Coronation plans delayed as king undergoes operation
Reports from Buckingham Palace describe a successful abdominal operation for the king, with doctors staying in the palace and the prince of Wales and duke of Connaught remaining nearby. Crown festivities, including the naval review, are expected to be postponed for months if recovery falters, while foreign diplomats and royal observers monitor the situation.
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Buckingham Palace
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Lord Salisbury
Alexandra
York House
Prince
Princess of Wales
Palace
Frederick Treves
Thomas Barlow
Joseph Lister
Mr. Balfour
Lord Roberts
England
Duke of Connaught
Ttia
Mr. Reid
Plethivood Edwards
MR. Reid Tales
Whitelaw Reid
Foreign Office
Stock Exchange
Westminster Abbey
King's Condition Update Quietly Satisfactory
London reports two official bulletins on the king's health. The first notes restless sleep and improved after 1 am with no untoward symptoms, while the second states a comfortable morning and conditions so far satisfactory. Medical circles say physicians have done all they can.
King’s illness and surgery explained by Dr Edson
Dr Cyrus Edson outlined the king’s condition describing perityphlitis an inflammation around the appendix area with possible abscess. He said an operation was needed to locate and drain the pus and noted recovery could take three to four weeks, with additional time before any coronation duties. The king’s trouble is in the right side low in the body.
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New York
Cyrus Edson
Coro nation Postponed In Definite Delay Report
A cable from Ambassador Choate in London to the state department says the coronation is postponed indefinitely due to the king’s indisposition. Acting Secretary Hill delivered the message to the president and the cabinet was informed.
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Washington
Choate
London
State Department
Hill
Indiana Banker to Retire After 20 Years as President
Bourbon Indiana June 21 James H Matchette president of the Exchange bank for twenty years retired from active business yesterday transferring all deposits and securities to the First State bank which began business April 19 this year He has been in banking at this place since 1880.
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Bourbon
Ind
James H. Matchette
Exchange Bank
First State Bank
Matchette
Ten Dollar Bill Lands Henry McClossen in Jail Facing Counterfeit Charge
Henry McClossen, a Nickel Plate dining car cook, was jailed on a $300 bond after being charged with passing counterfeit money. Arrested at Calhoun and Columbia streets, he allegedly tried to pass a counterfeit ten at the Hamilton National Bank, claiming it was torn and then exchanged by R. J. Hamilton, a Nickel Plate agent. A preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Logan is slated for Thursday.
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Henry McClossen
United States
Logan
McClossen
Calhoun
Columbia Streets
Gorsline
R. J. Hamilton
Nickel Plate
Hamilton National Bank
Ross McCulloch
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Wheat Market Opens Mixed With Rises In Corn
Chicago June 24 Wheat opens with a soft tone on favorable weather and September drops but rebounds as showers are forecast. July wheat trades around 74 3/4 to 74 1/4 cents, later steady near 74 3/4. Corn strengthens early on bad weather, gains then trims with September selling. Oats firm on strong cash demand. Hogs hit 7.90, pork futures higher with some packer selling. Receipts: wheat 38, corn 354, oats 61 cars. Markets show nervousness over July option manipulation and overall light activity.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago live stock market report
Cattle receipts 4000 including 200 Texans market steady. Hogs receipts 20000 today and 33000 tomorrow with 3409 left. prices 7.35 to 7.85 for mixed and butchers and up to 7.92 for good to choice heavy. Sheep receipts 10000. lambs and wethers show varied but steady or slower demand.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report Chicago June 24
Butter market steady with creameries at 18 to 22 cents while daisies rise to 17 14 19 cents. Cheese market steady with twins at 10 to 10 1/4 cents and daisies at 10 14 to 11 cents. Eggs market firm at 16 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Wall Street Reacts to King of England Illness
The New York market opened with a brief rally in London shares after news of the king’s operation, then saw selling for London account. Overall prices fell only modestly as the day progressed and the market remained dull and irregular.
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New York
England
Wall Street
London
Weaknesses in Industrial Stocks Amid Limited Foreign Influence
The report notes that some industrial stocks show weaknesses not linked to foreign market pressures. Analysts point to domestic factors and sector-specific challenges affecting investor sentiment and price movements.
Fort Wayne Markets Reported Prices for Grains and Produce
Fort Wayne market notes list spring wheat at 4.00 to 4.50 per bushel and corn meal prices per cwt, with oats at 45 cents per bushel and timothy seed around 2.70 to 2.80 per bushel. Various live stock and byproducts include hogs at 6.50 to 6.70 on foot, sheep 3.50 to 5.00, beef cows 2.50 to 3.50, and calves 5.00 to 5.50 per head, alongside produce items and staples with quoted prices.
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Fort Wayne
Graham
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Charles Daugherty
Eastern creditors filed in U S court an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Charles Daugherty proprietor of a Millinery shop on Calhoun street The action naming creditors including Oscar Glonckopf S E Bloch & Bro M Feist and Bamberg Skeeline Co seeks a trustee chosen by creditors and asks for a receiver to take charge of the defendant s property in Indianapolis judged by Judge Baker
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B. F. Heaton
Vesey & Heaton
United States
Charles Daugherty
Calhoun Street
Mr. Daugherty
Oscar Glonckopf
New York
S. E. Bloch & Bro
Goodkind
Unger & Sessler
M. Feist
H. Belkin
Louis Metzger
Bamberg
Skeeline & Co
S Ach & Co
Cincinnati
Hart & Co
Daugherty
Lynch Case Remanded Amid Treason Charge
London June 21 Col Arthur Lynch Member elect for Galway and former Boer officer remains in custody on high treason charges. He is remanded until June 24 as witnesses have not arrived in London.
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London
Col Arthur Lynch
Galway
Man Enters Vicious Lion's Cage at Logansport Carnival
Clarence Russey a Logansport clothing clerk entered the lion cage at the Elks carnival last night against friends protest then emerged unharmed after drinking wine with the trainer.
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Logansport
Ind
Clarence Russey
Suit sale offer urges early morning purchase
A notice signed by Reuben A. Patterson invites a young man to claim a suit at half price, urging him to come before the Fourth for better attention and promising assistance in the morning.
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Reuben
Patterson
Fire on British Ship Monkbarn After Four Days of Flames
The British ship Monkbarn, 149 days from Liverpool, escaped disaster after a four day siege by Captain McNeeley and crew. Fire started February 21 from cargo in the forward hold, likely due to spontaneous combustion of orkum, felt, and chemicals. Sailors cut four deck holes, fought flames, and jettisoned most cargo to save the hull. The vessel arrived in San Francisco on June 21.
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San Francisco
Monkbarn
Liverpool
McNeeley
Monkbarns
Odd Fellows Memorial Service in Maysville Ritual
The Odd Fellows of Maysville and nearby observed their annual memorial ceremonies Sunday afternoon with Rev. E. W. Erick as the principal orator. The event followed the ritual guidelines and honored the fraternal order’s traditions.
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Odd Fellows
Maysville
E. W. Erick
Memorial services held at Lutheran church in village
Memorial exercises were conducted at the banistery and the Lutheran church in the village. Attendance reached an all time high for this order in the locality, far exceeding previous similar occasions.
Bryan undecided on governor nomination in Nebraska
William J. Bryan refused to commit to accepting a governor nomination but fusion leaders believe a unanimous nomination by both parties would not be declined. Senator Allen also opposed accepting a nomination, making fusion unlikely if both men stay out.
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Grand Island
Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Allen
MATES WILL BE MARRIED
August Moellering a Thiéme Bros. tailor will wed Mary Drager in Indianapolis on Wednesday at 7 PM. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. A Bell of Louisville. After the wedding the couple will reside in Fort Wayne with many friends from both cities sending congratulations.
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August Moellering
Thiéme Bros
Indianapolis
Mary Drager
Rev
A. Bell
Louisville
Fort Wayne
Man Falls From Cherry Tree on Thompson Avenue
John W. Hayden was injured when the cherry tree he stood on collapsed at his Thompson avenue home. He fell about twelve feet while gathering fruit. He initially risked serious injury, a doctor attended, but he recovered with only painful bruises expected.
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John W. Hayden
Thompson Avenue
Mr. Hayden
Hayden
Patterson Opens Men’s Wear Sale With 10 Percent Discount
Reuben S Patterson advertises a sale on young men’s clothing offering ten percent off. The notice highlights knee pants suits discounted during the event.
Bond Filed for Eugene B Smith as School Trustee
Eugene B. Smith has filed his bond as school trustee in the sum of $100,000. CG A Wilding, G W Pixley, W E Mossman and J W White are sureties.
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Eugene B. Smith
CG. A. Wilding
G. W. Pixley
W. E. Mossman
J. W. White
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Whitney’s
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Foster’s
Whitney
LaFayette
Terre Haute
MR. Bryan
Nebraska
Reuben S. Patterson
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