27 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
A bulletin from the physicians in charge reports that Ning remains strong and is doing well. The brief note suggests circumstances support the optimistic impression of his recovery progress.
London dispatches report King Edward VII shows gradual recovery after a serious illness. Bulletins describe improving strength, appetite and mood, with pain in the wound easing. Queen Alexandra and doctors express cautious optimism as final coronation plans shift to a likely quiet ceremony.
A grand commemorative service at St Pauls London mirrored a coronation scene with dignitaries including US Ambassador Choate and Mrs Choate, Secretary White, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan Jr, and leading nobility. The ceremony featured a sung litany, a long procession of clergy and bishops, and prominent attendees.
Yale wins the varsity eight by four boat lengths at New London amid a strong finish by Harvard. Yale time 20:20 to Harvard 20:33, with President Roosevelt watching from the Dolphin. Freshmen race ends in a draw. Harvard wins the four oared race.
Charles Fisk was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Nathan Pierce at a logging camp on April 10. The defense claimed self defense as Fisk pursued Pierce after an altercation, firing two shots as Pierce attacked. the jury deliberated 26 hours, with sentencing expected next Monday.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mrs. Joseph Pelkey ingested paris green at home Tuesday night in Spring Coulee and died Wednesday afternoon. A physician saved her briefly, then believed she took another dose. Domestic trouble is cited as motive. She had no children. the body lies at Cook's Undertaking Rooms.
Special dispatch reports hail piled four feet deep in ditches beside the railroad near Glendive and about three feet deep near the Buttes as seen by travelers from the east.
After a nine hour session and days of debate the House passed the Philippine civil government bill as reported from committee by a strict party vote of 141 to 7. The minority substitute for temporary government and later independence was defeated 95 to 136.
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