Coronation of King Edward VII Postponed After Illness
King Edward VII remains in critical condition on the eve of the coronation. Queen Alexandra's influence leads to an immediate operation by England’s top surgeons to relieve the emergency. The Gazette announces the postponement of the coronation from the 2th to an unspecified later date.
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King Edward VII Undergoes Operation at Buckingham Palace
At about 2 p m yesterday King Edward VII was moved to the operating table where Sir Frederick Treves made an incision near the groin and removed an obstruction in the intestine. A tubiliting was placed and the King recovered consciousness asking for George. The Prince of Wales was admitted to his father after the procedure as Buckingham Palace stood emptied of the usual crowd.
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Prayer Instead Of Jubilation Archbishops Call Intercession
Archbishops Temple and MacLagan issue speciforms for an intercession service to be held tomorrow while crowds in St Pauls Cathedral hear the bishop of Stepney urge prayers for the king and royal family. Many towns abandon festivities with Liverpool keeping charitable plans. bonfires to remain unlit but kept ready for a later celebration.
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King Edward's Ailment The Crown's Anxiety at Ascot
The article reports Queen Alexandra's stoic support during a week of strain while King Edward undergoes serious abdominal surgery for perityphlitis. A London bulletin notes the operation's risks, gradual improvement, and uncertain prognosis, with responses from President Roosevelt and a census release on agricultural implement manufacturing following the health news.
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House Talk Lively as Texas Member Attacks War Policy
Washington June 25 The house session opened with a heated exchange as Ball of Texas launched a broad attack on Republican policy. Landis of Indiana clashed with Clark of Missouri over wartime conduct and political battles, with sharp exchanges and applause. Landis praised General Funston while Sulzer quipped Funston cannot swim as the debate touched the Philippines and war consequences.
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Attack on Buencamino and Philippine annexation debate
In a congressional hearing Jones attacks Buencamino a Manila civil service official exposing his history as a “professional turncoat” and his praise of Spain and Weyler while criticizing Rizal. Williams argues on behalf of anti annexation policy and questions if the US can buy a people’s independence. A census bulletin notes 1900 U.S. establishments in tin and tinplate sectors.
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Ohio Supreme Court backs Willis tax plan to tax corporate stock
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the Willis tax law imposing a one tenth of one percent fee on subscribed private corporate stock. It safeguards an estimated annual revenue of 400000 dollars and avoids triggering an extra session to modify Nash taxation. The ruling also voids many county salary laws replacing the old fee system, which must be revived.
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Fusion goes in Kansas populists fill the vacancies
Topeka Kan June 25 The Peoples party state convention completed the nomination of a ticket for state offices including Justices of the Supreme Court Frank Doster Marion Ed Waterbury Lyons and R F Milton representative at large J D Botkin lieutenant governor Fred J Close attorney general F M Pearl treasurer D W Fleffiebower superintendent of public instruction F C Powell superintendent of insurance D J Hart Fusion with the Democrats was adopted and the nominations fill the state ticket of the Democratic Populist fusion with Democrats having nominated the others last month Resolutions reaffirm the national platform in toto.
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Senate passes forest reserve and Indian Territory pact
The senate approved bills creating a national forest reserve in the southern Appalachian mountains and ratifying a treaty between the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations and the United States. Other items include political maneuvering on statehood, a Philippine civil government debate close, and a Cuban reciprocity testimony correction.
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Anchor line to launch Glasgow to South African ports service
The Anchor line plans a new service linking Glasgow Manchester and Liverpool with South African ports. Fire destroys Gracey Kentucky business district, losses around eighty thousand dollars. Civil government to be set up in Mindoro and Paragua Philippines on July 4.
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United States Shipbuilding gains Bethlehem tank to lead world
The Bethlehem Steel acquisition boosts the United States Shipbuilding Company to the status of the world’s strongest shipbuilder. Core firms include Union Ironworks San Francisco Bath Iron Works Hyde Windlass Crescent Elizabethport and Harlan Hollingsworth with Bethlehem’s plant expansion promising complete battleship capability. Lewis Nixon pledges Europe will face fierce competition in shipbuilding.
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