King Edward II Still Alive Amid Restless Night
A bulletin from London reports King Edward VII remained restless with limited sleep but showed cautious signs of progress. Crowds gathered at the palace while officials emphasized ambiguous improvement and warned of possible complications such as peritonitis or hemorrhage. The day saw mixed dispatches from doctors and diplomats as the monarch’s condition dominated news from London to Washington.
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Congressional notices mix in a late 19th century update
The passage reports political notes from Washington on bills, appointments, and nominations including Kan sas representatives and territorial posts. It notes a Tongue bill advancing, irrigation statistics updates for 1899, and appointments in the Indian Territory and Oklahoma regions. It mentions Marshall appointments, allotment bills for Cherokee lands, and several postmaster and labor postings across Oklahoma, Bristow, and Puget Sound.
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Pierce
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Roosevelt at Cambridge during Harvard commencement
President Roosevelt returns to his alma mater Harvard for the June commencement in Boston. He is met at the state line by a gubernatorial escort and welcomed by Gov. Crane at the station. After breakfast with the governor and staff, he proceeds to Cambridge with cavalry escort for the ceremony. New York news notes Mrs Roosevelt sailing to London. Two convicts escape from the Kansas penitentiary farm as guards give chase.
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Beechon Se alleged murder and converts killed
Telegraphic reports from Beechon Se allege a chapel burned in Cheatu capital of Szechuen with ten converts murdered. The American minister Conger instructed Dr. Wright to secure missionary safety, but the foreign board disputes his statements.
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Foreign Board
Missouri Republicans Endorse Roosevelt at Prolonged Convention Session
Jeffer son City June 25 After a twelve hour session the credentials committee seated three Kerens and three Akins delegates in St Louis cont ests. In the tenth district the delegation shifted from Kerens to Akins. The Akins faction declined to challenge the action. McJimsey was made permanent chairman and the platform with an explicit Roosevelt endorsement drew wild applause. The crowd hailed Roosevelt as the Little Rough Rider of the White House.
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Democrats and Populists unite for governor nomination
In Grand Island Nebraska on June 2 fusion between the Democratic and Populist parties produced a unanimous nomination of W. H. Thompson of Grand Island for governor. The Populists first chose Bryan as their second option for the ticket. Bryan urged harmony and fusion but could not accept the nomination.
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Oklahoma Republicans Convene as Battle Looms Over Balloting
Enid Oklahoma June 25 Governor Ferguson called the state convention to order. Col C P Ligento was named temporary chairman by last night’s six candidates. Judys M C Garber delivered the key address and drew praise for oratory. While Blyno renomination appears unlikely, a stampede toward him is anticipated by some. others expect a prolonged contest with no balloting tonight.
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Populists Rebel At State Convention Over Fusion Deal
In June 25 Kansas a group of old time populists led by James Tapp W J Babb Lewis Betts and C O B Hoffman protested the surrender of the Populist Party to the democracy at the state convention. They left the hall as fusion supporters prevailed and Teop said he would vote for Governor Stanley and for the U S Senate seat.
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Butler County
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Kansas
Dickinson County
Tepp
Stanley
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Wo. A Harris
Death Dealing Storm Hits Indiana Towns
A severe wind storm swept through Hancock county and nearby towns including Maxwell Wilkinson Pendleton and Cleveland. Homes and factories were destroyed, multiple fatalities reported with at least ten to eighteen deaths and many injuries. Rescue efforts and medical teams rushed to the stricken areas as roofs and buildings collapsed.
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Big Fire Devastates Dallas Facility Destroying Many Structures
A large blaze swept through a Dallas facility causing extensive damage and one death. Fire crews battled intensively as neighborhoods were evacuated and street access limited near Haskell and Simonds avenues. Investigation continues into the cause amid high heat and dangerous conditions.
Banquets and curiosities at Chinago gatherings
A scrambled sample of notes cites Chinago banquets with exotic dishes such as pickled birds nests, mentions Andrew Carnegie succeeding a late Dr Thomas Dasa English as vice president of the Society of American Authors, and includes a string of local notices. The list covers post office letters, meetings, sales, and upcoming excursions, with references to a Fourth of July event, rubber-neck games, and vendors along Massachusetts Street.
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Payne
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Contree fragment hints at Brady Barker case and rumors
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