26 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary text questions whether the death of King Edward leads to no evil consequences and notes doubt cast by Lbeans from Siciadom. The wording is unclear and appears unreliable.
Amended bulletins from Buckingham Palace report King Edward's condition improving. He slept several hours, complains little of discomfort, and remains cheerful. The wound is healing well and doctors Treves Laking and Barlow sign the updates.
Special despatch reports from Washington cast doubt on Buckingham Palace news about King Edward. Officials say the illness is personal and has little state impact, while colonial premiers may resist imperial tariff changes. Washington expects no immediate colonial tariff union.
Captain H. pb. Patrick, father of Albert T. Patrick, who was convicted of murdering Millionaire Rice in New York, died in Austin Texas of heart failure at age 70.
A cyclone swept across Indiana and central Ohio destroying four towns. Two people were killed ten fatally injured and forty badly hurt as the storm caused extensive damage and disruption across the region.
Terrific Indiana windstorm devastates McCordsville and surrounding areas causing widespread destruction. Two killed ten fatally injured and dozens more hurt. property losses around 2 million dollars as telegraph and rail networks grind to a halt. Local towns severely damaged including Maxwell Wilkinson Greenfield and Cleveland. thousands of buildings razed and crops ruined.
Whitelaw Reid the United States Special Ambassador is canceling all engagements and the embassy will close as soon as decorum allows. He plans a short continental stay possibly Scotland and return to America in autumn. Queen Alexandra is reported bearing up and receiving sympathy from around the world.
London dispatches report the King underwent emergency appendectomy for a large internal abscess after resisting medical warnings. Queen Alexandra and royal aides faced anxious hours as doctors warned the operation was essential, while London crowds awaited the latest bulletins outside Buckingham Palace.
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