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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary text references lodgings and arrival times with scattered place names and initials. The readable items include possible travel or accommodation notes and a general mention of schedules or daily entries, but details are incomplete and not clearly tied to a single event.
Bulletin reports the king's day was fairly comfortable with appetite returning and wound pain receding. Queen Alexandra stayed by his side as he wrote telegrams and examined honors. A coronation day in Britain saw widespread intercession services and city illumination kept in readiness.
Governor Bliss wins renomination at the Michigan Republican state convention on the first ballot with 811 votes. The ticket includes Maitland Warner McCoy Powers Plair Wildey Fall Kelly Wright. The platform mourns McKinley and Dingree, endorses Roosevelt, and backs a primary law to curb corruption.
Ambassador Robert S. McCormick met with Emperor Francis Joseph in a grand audience. Baron Aimbrozy led the ceremonial procession from the U S embassy to the palace. McCormick attended an intercessory service for King Edward at the British embassy church before the audience.
President Roosevelt left New London bound for Washington and was to arrive at 7 30 this morning. The message notes his travel from the city with plans to reach the capital on the scheduled schedule.
Washington reports the House and Senate passed the Philippine civil government bill after long debate. The House approved 141 to 97 with McCall of Massachusetts siding with Democrats on one amendment. the McCall amendment to push self government was defeated 180 to 128. The bill differs from the Senate version in structure, rights, and coinage policy, moving toward a gold standard and a two house legislature with a Filipino elected popular assembly in the House plan.
The house fast tracked the Isthmian Canal bill with a 252 to 8 vote and sent the conference report to the president. Heath Hepburn endorsed the measure, noting no change in belief and urging adoption as the only viable canal route in Congress. The senate conference report was promptly adopted and now moves to the president.
The House debated the Philippine bill as Clark of Missouri mocked Landis of Indiana. Clark ridiculed Landis’s praise of Funston and proposed the ticket slogan Freddy and Teddy, arguing it should reflect the opposite order of Freddy and Teddy rather than Eddy and Freddy.
Senate hearing reports Admiral Dewey stating Filipinos were a side issue in Manila operations and did not count. he kept Aguinaldo at arm's length calling him Don Emilio and said Consul Pratt wrote foolish letters. He claimed Aguinaldo did not aid Manila's capture and described Filipino reactions to U.S. sovereignty. Labor panel also weighs a national arbitration board bill amid amendments.
Chicago reports yesterday's scores from expert aggregations. Leagues include American and Association with games in St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Washington Baltimore Chicago Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Toledo Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Des Moines Peoria Omaha St Joseph Colorado Springs. Outcomes list multiple city matches and innings.
Edward Hemsley Jr. of Salt Lake City killed his ex wife then suicided. A sentinel at Angel Island near San Francisco shot a civilian man unknown. Millions of grasshoppers threaten Hill River grain near McIntosh Minnesota. Boston Stock Exchange votes to close July 3 to 7. George B Davidson robbed in Chicago of $500 oil bonds. No University of Chicago Senate vote yet on sex segregation. A Madrid camp gunpowder magazine exploded killing two and wounding fourteen. Sir Thomas Lipton made a baron. Comin Dosle knighted. Orders of Merit recipients listed including King Ha… and Talon?
Governor Taft travels to Rome to discuss a non diplomatic mission to Philippines land titles and religious orders. He meets the pope and cardinals who welcome his plan to separate church and state and to extinguish religious orders titles if Congress grants authority. There is hope Taft will succeed. papal authorities consider the proposal favorably. Deafness cure ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies with a money offer.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for various digestive complaints including dullness after meals and loss of appetite. It claims cleansing and energizing effects on stomach and liver, with a testimonial from W. T. Sturdevant praising Kodol for digestion and appetite. Sold by A. R. Otis and A. I. Otis.
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