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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
Bulletin issued by medical officials notes ongoing evaluation of doctors, deeming performance intensely satisfactory. Officials report steady patient outcomes and adherence to standards, with continued monitoring planned.
London reports King Edward's condition improved with nourishment and self‑held telegraphs. The Buckingham Palace bulletin notes continued satisfactory progress despite coronation eve crowds, while Queen Alexandra assists and international figures send condolences and sympathy.
London reports state King Edward’s condition remained satisfactory after a sudden crisis and urgent surgery for perityphlitis. Sir Frederick Treves led the procedure with Sir Joseph Lister and Sir Thomas Smith in consultation as the royal physicians monitor his recovery.
London dispatch reports U.S. ambassador Joseph H. Choate has issued invitations for a June 29 dinner while White Reid the U.S. special ambassador is busy cancelling all engagements. Royal equerries continue to attend Reid’s duties.
London braces for a postponed coronation while the royal shift triggers widespread loss across hotels caterers and medal makers. Telegraphs flood in and ships disperse as crowds eye Buckingham Palace and Fleet Street. Rumors of an Epsom gypsy prophecy resurface amid global notices of cancelled celebrations.
A London correspondent for the New York Medical Journal reports the king’s condition and medical briefings. The dispatch describes authorities and bedside updates, reflecting British medical perspectives on the royal health.
London reports deny King Edward’s dire condition. Sir Thomas Lipton spent an hour at Buckingham Palace this afternoon and said at 4 o’clock he was doing well. The king’s physicians are reportedly satisfied with his progress and his mind remains clear.
British press notes subdued mood as London marks the eve of coronation day with sparse public celebration and official ceremonies planned. Citizens voiced cautious optimism about the monarch’s future reign.
Crowds outside the palace await word on the king's condition with hopes he will be crowned. Preparations for a July 5 dinner for about 400,000 poor Londoners proceed, with 6,800 stewards and 1,500 entertainers, under Sir Thomas's supervision. The Prince of Wales may review colonial troops next week if the king's condition allows.
London honors edition announces Sir Thomas Lipton receiving a baronetcy. The official Gazette for June 25 reveals the coronation honors with Lipton among the title recipients.
London reports the Prince of Wales will host a reception for colonial premiers at St James Palace this afternoon on behalf of the king.
Erie June 25 ex Governor Robert Pattison of Philadelphia was nominated for Pennsylvania governor for the third time in 20 years by the state Democratic convention. George W Guthrie of Pittsburgh was chosen for lieutenant governor James Nolen of Reading nominated for secretary of maternal affairs. The platform avoids national questions focusing on state issues.
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