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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
2
King Edward VII suffers a critical state after abdominal surgery to remove a large abscess. Doctors report a satisfactory condition but warn of potential complications as foreign envoys prepare to return home and London cleanups begin.
London reports King Edward shows marked improvement, able to eat and open telegrams with less pain. A late bulletin says he sleeps, is cheerful, and wounds heal well as England prays for his life. Westminster Abbey crowds observe the solemn mood without coronation festivities. Steamers bring anxious travelers awaiting news.
London reports King Edward remains improving after a stable day with renewed appetite and occasional wound pain. Queen Alexandra stayed by his side as doctors note cautious progress and public telegrams further reveal his improving condition despite ongoing care.
Ex Governor Robert E Pattison of Philadelphia was nominated for governor with 22314 votes as Kerr and Guthrie trailed. George W Guthrie of Pittsburgh won the lieutenant governor nomination, James Nolan of Reading was chosen secretary of Internal affairs. The Philadelphia representation dispute caused disorder as police restored order at Park Opera House in Harrisburg.
London reports over the past year that prophecies claimed King Edward would never be crowned. He endured low spirits and morose moods, fearing rejection of the crown, while doctors checked his temperature and others warned of serious danger to his life. Insurance figures suggest vast financial impact if the king dies. Panama Route Winside. Washington: June 26 The conferees Fifty-four. Horses Cremated.
A chronicle of incidents and official actions from June 21 to 27. Notable items include deaths in Ellicott City and Braddock, a $5.69 million West Point buildings bill, Wilson's inauguration date at Princeton, fire losses in Fresno, and Mindoro Mindoro Paragua governance. Also noted are Kitchener and French sailing, Toronto trolley strike end, and various political and military appointments and trials.
Market notes from Philadelphia show steady wheat and flour prices with quiet grain markets and firmer beef and pork values. Live stock in Buffalo reflects steady cattle at 4.75 to 5.25, hogs active around 7.90 to 8.00, and steady sheep and lambs with small increases in early summer prices.
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