent properties as multiple injuries were feared. A patient later displayed appendicitis symptoms and kidney trouble, complicating a forensic illness in a related portland setting.
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Thomas B Reed Maine statesman and exar speaker
A retrospective sketch of Thomas B Reed born 1800 in Portland Maine. Noted as a long serving congressman and Maine attorney general. Describes his tenure as speaker and stance against minority obstruction, including ruling on quorums and constitutional duties.
Reed and the House Principle on presence and quorum
The excerpt recalls Reed announcing a parliamentary principle that a physically present member cannot be constructively absent. It describes his calm stance during a Jan 30, 1800 session as Democrats filibustered, recording names of those present but not voting. The scene shows acclaim from Republicans and later judicial support, before noting Reed’s long service and departure after sixteen years.
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Ownership Of Patos Island In Dispute Between Venezuela And Britain
Venezuela and Britain spar over Patos Island off the coast near Guyana. Caracas asserts waters within a marine league, citing early Spanish authority while Britain argues against a distant island held since colonial times. The dispute surfaces amid broader tensions with Germany and fears of affecting future settlements.
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Britain Venezuela Dispute Over Patos Set for Arbitration
Reporting from London and Caracas, the dispute over the Patos territory persists as Britain claims clear ownership while Venezuela pushes for maps and alternate titles. Britain signals possible sanctions if Venezuela resists arbitration, with President Castro reportedly seeking a formal settlement by outside decision.
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Northcott Named Acting Governor in Springfield Dispatch
In Springfield on December 51 journalist notes Acting Governor Northcott taking over duties due to temporary absence of Gov. Wal Solrieern from Greenville. Gov. and Mem Yates expected to depart late this afternoon for Mian.
Wisconsin Fire Claims Multiple Lives At Menominee Store
A devastating blaze in Menominee Wisconsin destroyed a store and trapped several people. Authorities confirm a number of fatalities including a child, with other victims reported as injured or missing. Firefighters battled the flames as the building collapsed, and investigators inspect the scene for causes.
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Co operation a failure Susinny Mivt. gee 8 The only creignvrative Hinistry
The article reports a failed cooperative effort tied to labor strife and funding shortages. It notes a prolonged strike over necessary funds, resulting in wage troubles, unresolved positions at a cooperative laundry, and disappointment among workers who were promised jobs.
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Train Wreck at Bemont Station Claims Several Lives
A catastrophic intercolonial railway accident near Bemont station sixty miles from Halifax killed at least six and injured many others. The Canadian Pavitt Express from Montreal derailed, scattering debris and wreckage across the line. Rescue efforts recovered cars and bodies as officials inspected the site and pondered causes.
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Value of vivisection to Senator Gallinger explainer
In Philadelphia Dr William Keen argues vivisection informed his surgery on a football player and influenced Senator Gallingers anti vivisection stance. Keen asserts knowledge gained from experiments justifies the procedure and presses for attention to ethical debate and medical progress amid public controversy.
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Presidential nominations in two states noted with errors
Fragmentary report shows nominations in two states amid garbled names. It mentions a snowslide incident at Confnuenpla on Thursday where no one was killed and two men thought crushed are alive.
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First Annual Civic Federation Opens in New York
The first annual meeting of the National Civic Federation began in New York with Senator Hanna delivering a welcome and declaring the event open. Officials emphasized disclosure of matters of interest to improve city conditions and foster better relations with Mayor Low.
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Three Weeks a Bride in Eureka Sprints Tragedy
Mrs Stella Lawrence of Danville was found dead in Eureka Springs Arkansas after ingesting carbolic acid. Her husband J C Lawrence stated he returned home to find her prostrate on the bedroom floor. Police investigated as a possible suicide amid unclear statements.
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Robber killed during store hold up in Mie wanker
A botched robbery ends with the robber dead. Police report the attack occurred on Wikworeiin street, with the body recovered near Guatro-Enteritia Bt. The incident follows a long string of violence in the area, and investigators seek to clarify motives and suspects amid a tense aftermath. Details indicate a struggle over a store’s hold, with law enforcement pressed to determine the sequence of events and accountability.
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Nast Dies of Yellow Fever in Guayaquil
Guayaquil Ecuador Sec Consul General Thonas Nast died yesterday at noon after three days illness from yellow fever He was interred at Tromas Ast Funeral services city officials and the United States colony attended The British consul led a prayer at the cemetery as mourners paid tribute to Nast's public service and character
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Thirteen Teams Remain in Bicycle Contest
In a fragmented report, thirteen teams advance in a bicycle contest at an unspecified venue. The text mentions Nee Tere and puzzling phrases, but identifies no clear dates, organizers, locations, or outcomes beyond the remaining 13 teams.
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Trivatehy wine race and wild outdoor game
The fragment describes a chaotic scene with a team racing toward China Park for a game or event, mentioning a score and a Brooklyn team. It references eleven players, a salvage attempt, and a character asking what they are there for, all in a garbled historical newspaper style.
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WII Contest the Elects Tuscola Mrs Dee
Notice from ex Senator Liane J Craig of Mattoon that he will contest the election of J T Hinds of Newnan elected as the Denverth mentor of the legislature from the Thirty-Fourth district. The margin was about 100 votes.
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