Philippine bill passes House 141 to 97 in larceny case linked
Washington June 26. The House approved the Philippine civil government bill 141 to 97 after a long session with party-line votes. The debate featured a proposed policy pledge to develop Filipino self government which failed 89 to 128. Separately, Frederick S. Donnell faced a larceny charge for allegedly stealing 52 shares of stock valued at 52,000 from Winnebago Traction Company. bail set at 20,009.
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Improvement in King Edward's Condition Check
London June 27 unofficial sources report a slight check in the king's improvement with renewed pain in the wound and restlessness. Despite this the king showed preserved strength and a desire for food, taking some nourishment last night as Buckingham Palace closed later than usual, not due to a worsening condition.
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Return of King Edward VII Health Stirs Coronation Plans
Reports say the King’s wound pain returned mildly with appetite stable and no fever. Queen Alexandra thanks London for sympathy as royal pardons proceed. coronation plans shift to a quiet ceremony at Westminster Abbey with limited foreign invitation and a dawn drive to Parliament. Crowds throng London streets and Westminster Abbey, observing a restrained, somber mood.
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Prayers and ceremonies mark King Edward’s illness
London reports intercession prayers for King Edward as a global number of dignitaries, envoys, and peers gather at St Pauls and Westminster Abbey. The mixed service includes the Archbishop of York and the Lord Mayor, while telegrams from abroad reflect concern over the king’s condition. Medical experts caution on limited bulletin details and prognosis.
Berlin Doctors Describe King Edma’s Condition
Berlin June 2 The AP correspondent interviews Dr Sonnenberg of the Berlin Charity Hospital and Prof Ernest von Bergmann of the Berlin University medical faculty about King Edma’s condition. Both doctors say improvement is unlikely and the situation remains critical.
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Oferlin University
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Reid cancels social engagements amid King Edward coronation
London June 2 Mr Reid says he has cancelled all social engagements for the next fortnight including a July 11 reception for Mrs Reid by the Society of American Women in London. He traveled to express American goodwill during the King's precarious condition and will attend July 17 Liverpool centenary of the American Chamber of Commerce. The State Department’s stance on the postponed coronation remains unclear.
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Inflammation of the Appendix Lecture Warns Urgent Operation
London reports Sir Frederick Treves, who operated on the King, warned in a lecture before the West London Medico-Chirurgical Society that immediate surgery is needed when there is suspicion of suppuration. He cautioned against scraping abscess walls, noting intestines glued together, and cited hospital stats: about 4 percent die within 48 hours, 22 percent before day five, with the highest death rate between days seven and eight.
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Liberal MP William Vernon-Harcourt declines peerage offer
William Vernon-Harcourt, a Liberal member, received a peerage offer. He thanked the sender but said after 34 years in the House of Commons he was reluctant to change his political work and thus declined the honor.
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King's Illness Stirs Alarm Over Abscess Drainage
London dispatch quotes leading medical authority stating that until the drainage tubes are removed it is impossible to assure the King’s recovery. Doctors fear peritonitis or hemorrhage and warn that abscesses from perityphlitis can prove fatal with no warning signs. The illness may lay him up long.
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McCook Receives Cablegram From King Edward's Secretary
Hartford reports Professor John J. McCook of the College received a cablegram this afternoon from King Edward's private secretary in re-
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He College
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Senate Conferees End Canal Bill Talks and Big Supply Pass
The Senate agreed to the conference report on the canal bill and passed the general deficiency bill, with minor protests over $500,000 for Buffalo and $160,000 for Charleston expositions, all folded into the measure. It also provides $45,000 to cover the illness and death expenses of President McKinley, including physician pay.
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King’s Progress Report In Alumni Telegram Reply
A sympathy telegram to the King is acknowledged. The reply states the King is progressing satisfactorily and the message will be laid before His Majesty. The note closes with the signature KNOLLYS.
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Plummer Graves Marriage at Clarendon Street Church
Miss Gula I Graves wed Rev Morton W W Plummer at Clarendon Street Baptist Church Boston. Maid of honor Genevieve Lowery with bridesmaids Ruth Miller I itsburg Gertrude Adams Nellie Bns land Annie Cranska. Best man Rev Charles H Williams Cambridge ushers include George Dana Graves Carleton P Graves William E Hill Bowdoin Dr Henry F Hartwell Ernest Gaskill Theodore B Hapgood Jr. Ceremony by Rev James J Francis assisted by Dr William H Howe.
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Bowdoin
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William H. Howe
Coronation cup yacht race won at Millidgeville
Won by Commodore Robert Thompson of the Kennebecassis Yacht Club. The Olbou from Sydney won easily. the Ganads finished 8m 14s behind in actual time and 20m ills on time allowance. The event opened a series of races for the Coronation cup.
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Pastor Drew Wins With Police at Church Meeting
Pastor Drew of St. Pauls Baptist Church on Camden street, aided by two policemen, overcame the deacons and trustees in a chaotic meeting. The pastor ousted the opposing board with 61 to 7 votes, amid protests and interruptions, while police protected him from aggressive supporters. The deacons threaten court action. Next Sunday he plans to preach Love Your Enemies.
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Chicago
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Five Die In Richard Mine Accidents In New Jersey
A Herald dispatch from Mover New Jersey reports two fatal accidents at the Richard mine this afternoon killing five men and injuring a sixth likely fatally. Frederick Nichols, an experienced miner, was previously buried under tons of rock on Tuesday. Four of the latest victims had been helping others recover Nichols when death struck.
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Woodworkers' Union Election Promises 50Hour Week
At Arcade Hall last night Wool workers' Union 24 heard Charles P Whittle of East Boston consent to a 50 hour week for his 25 employees without wage cuts. Newly elected officers include Thomas Bean president Sam Slaney vice president B Quinlan recording secretary Oscar Blan quiet financial secretary Charles Anderson corresponding clerk John Dobson reading soret Edward McDonald treasurer Charles M Huff man businesses agent.
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Reading Soret
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Charles M. Huffman
Engineers' Union No 16 elects officers list
Engineers' Union No 16 last week elected officers named as President W R F Whelan Vice President J Bennett Recording Secretary E K Erie Financial Secretary William Lynch Treasurer William H Weir Guard J W Caron Conductor J J McCarthy Trustee Adam Bletzer for 18 months.
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Re J. Bennett
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Rhode Island Company Defends 10-Hour Law Stance
Providence June 26 The Rhode Island Company lessee of street railway firms says it will seek Supreme Court ruling on the 10 hour law. It states no worker will be forced to exceed ten hours and any worker wishing to work longer may do so. Workers paid by the hour.
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Clarke will admitted to probate in Suffolk Court
The will of Annie M. Clarke was admitted to probate by Judge McKim in Suffolk Probate Court yesterday. The estate is estimated under $8,000, with $2,000 as real property and the rest personal. She left her estate to relatives and friends.
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McKim
Suffolk
Labor Notes on Unions and Affiliations in City
Stone Masons' Union Local No 9 aligned with the American Federation of Labor after Senate action. Dennis Haley of Lowell organized the International Leather Workers' Union, forming the Lathers' Protective Union No 72 amid a strike at the Eastern Ex anal Metal Company over work hours and the apprentices' system.
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