Buckingham Palace Bulletin On King Edward’s Health And State Actions
The Buckingham Palace bulletin reports King Edward’s improved condition after a day of rest, with doctors noting no fever and stable appetite. Queen Alexandra sends thanks as London prepares for continued royal service and public commemorations.
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Frigrestud
Edward
Dolward
Tn Lrese
Issie
Lord Tiyer
London
Joseph CG
Intay
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Tanger
Toslay
Witea
Mere Wrgenet
King Edward Anxious Over Bulletin On Royal Recovery
London dispatch reports King Edward's recovery from illness astonishes observers with rapid improvement. A palace bulletin notes only minor symptoms, while physicians and royal aides monitor progress as Alexandra sits nearby. The public message promises no new bulletin unless condition changes.
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London
Edward
Associated Press
Alexandra
Tha Ting
Ada
Toslay Tinpierre
Axevighen
Triasal
Lita
Bertin
Date Fix for Dedication of New Court House
At a meeting of the directors of the Consolidated club last night the plan to dedicate the new court house was discussed. A preliminary committee will approach the commissioners to fix a date, with August 20 suggested by locals and businesses eager to exhibit the event. The committee includes President Culbertson and Secretary J. Menato.
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Conmaiercti Club
Luke Torey
Aia Sur
Crowds Gather at St Pauls for King’s Crowning Day
A hushed crowd fills St Pauls Cathedral as royals, foreign dignitaries, and U S officials arrive, honoring the moment when the king would be crowned. Westminster Abbey tickets are replaced by silent processions and a solemn service opens with the ceremonial entrance of the Duke of Cambridge and the archbishop.
Masked robbers bind women and loot Tanomier home
In Tanomier Indiana at 1 o clock this morning masked men bound Mrs Latta and her mother at a home four miles north of town. They forced entry with a raft ram, ransacked rooms, opened a small safe, taking dollars and valuables then fled. Police alerted. Latta and mother released. Suspect local, tied to northern Indiana horsemen circles.
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Tanomier
Ind
Imim
Late Trains Delay Indiana Democratic Meeting at French Lick
Fifty members attended with prominent Democrats from across the state as ex-Governor Stone prepared to speak. The gathering, delayed by late trains, was to include a banquet and remarks by leaders including President Lehymer and Major Shape, with Stone scheduled to address later and a feature on Marty Foirkin's "Qhetammersau" planned after the dinner.
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Logansport
Phaeus
Jauber Short
Worat Zimmerman
Miami County Sentinel
Ia. N. Cracraft
Democrat
Franklin
Iohn I Simpson
News
Maglia 8
McDonald
Banner
Ligonier
J. Rod France
News Democrat
Huntington
Jota Be Stall
Booth
Bond Time
Ox Var Craven
Bloouington World
W. W. Aiken
J. G
Dre Lehymer
Trewidettt Kelymer
D-O'Dlock
Wilton
Lafayette
Henry Tarmtart
Hocheyter
George Karrar
Gree Meld
O'brien
Morea
Ast O'Elocle
Stone
Mignonrl
Tatheigement
Marty Foirkin
My. Taggart
Berele
Watting
Fort Wayne
Miner
Indianapolia
Wracken
Freolviting Ivrome Merit
Pera
Perks Marlin
Apencer
Conirman ‘O'vr
Emperor Honors Ambassador In First State Ceremony
Vina June 26— Joseph Unig of Lernean received audience with the Emperor in Vienna as Robert S. McCormick presented credentials as the United States ambassador to Austria Hungary. Baron Autosky, former emissary of the Austro-Hungarian location in Washington, acted as special court chamberlain and accompanied the ambassador and his party from the embassy to the palace and home.
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Vina
Joseph Unig
Lernean
Robert S. Mectormick
United States
Austria Hungary
Baron “Auhtosky
Emmimelior
Aust Fumficlin Lokation
Washington
Chaarberitin
Mr. McCormigh
Hig Star
Aga
Commencement and Reception At Wayne Club Event
The Members at the graduation close. An attractive program has been arranged for the occasion. The exercises will be held at the Wayne club.
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Wayne Club
Knights of St. John Hold Annual Election
The Knights of St. John hold their annual election at Rochester, New York, on June 26. Officers named include President Henry J. Fries, 1st Vice President Miama McWarland, 2nd Vice President Howard C. Ganka, Secretary MoE Kanda, and Treasurer Casper K. Schulte for another decade in Detroit.
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Knights OF ST. John
Rockefeller gift to Indiana University funds new building plan
A report from Bloomington outlines that David Rockefeller pledged 20 000 dollars toward a university building at Indiana University to serve both men and women. Trustees weigh one versus two buildings and plan pro rata payments, with the Rockefeller contribution aiding remaining private gifts. The exact naming remains confidential. the project pace depends on trustee decisions in the coming period.
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D. Rockefeller
Indiana, University
Swain Connence
Rockefeller
Indiana University
Rockefelier
Slouanngton
Fs Shine
Rockefelar
Governor Bliss Nominated in Michigan State Ticket
Detroit readers learn the Michigan ticket lists Aston T. Bliss of Saginaw renominated for governor on the best ballot with Maitland for lieutenant governor and a full slate of state officials. The platform denounces conspiracies, pledges support for President Roosevelt, endorses Cuban republics, and calls for good government and protection of industries amidst references to McKinley’s death.
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Detroit
Vrines
Aston T. Biss
Sagimaw
Tara
Mule Tls
Herhination Wanineus
Wie
Wirket Notarnadnd
Qovernor—Agron T. Diss
Bagt Naw
Liethaiantdovernor
Aw Maitland
Patrick H. Kelly
Anda Wright
Tronwood
Mese
Heard of Education
Maitland
Blaze
Wallat
McKinley
Theodore Thonsevelt
Great Trust
Gillen
Wwe
Rannevelt Loenken
Foundries Form Trust Under New American Steel Group
Owners of constituent companies decline cash in favor of new stock as American Steel Foundries consolidates plants and properties under a New Jersey charter. The merged group includes Ard properties, Leighton & Howard, Franklin Steel Castings, Sarsent, and American Steel Foundry, with a capital structure of 15,000 dollars in 6 percent cumulative preferred stock and equal common stock. Control to be taken within 25 years, with no underwriting fees, and officials to be named in a forthcoming notice.
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New York
DeMert
American Steel Foundries
New Jersey
Mmle
New Corporation
Ard
Americar Stent Cestings Company
Nettering
Kellies Brod Wastings Company
Wittsburg
Pas
Leighton & Howard Steel Company
St. Lois, Mo
Franklin Steel Castings Company
Franklin, Pa
Sarsent Company
Civlease, II
American Steel Foundry Company
St. Lows
Vista
Cremative Preferred Cok
Contin Jin Gee Corporation
House Passes Philippine Civil Government Bill
The House approved the Philippine Civil Government bill in a party vote with Republicans and Democrats debating self government terms. The measure envisions a staged transition with a parallel senate bill and a plan to grant limited self rule while preserving U S sovereignty in the islands. The debate featured amendments on slavery prohibition and a pledge to extend the islanders a path to eventual self governance under U S guidance.
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Patterson
Tennessee
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Mivey
United State
United States
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Obie
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Cenper
Wisconain
Mrowige
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Mva
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Malic
Demuera
Senate
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Ebielal
la Batigeat
Amr
Aneurin
Ahasiiee
Apierovidas Unik
Saverhanetts
Elliaens
Islands
American Govurelanty
Authors at Winona Lake and Western Writer Assembly
Authors at Winona Lake gather for the Western Association of Writers election and new roles. News notes a 400 acre tract offered near Winona Park, labor facility plans, and upcoming laboratory and station construction progress at the fairgrounds and related sites.
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Winona Lariz
Tays Mixe
Mlankin Taylor
Gevsi
Western Association of Writer
Abe
Elie
Winn Assembly
Winona Park
Tagater
Lidia Mound
Hilt
Aronada al She
George J Parrott Made President At Meeting
George J Parrott of Mart Wayne was elected president of the association at a mid morning gathering. Other officers named include Frankfort first vice president and G E Houser second vice president with Wy a. Wile as secretary. meeting details listed for Washington and nearby towns.
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Sunt I. Turehaltzes
Washington
Winknu
Bond Notice For Rockhill 300000 File Filed
Mr W W Rockhill treasurer of the Nic Stheothan files a bond for 300000. The instrument lists sureties including W MP ttrena Warry Keplinger Jol W White Edward White and others.
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W. W. Rockhill
W- W. Rockhill
Treasurur
W. MP
Ttrena
Warry Keplinger
Jol W. White
Edward White
A. Wild Inns
Massimatt Samel Mo Paster
Ay Uy Trontman
Dud
M.C. Maelingel
Ag Sureties
Crowd Enjoys lively West Ritaie street event
A large crowd gathered as a local band entertained on Gerry Street, drawing smiles and cheers from attendees. Street crews kept traffic steady while residents enjoyed the lively scene and the music.
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Ritaie
Wolks
Gerry
All
In the Senate Cashing Row Prompts International Exchange Talk
Fragmented report notes procedural moves in the Senate on June 24. Mentions appropriations for fairs in Lulalo and Charleston, with total costs and physician salaries. Describes diplomatic comments and a Venetian affair alongside Consul positions, and a provincial setback in international exchange context.
Avance in Gil and Kent County Markets
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about advances and prices with unclear dates and entities. Likely mentions Gil and Kent County markets, cents east and west, a ten value, and names resembling Corning and Whiteline. Overall summary reflects unreliable antique market notes with missing context.
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Gil
Enthusiastic meeting outlines new member push
An enthusiastic meeting led by President Werkman featured humor and stories as the group announced twelve new applicants. Members discussed eligibility, awaiting approval within two weeks to complete their onboarding and start work on the WLAN project.
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Fir Severn
Inure
Mreskdent Werkman
Walla
Ateas
Reute
Rana
Chiyss
Fury of Indiana Storm Wrecks Crops Four People Dead
A late 19th or early 20th century storm tore across Indiana causing extensive crop damage and four fatalities. Buildings collapsed or suffered severe damage as roofs were torn away and telegraph poles toppled. The storm tracked from the western edge of Clark to Fayette counties, with wreckage strewn for miles and lasting impact on farms, homes, and infrastructure.
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Indiana
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