King Edward's Recovery Reported Amid Public Hope
The bulletin cites stronger health after royal wounds with decreasing discomfort. Crowds grow outside Buckingham Palace as religious services nationwide offer prayers for the king. Royal family attend prayers. official notices move toward public rejoicing and rescheduled receptions.
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London
Buckingham
Edna
Palace
Edward
Edwar
St. Paul Cate Gral
Duke
Borough House
St. James Palace
Francis Knollys
Leight MacNachten Probyn
Marlborough
Buckingh Palace
United Kingdom
Mdaignor
Merry del Val
Brompton Oratory
Thisternoon
Wilfred
Lady Laurier
Buckingham Palace
Shgen House
Pichmond
Wales
King Edward Sends Telegram to Emperor Over Naval Accident
King Edward telegrammed Emperor William expressing regret over the German torpedo boat No 42 crash near the Elbe and sinking after being run down by a British steamer. The Kaiser replied touched by the message and praised the fleet for saving British sailors first, thanking the king and praying for recovery.
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King Edward
Emperor William Kiel
William
Elbe
Edward
Wiliam
Lord Paunceforce Remains to London Amid Heavy Rains
Brooklyn to Annapolis cruiser conveys Lord Paunceforte remains to England aboard the tug Standish. Flooded Denver notes rain and hail hindering escort. forecast storm damages and crops saved by rain. The funeral train movement from Washing-ton aims to reach the coast by Tuesday with nineteen gun salute planned.
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Pauncheavy
Fote
London
Annapolig
Denver
Brooklyn
Lord Bauncefote
England
Colo
Colorado
Naval Academy
Standich
D. m. Tueuay
Naa
Adjournment Likely Wednesday on Philippine Civil Bill
Washington expects the present session to end by Tuesday or Wednesday as Philippine conferees near agreement on civil government. Both houses aim for a brief adjournment, with limited debate on final conference reports, and unfinished appropriation bills to receive final touches. The calendar will be streamlined and the session praised for achievements.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
London Dock
Mason Plans Southern Visit After Senate Bid
Senator Billy Mason says he will tour the South after urgent business in Tennessee is settled to gauge support for his bid in the next presidential convention. He plans to campaign openly across the state to win a Republican legislature and an even chance at the Senate.
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Washington
Billy Mason
Eament
Httle
Tenols
Republican
Congress
Chicago
Mason
Roosevelt Signs Isthmian Canal Bill In Final Week of Session
President Roosevelt signs the Isthmian canal bill as Congress closes its first session of the fifty seventh Congress. The session enacted about 88 laws, including tariff and currency measures, wage tax repeal, Chinese exclusion, and extensive irrigation funding for the western arid states. Appropriations near one billion dollars, with canal costs pushing totals toward the cap.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Philippines
Cuba
Spain
United States
Philippine Commission
West
Treasury Department
McKinley
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Bih
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Appalachian Mountains
Marine Hospital Service
National Health Bureau
Hawaii
House of Representatives
Department of Com
Merce
Committee On Commerce
Pure Food Congress
House Committee On Commerce
Pacific Islands
Revenue Cutter Service
Porto Rico
Martinique
Young Men's Christian Association
Alaska
Marshal de Rochambeau
Isthmisn
Cannon
Colombia
Cannor
Philippine Committee of
Revolutionists Enter Cape Haitien Clash With General Firman Forces
Fighting rages in Cape Haitien as North side revolutionists clash with General Firman’s troops. Admiral Bil lick’s Haitian fleet lands troops and ammunition while foreign consuls seek safety aboard the government yacht Oreton Pierot amid heavy shelling and street gunfire.
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Firman
du Port
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Billick
Birman
Fillman
Admiral Kilsick
Cape Hattien
Cape Hisitien
Guibort
Guarding the Young McLean Boy Amid Kidnap Plots
Edward McLean, 18, son of John R. McLean proprietor of The Cincinnati Enquirer, faced alleged kidnapping plots. Former employee linked to the threat. police and constant guards, including two sentinels and a day valet, shield the heir at his country residence near Cleveland Park.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Edward McLean
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington Gas Light Company
McLean
Cleveland Park
Edward Io
Young Edward
Giles
Edward
Ash
Train Leaves Ther Trace Two Men Killed Near St Louis
A St Louis and San Francisco passenger train derailed near Minchie Mo while bound for Texas. Two laboring men riding in the blind baggage were killed, identified as J W Humphrey and W C Webb or Thomas Holbert, with uncertainty over the second man. A rockfall toppled onto the track causing the wreck. five Pullman sleepers remained on the rails and no passengers were hurt.
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St. Louis
St Louis
San Francisco
Texas Points
Minchie
Streetville
J W. Humphrey
W. c. Webb
Thomas Holbert
General Smith Leaves Manila for San Francisco
Large crowd bids farewell to Brigadier General Jacob H. Smith as he departs Manila for San Francisco aboard the Thomas. The Twenty fourth Infantry also sails. Brigadier General Davis to command the Department of the North with Sumner succeeding. Marines clash with ladrones in Morong. one marine and seven ladrones killed. Cholera tolls: Manila 1,740 cases 1,38 deaths. provinces 9,444 cases 7,038 deaths. Insular Health Commissioner estimates about 2,600 provincial deaths未.
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Manila
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
San Francisco
United States Army
Thomas
Smith
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Davis
Zamboanga
Mindanos
Department of the North
Samuel 5
Sumer
United States
Morong
Province
Luzon
Lewis M. Maus
Insular
Jealous Morrison Man Kills Wife Then Himself
Sterling, June 28 Henry Canfield a Morrison resident 75 killed his wife of fifty years after jealousy then took his own life. The couple older and frail neighbors note strained happiness for some time. The pair were parents of several locally prominent children. The bodies were not found until today.
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Sterling
Dts
Henry Canfield
Morrison
Wif
Lfe
Printers’ Wages Advance in Chicago After Strike Averted
The Chicago Typothetae agreed to union demands, boosting wages for all job and book printers employed in Chicago. Beginning next Tuesday, workers will receive a material pay increase, the first in over twenty years in the city’s printing trades.
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Chicago
Pontiff to Send Gift to President from Sioux Falls Bishop
The Right Rev. Thomas Yoorman of Sioux Falls will carry a papal letter to President Roosevelt and deliver a mosaic view of Rome from the Vatican studio as a gift. The plan to appoint Bishop OGorman as apostolic delegate in the Philippines appears abandoned for now, despite initial papal suggestion to Taft.
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Sioux Falls
Rome
Thomas Yoorman
United States
Roosevelt
Vatican
O'Gor- Man
Philippines
William H. Taft
Philippine Islands
No Sympathy From Russia Over King Edward Illness
St Petersburg June 29 The absence of a call by the Russian court or ministry at the British embassy to convey sympathy for King Edward's illness draws comment. Authorities attribute the omission to Russia's chagrin over Britain's peace with the Boers, and Count Lamsgorff admits the peace disrupted Russia's calculations.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Edward
South Africa
Count Lamsgorff
Great Britain
Count Lamscorff
Europe
Death of Major Ira Shaler in Subway Accident
Major Ira A. Shaler died at Presbyterian hospital from injuries suffered June 17 when a loosened rock from a blasting area toppled onto him in the Rapid Transit subway. A civil engineer, he held a subcontract for part of the tunnel. born in New Jersey in 184?. educated at Cornell. served as a major in the First United States Volunteer Engineers.
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New York
Ira A. Shaler
Presbyterian Hospital
Shaler
New Jersey
Cornell
United States
Train Crash Wrecks Seven Cars. One Dead, Thirty Six Hurt
Colorado Springs June 29 A Colorado Midland excursion train descending Ute pass from Cripple Creek struck a broken tail and seven cars were wrecked. F M English a musician in Colorado Springs was instantly killed and thirty six other persons were injured with three or four probably fatally.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado Midland Railway
Ute ‘Pass
Cripple Creek
F. M. English
McAlister Insane Over Love After White House Attempt
Cary J. McAlster, who tried to enter the White House with a revolver and was sent to an asylum, has been brought to Newark and committed to an insane asylum as hopelessly insane. The cause is described as a troubled love affair.
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White House
Newark
N. J
Cary J. McAlster
Washington
McAlister
Meeting Representing All Negro Organizations on Island
A Havana gathering presided by Juan Gualberto Gomez claimed to represent all Cuban black groups. Speakers criticized segregation in the Havana police, argued for equal rights, and warned that united black and white Cubans are needed to resist American influence. Senor Gomez recalled past exclusions and asserted today’s push for racial equality in Cuba’s institutions.
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City of
Havana
Juan Gualberto Gomez
Cuba
Benor Bendon
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Ag Vinces
Senor Bendon
Senor Sanchez
Senor Marquette
General Ludlow
Senor Gomez
Blockading the Ports Decree in Venezuela
Caracas reports the government issued a decree declaring the ports of La Vela de Coro Gutra Cano Colorado and Ciudad Bolivar and the Orinoco river blockaded.
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Caracas
la Vela de Coro
Gutra
Cano Colorado
Ciudad Bolivar
Oricono River
Weather and political brief from the era
The forecast promises interior showers and coastal drops with Tuesday turning fair and fresh northwest winds. Progress reports include Lucas advancing the state democratic convention to Atlanta, Emory College president Dowman named presiding elder and leaving the presidency, a Sunday street duel with no injuries, and the Macon Telegraph editor’s home destroyed by fire. Other items note cantaloupe shipments north from Albany, child labor school funds in North Carolina, storm damage in Tennessee, and various political and domestic developments across multiple states.
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C. E Dowman
Emory College
Emory
Railroad Street
C. R. Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Vineville
Taliaferro
Sumter County
Dry
Albany
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