28 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
1
London reports say King’s condition is satisfactory with all professional opinions favorable. The drainage pipe remains, but progress is steady and the public greeted the bulletin with cheers near Buckingham Palace as Lord Churchill arrived to view the scene.
The bulletin reports His Majesty in all respects satisfactory with substantial improvement and comfort after the operation. The King stretched himself onto the table before surgery. doctors see no peritonitis and predict recovery. Queen Alexandra and Sir Francis Knollys express cautious optimism as public rejoicing grows.
War department has drafted a proclamation offering amnesty to political offenders in the Philippine Islands, including Aguinaldo, awaiting approval by the Philippine civil government and the President. The move aims to end military rule and restore peace, contingent on congressional agreement on the Philippine government measure.
Diplomatic relations with Mezlin restored as the Cherokee bill clears the Senate. Reports recount failures against Turk forces and U S, a Chinese agent harms Britain, missionaries killed, and prisoners taken as Castro's regime faces pressure. A Dolphin ship from Shagway returns with gold dust and a Dozer, NX accident claims a life and injures others. International church school convention notes new president Tyler amid tensions.
Wilkes Barre Pa June 28 Today marks the seventh week of the anthracite miners strike. Both sides show no sign of backing down while idle workers number about 165000 in the region. A minor clash occurred at Stanton colliery as fifteen strikers tried to assault workers. Authorities report no prearranged action and perspectives of settlement float amid references to a Roosevelt Labor Commission report.
Federal Judge Keller granted five injunctions in the Kanawha district covering the New River field. Names listed as defendants include Joe Crise Paul DeFach Mother Jones Mike Miller W B Wilson and Chris Evans. Complainants are the Collinge Whipple MacDonald Sugar Creek Coal and Coke and White Oak Fuel companies. Ten days notice of wage demands prompted a temporary halt in operations as miners returned to Winifred mines awaiting broader district action.
Congressional committees on Cuban reciprocity faced opposition with claims the propagand a favored by the American Sugar Refining Company aimed to damage U S agriculture in Cuba. Senator Platt defended concessions while discussing the District of Columbia appropriation and contested Missouri election, amid baseball scores and Sunday School convention news.
Grain and Livestock market report from Cincinnati and New York cites wheat No 2 red, corn firm, and hard frost impacts. Cattle active with high bids, lambs and hogs demonstrating strong demand. references to live stock markets and price levels across regions.
Benjamin Pierce, 19, shot his aunt Mrs. Perryman Pierce, 7, near Fayetteville in Bedford County Indiana. The motive was said to be a demand for money she refused to give. The bullet entered the left eye and lodged deep. Sheriff Smith arrested Pierce and he remains in jail. Nearby whitescaping violence in Whitneys neighborhood noted.
Reports from Indiana show a sharp June rise in crude oil activity with more wells than May and a daily output surpassing 25,000 barrels. Other items recount a Big Four passenger train narrowly escaping a burning trestle near Crawfordsville, a Marion man shooting at a companion, a verdict convicting Lon Henderson of assault with intent to kill, and state normal graduates receiving licenses.
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