King Edward Recovers Strength Despite Wound Pain
London dispatch reports King Edward’s rapid recovery ongoing with appetite returning and a cigar smoked after meals. Queen Alexandra remains at his side as doctors note pain in the surgical wound but no fever, while royal officials consider public bulletins cautiously reassuring.
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London
Edward
Associated Press
Alexandra
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Portsmouth Harbor
Maffick
Victora
Birmingham Post
William
Prince Henry
Prussia
Buckingham
Ondon
Buckingham Palace
Public Criticism Taxed In Charter Revision Debate
The charter committee heard public criticism as it debated changes to city officer terms and impeachment processes. Ex Councilman Barrett claimed dissatisfaction and alleged efforts to keep men in office while Reed and Barrett pressed to allow councilmen and aldermen to succeed themselves, drawing sharp debate.
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General Council
Hillyer
United States Court
Harvey Johnson
Barrett
Charles Barrett
John Reed
Reed
Martin
Court Strikes Down Cleveland City Government and Toledo Law
Ohio Supreme Court rules Cleveland city government unconstitutional and invalidates a Toledo special law, halting police control from the mayor. Rulings affect county officer salaries and trigger state upheaval. Extra session likely to repair chaos as Governor Nash appoints successors and officials await October mandate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Toledo
Jones
Nash
Nippert
Hamilton County
Pra Tem. Archer
Senate
Leutenant
Trauger
Royer
Johnson
New York City
Law
Beacon
Fire
Charities
American Steel Foundries Form Under New Jersey Charter
New York June 24 formal announcement of the organization of the American steel foundries under a New Jersey charter with an authorized capital of 40 000 000. The new corporation acquires several plants including American Steel Castings Company of New Jersey Reliance Steel Casting Company Limited Leighton Howard Steel Company Franklin Steel Casting Company Sargent Company and American Steel Foundry Go 73. F. of St Leulm.
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New Jersey
New York
American Steel Foundries
New Corporation
American Steel Castings Company
Reliance Steel Castings Company Limited
Fittchburg
Leighton & Howard Steel Company
St. Louis
Franklin Steel Casting’ Company
Freiklin, Pa
the Sargent Company
Chicago
American Steel Foundry
St Leulm
Southern Expected To Take Over All the Hon Com
Southern faces a pivotal matchup as they aim to seize control of the competition lines. Key players from the team and rival squads gather for a decisive clash highlighting strategy, pace, and execution.
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Southern
Hon
Rumors of Southern Rail Consolidation Across Georgia Lines
Atlanta railroad men weigh possible two way mergers involving the Southern, Central of Georgia, Georgia Southern and Florida, and Atlantic Valdosta and Western. Strengthened by recent control moves, speculation centers on transferring lines to the Southern system or forming two integrated systems, with through service plans and mileage changes affecting Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Jacksonville, Birmingham, and Montgomery.
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Southern Railway
Central of Georgia
Georgia Southern
Florida
Atlantic
Valdosta
Western
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Southern
Atlanta
The
Macon
Chattanooga
Griffin
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Valdosta and Western
Hnes
Savannah
Central
Alabama
Jacksonvie
Ocean Steamship Company
1A&s
Balieves
Five Die In Two Accidents At New Jersey Mine
Two separate collapses in the Richard mine near Dover New Jersey cause five deaths and leave a sixth presumed injured. Miners John Morich Albert Davis and two others were loading in a level 770 feet underground when a pillar fissure trapped and fatally buried Frederick Nichols who had been working nearby. Rescue attempts soon turned tragic as ore fell from the pillar, burying four more workers and complicating the body recovery amid ongoing efforts to reach Nichols.
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N. J
Richard
Dover
Frederick Nichols
Nichols
John Morich
Albert Davis
Hahn Surrendered by Nash Former Ohio Insurance Chief Extradited
Governor Nash signed extradition papers at the request of New York for William M Hahn former Ohio insurance commissioner and Republican figure indicted for grand larceny. Brindley will take Hahn to New York to answer charges alleging theft of 867 745 from an insurance firm linked to Mansfield. he had long been a force in Ohio politics and served as national committeeman and state party leader.
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Onty
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Nash
Willliam Hahn
McKinley
Brindley
Hahn
Mansfield
Willam M. Hahn
Oden
William H Hahn
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Hanna
Republican Committee
State Insurance Department
Vatican Fears for Prestige in Taft Proposals
London dispatch notes Vatican concerns over accepting Taft’s proposals after dispossession of monastic lands in the Philippines. Cardinal Rampolla allegedly leads a commission to preserve prestige and balance competing papal tiara bids while negotiating a Washington settlement tied to revenue.
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Taft
London
Rome
the Times
William H Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Washington
Philippines
Cardinal Rampolla
Rampolla
Misses Neely and Jones Win
Philadelphia June 26 In the women's national championship lawn tennis tournament today Miss C B Neely of Chicago and Miss Marion Jones of Nevada won the semi finals in the women's singles. Jones and Neely will meet tomorrow in the finals.
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Neely
Jones
Philadelphia
C. B. Neely
Chicago
Marion Jones
Nevada
Miss Jones
Miss Neely
Woman Who Was Deceived by the North Carolina Girl Refused to Prosecute
Lydia Lotta Sawyer using the name Herman Wood married Mrs Ernestine Rauck and was arrested on a technical charge of obtaining $100 under false pretenses. Rauck declined to prosecute and Wood left the station still in men's clothing, later seen in a saloon and refused to discuss future plans.
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North Carolina
Baltimore
Lydia Lotta Sawyer
Herman Wood
Ernestine Rauck
Rauck
Wood
Conference Report in Favor of Panama Adopted
The House, eight dissenters, accepted the Spooner amendment to the Isthmian canal bill and moved canal legislation forward. Both chambers have passed the bill for canal construction with Panama route preference if needed. Friends of Nicaragua react with mixed enthusiasm.
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Panama
House
Senate
Jos
Washington
Spooner
Congress
Philippines
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Dewey
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Central of Georgia may be dismembered in railroad reshuffle
Rail watchers report the Central of Georgia railway may be split with parts going to the Southern and the Georgia Southern and Florida. Charter revision committee favors longer terms and new impeachment procedures. Weather summary notes showers Friday and Saturday with cooler temps and variable winds. high around 76 and low near 56. Domestic and political items include Philippine governance, King Edward health bulletins, and local incidents such as a knife attack in Tallapoosa and a major fire in Alpharetta.
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Central of Georgia Railway
The
Southern
Georgia Southern
Florida
H. Roberts
Gainesville
Atlanta
Atlanta National Building
Lean Gise
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Joseph Beneker
Isthmus
Roosevelt
Nicaragua
United States
Yom Deering
Tallapoosa
Haralson County
Buchanan
Reina
A F Matthews
A. F. Hickerdon
Bibb County
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L. B Musgrove
Walker County
Charles Morris
Mississippi
James Hartsell
Hattin Poston
Morrisville
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Madrid
Alfonso
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