Night and Day for the Royal Patient
London reports a steady improvement in King Edward's condition. Attending physicians say he had a fair night, natural sleep, improving appetite, and a more comfortable wound with less anxiety. A later bulletin notes normal temperature and general improvement, while crowds outside Buckingham Palace react with cautious optimism as royal aides monitor progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Lord Lister
London
King's health shows progress, London bulletin says
The Lancet reports the king's condition improving with a satisfactory wound, healthy discharge, and normal temperature. He has seen the Prince of Wales and royal princesses, with the Queen visiting. Officials reaffirm the wound is perityphlitis and no malignant disease is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Medical Journal
London Lancet
London
Prince of Wales
Lancet
Capsized yacht found near Swampscott capsizing remains unclear
Marblehead reports a 20 foot yacht found overturned near Pig Rocks off Swampscott beach with all sails set and centerboard down. Walter Jones says occupants likely earlier, while another dory capsized at Pig Rocks and King's Beach with Clarence Forbes and two boys rescued by Nat Pierce as the boat drifted away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott Beach
Marblehead
Walter Jones
Roosevelt Arrives in Washington After Pennsylvania Train Ride
President Roosevelt and party reached Washington on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train at 10 35 am The journey was uneventful and the President appeared in good humor He paused to shake hands with the engine crew and trainmen before moving to his new temporary official quarters in the White House area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Express
Philadelphia
Long Island
Cornfelyou
White House
PREMIERS PLAN AHEAD OF IMPERIAL CONFERENCE POSTPONEMENT
New York dispatch reports colonial premiers and ministers discussing imperial conference amid coronation postponement. Chamberlain guides views on preferential aid. Laurier Barton Sedden among leaders, with Rooss Fielding Mulock Patterson shaping cautious positions. Strong backing seen for collaboration with Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
The
Tribune
Joseph Chamberlain
Laurier
Barton
Sedden
Mr. Chamberlain
Rooss
Toronto
Fielding
Mulock and Patterson
British Americans in Chicago Rally for Close US Britain Ties
British American citizens meeting at the first segment armory express relief over King Edward's improving condition and pledge closer ties between the United States and Great Britain. The event features a Roosevelt tribute with his picture shown among stereopticon views amid cheering and flag waves. Speakers included Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson Rev. W. Ross Neelman and Prof. W. Douglas MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward
Queen Alexandra
United States
Great Britain
Segiment Armory
Roosevelt
Sarah Hackett Stevenson
W. Ross Neelman
W. Douglas MacKenzie
Carnegie Steel raises wages surprise workers in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on June 27 nearly 15,000 unskilled Carnegie Steel employees received a voluntary 10 percent wage increase. The new lowest daily wage becomes 1.65 dollars while tonnage men and scale workers are unaffected. The raise was made without employee notice or company comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Forest Fires Rage Across Colorado As Sheep Are Hemmed In
Durango Colorado June 27 fires burn along Lightner creek pushing northward threatening a herd of several thousand sheep gathered at the canyon's head. A second blaze roars on Corbett creek near Ouray with flames still active and men fighting to contain the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Col
Lightner Creek
Canon
Corbett Creek
Ouray
Vanderbilt Drops Out of Paris Vienna Auto Race
Belfort France June 27 The Paris Vienna auto race entrants began from Champigny near Paris and moved toward Bregenz Austria today The first car departed at 4 am W K Vanderbilt Jr the 55th to reach Belfort yesterday has quit the race and will go back to Paris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfort
France
Champigny
Paris
Bregenz
Austria
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Tabernacle Society Hosts Royal Evening in Midland Street
Members of the Tabernacle Society of the Sacred Heart church were entertained at Miss Minnie Hill's Midland Street home on Thursday in honor of Mollie Carmichael the society president who will soon leave the city. A musical program preceded refreshments with Mrs Thomas H Muldoon and several Misses and Messrs listed aiding in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Minnie Hill
Midland Street
Mollie Carmichael
Thomas H. Muldoon
Julia Kenney
Mary Etta Gormley
Harvard Varsity Crew Captains Cambridge Rowing Leader
William James Jr of Cambridge has been elected captain of Harvard Varsity crew at Red Top. A bow man this year and class of 1903, he is the son of Harvard psychologist Professor William James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Wm. James, Jr
Cambridge
Harvard
Red Top
William James
Father John's Medicine for bronchial health in summer
A health note urges ongoing use of Father John s Medicine to support lungs and nerves during summer. It claims the tonic strengthens weak constitutions and aids recovery from consumption. The message frames regular dosing as preventive and curative for summer bronchial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Petition on Daniels divorce support denied in court
In Lowell, Judge Wait refused a petition to modify the decree ordering Daniel to pay Mrs. Daniels 700 immediately and 107 monthly after July 15. Counsel argued Daniels cannot pay without harming interests. opposing side stressed immediate needs and nurse costs. Separate cases included Childs vs Knights of Honor over insurance benefits and an uncontested divorce list with several nisi decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Fay
Daniels
Wait
Lawton
Fay
Childs Et Als
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Honor
Nathan Childs
Rebecca Childs
California
Childs
Lowell
Missouri
Howard
Mary B. Phillips
Simeon B. Phillips
Corianna L. Quow
Jas. H. Quow
Fanny J. Welts
Jerman H. Welts
Mary Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Railroad man Geo V. Houten shoots self in Texas
Eagle Pass Texas June 27 Geo V Houten a prominent Texas railroad figure who came from New York with Southern Pacific promoters has died by self inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. V. Houten
Texas
Eagle Pass
Tex
New York
Southern Pacific
Invitation golf rounds heat Morristown club action
Morristown New Jersey June 27 The second and third rounds of the Morris County Country club invitation golf tournament were completed under favorable conditions. Notable morning matches featured Louis P Bayard Jr of Baltusrol against George T Brokaw of Princeton and F C Reinhart of Princeton against amateur champion W J Travis with all four rivals on the same side of the event. A finals bid looms at 36 holes tomorrow as second cup rounds and first Flagg cup rounds were also played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Morris County Country Club
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Baltusrol
George T. Brokaw
Princeton
F. C. Reinhart
W. J. Travis
Tut
Wiley Wins North American Lightweight Title Match
Spokane report states H. Max Wiley of New York defeated Ernest Maxwell of Toronto at the Spokane A C contest. Wiley captured both falls in catch as catch can style to claim the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
H. Max Wiley
New York
Ernest Maxwell
Toronto
Spokane A. C
North America
Wiley
A RAM WAR Raged At Rosslyn Saloon Clash
A mounted patrol guarded Rosslyn after a soldier was badly wounded and a saloon was riddled with bullets following a dispute at Geary's dance pavilion. Private Harry C. Pancoast of Fort Myer survived with dangerous back wounds as soldiers retaliated. officers investigate and tighten guard measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Myer
Rosslyn
Virginia
Potomac River
West Washington
Geary
Harry C. Pancoast
Artillery
Army
Mrs Susan Young Gates to attend international women meeting
Susan Young Gates sails to Copenhagen to represent the national council at the international council of women executive committee meeting. The Danish hosts plan a July 9 to 12 program with receptions and excursions to historic and scenic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susan Young Gates
Copenhagen
National Council
International Council of Women
Deaths Rise Among Troops in Philippines May Update
Washington reports from Lieut. Col. Heizmann show troop sickness at 6.01 percent for the division in the month ending May 15, the lowest rate yet, while deaths increase due to injuries from Bayan, Mindanao battles and disease such as cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forwood
C. L. Heizmann
Division
The
Philippines
Bayan
Mindanao
Express and freight collide near Westbrook rail yard
An east bound New York New Haven and Hartford Shore line express struck an extra freight head on near Westbrook Connecticut at 2:50 AM. Both engines damaged and two freight cars wrecked but no passengers or trainmen were hurt. The freight stood idle as the express slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Yukon placer field search shifts along Yukon river
The Dolphin arrived from Skagway with Dawson gold valued at $1,000,000. Vancouver reports a systematic search for new placer fields in the Yukon territory, starting on the Hootalinqua river and extending down the Yukon below Five Fingers and along north flowing streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Dolphin
Skagway
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Hootalinqua River
Yukon River
Five Fingers
Chinese consul protests jade tablets seizure in transit
Ho Yow the imperial Chinese consul general protests the surrender of jade tablets and seals found in baggage of U S officers returning from China and the Philippines. The collector will hold the seals until Washington provides further advices as a matter of diplomatic courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ho Yow
United States
China
Philippines
Washington
What are Humors and how they manifest and expel
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins that affect tissues, often from faulty digestion or heredity. They appear as skin eruptions like salt rheum or eczema, pimples, boils, and cause weakness and debility. They are expelled by various bodily processes and remedies.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotion Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy that strengthens the system and combats humors, presenting it as the best medicine for various ailments and general vitality.
Two Scorching Cyclists In The Police Court
In a morning session Judge Pickman dealt with two cyclists Louis Brahms and Israel Cohen who pleaded guilty to speeding on a public thoroughfare. They were fined two dollars each for their first offense of the season. The court also handled juvenile cases including Thomas Mullen 15 charged with assault and battery. he was arrested after a disturbance at Concord and Pond streets. Additional sentences included two dollars fines for several others and various guardianship actions involving neglected children.
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Spithead
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Watford
London
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Louis Brahms
Israel Cohen
Pickman
Fitzgerald
Thomas Mullen
Kennedy
Concord and
Pond Streets
James O'Sullivan
Palmer
Chestnut Street
Moses Patenaude
Baker
Lawrence J. Martin
Thomas F
Cora A. Jalbert
State Board
Thomas Powers
State Farm
George Gagne
Murray Grew
Joseph Trudeau
Washington Orell
Jane Whalen
John J. Melvin
Royal farewell as Reid envoy says goodbye to Prince and Princess
London June 27 The American special ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid met the Prince and Princess of Wales to bid official farewell. Reid will close the embassy and visit Rear Admiral Crowninshield in Portsmouth on the Illinois. Gen James H Wilson and Col John Biddle will follow others to America. The royal reception reflected ongoing friendly ties with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Portsmouth
Crowninshield
United States
Illinois
John C. Watson
United States Navy
Paris
James H. Wilson
United States Army
John Biddle
Wilson
America
Princess of Wales
Edward
Roosevelt
Smallpox cases delay plan to empty hospital
Agent Knapp hoped to clear the contagious hospital of smallpox patients by month end but Thursday afternoon Rosalba Desrochers, 19, from a family exposed to smallpox, developed symptoms after being admitted on the 12th. The rest of the family had been inoculated with no issues except 16 month old Charles Augustus. Other patients at the hospital are improving and expected to leave soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Rosalba Desrochers
Charles Augustus
Trouble at a coal mine ends with six arrests in riot
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania six men were arrested on assault and battery and riot charges after a group of fifteen men armed with clubs and stones attacked a fire boss and an assistant mine fireman at the Stanton colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company. Police later detained four more, two workmen escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Stanton
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
South Wilkesbarre
Coal and Iron
Pleasant house party at Mr. Henry Hatch home
A very pleasant house party was held at 64 Fay Street the home of Mr. Henry Hatch on Thursday night with a large number of friends attending and helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hatch
Fay Street
Hatch
Evening entertainment with music and games
A lively gathering featured a game of 19s and much merriment. Entertainers included Jeremiah Sullivan with songs, Walter Wyman on piano, and William and Patrick Ryan with a graphophone and records. After refreshments the event continued to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Sullivan
Walter Wyman
William and Patrick Ryan
Decree Closes Noncompliant Religious Institutions in Paris
Paris June 27 President Loubet signed a decree at the Elysee closing religious institutions that failed to meet the law of associations requirements. About 130 establishments are affected with instructions to prefectures sent this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elysee Palace
Loubet
City Hall Notes Contagious Hospitals Meeting This Afternoon
The committee on contagious hospitals meets this afternoon at 4 30 o clock to review plans from leading city architects. Carpenters work in the building installing hardwood flooring where old water tanks stood and rotted the wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Contagious
Surprise Party for Miss Rene J Morgan in New Boston
Friends gathered at Miss Rene J Morgan's home in New Boston Dracut Thursday night for a surprise party. Gentlemen escorted the young ladies to a fine supper. Decorations featured roses and wildflowers. Games entertained guests inside and on the lawn with out of town visitors from Lowell Pelham Dracut Centre and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene J. Morgan
New Boston
Dracut
Lowell
Pelham
Dracut Centre
Guaranteed satisfactory wear claim in ad text
The snippet promises guaranteed wear satisfaction for the product, stating that every item is guaranteed by the seller. The line suggests confidence in durability and customer assurance.
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Associated Press
Lister, Treves, Smith, Laking, Barlow
Treves, Laking, Barlow
Orcus Beresford
Vici
O’sullivan Bros
City Hall
the Lancet
Carnegie
Willie K
Vanderbilt
Mr. Daniels
Myer
Arlington
International Women
Hood
Mr. and
Mrs. Reid
P. C
Goodby
Shuman
Errimack Clothing CO
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