King Edward's Recovery Progress At Buckingham Palace
The King’s temperature and recovery show cautious improvement as doctors omit certain details to avoid press misinterpretation. Visitors including the Prince of Wales and Queen Alexandra maintain vigilance while electric fans regulate the palace climate amid oppressive London heat. Parliamentary leaders express satisfaction with the King’s progress.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Buckingham Palace
London
Queen Alexandra
America
Lord Lister
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Edward
Disappointed Roughs Riot Over Delayed Coronation Feasts
In Watford and nearby towns crowds mocked by postponing coronation events rioted smashing windows and burning fires. Police faced a mob hours after midnight, shops were wrecked and a store owned by the Town Council chairman was set afire before special constables restored order.
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London
Watford
Lipton Hosts Guests Aboard Erin For Naval Review
In the Solent Sir Thomas Lipton entertains a distinguished party aboard his steam yacht Erin to view the grand naval review. Lieut. Gov. Woodruff of New York State and Mrs. Woodruff, Frederick G. Bourne of the New York Yacht Club, T. Alexander, and others left the Hotel Cecil at noon and sailed to Southampton, boarding Erin in the afternoon.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
London
Erin
Solent
Gov. Woodruff
New York State
Editorial critique of early surgery and appendicitis debate
The letter questions Dr Murphy and other surgeons for endorsing early operation in appendicitis based on flawed reasoning. It cites statistics favoring medical treatment in a hundred cases and argues against judging outcomes from early symptoms alone. The author, Dr Bernard S. Talmey, defends restraint and rejects criminalizing nonoperative care. June 27, 1902, New York.
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New York Times
Times
Dr Murphy
Lister
Murphy
Angel of Death
Bernard 8S
Talmey
New York
Editorial misreading on surgical crime letter missives
Frank P. Foster of The New York Medical Journal writes from New York on June 27 1902 defending Dr J B Murphy from misapplied criticism in Tax Times and clarifying Murphy meant to critique general delays in appendiceal disease treatment rather than the King Edward VII case.
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New York Times
Tax Times
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Edward Rey
New York
Pal
New York Medical Journal
Frank P. Foster
York
Royal Family Expresses Gratitude to America
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid were received by the Prince and Princess of Wales at York House for a formal farewell. Queen Alexandra will personally receive them at Buckingham Palace, with King Edward reportedly more hopeful about his illness.
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United States
Mrs. Reid
Reid
Prince of Wales
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Watson
United States Navy
Paris
Gen. Wilson
United States Army
Col. Biddle
America
Washington
Hill
Whitelaw Reid
Lord Lansdowne
London
Admiral Crowninshield
Harvard
State Department
Prince and Princess of Wales
York House
British Americans Meet in Chicago For Union Drive
About 500 British American citizens gathered at the First Regiment Armory in Chicago pledging closer US Britain ties and expressing sympathy for King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. A highlight was a tribute to President Roosevelt with his portrait shown amid cheering and flags. Speakers included Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson the Rev W Robson Notman and Prof W Douglas Mackenzie.
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Chicago
Edward
Queen Alexandra
United States
Great Britain
First Regiment Armory
Roosevelt
Andremendous
Sarah Hackett Stevenson
W. Robson Notman
W. Douglas Mackenzie
Queen’s hope for King’s recovery floods Sage with dispatch
Private message to Russell Sage recounts that the Queen told the broker’s wife her sister at Court conveyed the King’s health improvement. The wife, now in England, sent the dispatch about the Queen’s encouragement. Sage, pleased, could not recall the broker’s name.
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Edward
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
England
Prince and Princess of Wales Host 1100 Orphans at Marlborough House
A party of about 1100 orphans from multiple institutions was treated to a dinner in Marlborough House grounds. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended and again visited the young guests, sharing in the entertainment.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Coronation Day Observed Aboard Dominion Liner
Passengers on the Dominion liner New England celebrated King Edward the coronation at sea. They learned of the illness and postponement only when the ship reached Boston dock. The event included a twenty one gun salute and a fireworks display in the evening.
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Boston
Dominion
New England
King Edward
Poolrooms Lose Money on Dachshund
The Covington poolrooms suffered heavy losses when the dachshund horse ran second in the second race at Sheepshead Bay. A tip from an East commission drew wide betting at 40 to 1 for win and 15 to 1 for place, causing substantial deficits despite the horse finishing well.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Sheepshead Bay
Four to be Assistant Paymasters in the Navy
Washington June 27 four young men have passed the required examination and will be appointed Assistant Paymasters in the navy They are T Thomas Hagner of the District of Columbia Donald W Nesbit of Missouri Arthur M Pippin of New York and John Higgins of Massachusetts
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Navy
Washington
T. Thomas Hagner
Thee District of Columbia
Donald W. Nesbit
Missouri
Arthur M. Pippin
New York
John §. Higgins
Massachusetts
Odell Alain Endorses Mayor Low Amid Charities Talk
Gov Odell Alain defends Mayor Low and Administration amid city politics discussion at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He rejects reports of a clash with Senator Malloy over reorganization of State Charities and cites a $1.5 million cut in state charitable expenditures as not harming the unfortunates.
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Odell
St. Lawrence County
Peekskill
Fifth Avenue
Low
Mayor Low
Malloy
Potsdam
More Railroads for China S Projected by American Syndicate
Mail reports from Peking via Yokohama say an American syndicate seeks a concession to build a Peking to Yangtse road, offering 1.2 million taels for Iwo Park repair. Empress Dowager signaled consent if capital is guaranteed. Concessions already granted to lines Peking to Hankow and Tien-Tsin to Nanking, with a Si Yang to Nanking link. A second syndicate seeks Amoy to Hankow with 20 million taels capital.
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Tacoma
Wash
Peking
Yokohama
Yang-tse
Ixiu- Kiang
Iwo Park
Price
Hankow
Tien- Tsin
Nanking
Si-Yang
Ho- Nan
Ku-Kiang
Amoy
Appraiser Rulings Reversed in Tartars Case at Court
In Utica on June 27 Judge Coxe reversed two Board of General Appraisers decisions. The Tartar Chemical Co of New York appeals a 10 cent per pound crude tartar from Algeria ruling, contending it should be 5 percent ad valorem. Algeria, via McKinley proclamation, is deemed part of France. The case also affects A Bader & Co imports where 60 percent assessment for imitation jewelry and black glass stones was reversed.
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Utica
Board of General Appraisers
Coxe
United States Circuit Court
Tartar Chemical Company of
New York
Algeria
McKinley
France
A. Bader & Co
Death of L A Anderson in Cincinnati Mystery Solved
Coroner from Bridgeport says Larz Anderson died by his own hand from melancholia after he cut his throat in his brother Dr Joseph L Anderson’s Ridgefield Connecticut home. Family says despondency caused the deed and the body will reach Cincinnati tomorrow evening by train.
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Cincinnati
Larz Anderson
Ridgefield
Conn
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Woman In Auto Hits Mrs Stauff, Pryor Wife Involved
Capt Laniry said the driver was Mrs Roger A Pryor wife of ex Supreme Court Justice. Mrs Stauff was injured in front of the New York Athletic Club as a crowd protected the woman and her 8 year old daughter until the chauffeur shielded her. The car belonged to Spencer Trask. At Pryor's home no info could be learned.
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Laniry
East Fifty-first Street
Henry Stauff
Second Street
Sixth Avenue
Fiftyninth Street
Roger A. Pryor
West Sixty-ninth Street
Supreme Court
Stauf
New York Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Spencer Trask
Truxton Sets Speed Marks in Official Trial
Washington government dispatch reports the torpedo boat Truxton achieved 29.582 knots on standardized runs and 27.67 on the regular hour run during recent official trials at the Barren Island course in Chesapeake Bay, surpassing required speeds.
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Truxton
Washington
Navy Department
Barren Island
Chesapeake Bay
Siegel-Cooper Co Declares 4 Percent Bank Deposit Rate
The Siegel-Cooper Company's private banking department will continue paying 4 percent interest per year on deposits. The firm notes it does not follow savings banks that have cut to 3 percent.
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Siegel-Cooper Co.’s
Siegel-Cooper Company
Ousting J C Osgood Looms at Colorado Fuel and Iron
Chicago June 27 Dispatch says the quarterly dividend on Colorado Fuel and Iron common stock signals a power struggle to oust Chairman J C Osgood. John W Gates and Eastern directors claim majority control and accuse Western directors of breaking an agreement. Harris Gates Co have bought large blocks. the eastern faction will exert influence at the next annual meeting.
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Chicago
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
J. C. Osgood
John W. Gates
Chairman Osgood Denies Being Short On Stock
Denver June 27 J C Osgood chairman of the board of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company issues a public statement denying reports that he is short of common stock or pushing dividend suspensions for stock jobbing. He says he has not sold a share recently and only reinvested proceeds in the company debentures and has not discussed dividend payments with the board.
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Denver
J. C. Osgood
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado Fuel
Board of Directors
Chicago bank stock valuation by assessors
The Board of Assessors fixes the full cash value of stock in National and State banks in Chicago at 44,317,900 dollars. The assessment warrant lists the valuations by banks in detail.
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New York Times
Chicago
Amer, Trust
Bankers’ Nationale
Chicago’ National Oe
Commercial National
Continental National
Corn Exchange National
First National Ete Ee
Foreman Brothers’ Banking
Company
Fort Dearborn National
Garden Citee He Co
Hibernian
Home Acaines Diisese Ene Gegen Loan & Trust
Metropolitan National
National Bank of Republic
Northern Trust Co
Seeesenes
Royal Trust Co
State Bank
Union Trust Cos
Sesceeses
New Schuylkill Valley Iron and Steel Works Formed
Philadelphia report states a new steel company arises to challenge United States Steel. Persuaded by Percival Roberts Jr the venture hires Pencoyd Iron Works experts from American Bridge Company. Pottsville iron plant purchased to remodel on 1500 acres including coal veins near Pottsville. coal freight cost cited at $2.30 a ton.
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United States
Pencoyd Company
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
Pencoyd Iron Works
American Bridge Company
Percival Roberts, Jr
Steel Combine
Pottsville Iron and Steel Works
Schuylkill Valley Iron and Steel Works
Pottsville
NO ATTEMPT TO TAKE HAHN
Detective Brindley from New York failed to arrest ex Insurance Commissioner William M. Hahn in Mansfield Ohio. Hahn, with Chief Weil, was seen on streets as habeas corpus proceedings were anticipated but not pursued. Attorney Daugherty and McBride were summoned to Columbus to confer with Gov Nash. Hahn and Chief Weil remained at Hahn's farm that night.
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Aga Ce. F. McBride
New York
Columbus
Nash
Hahn
Weil
American Ice Company stockholders notice correction
In a morning statement to stockholders by President John D Schoonmaker a clerical error described deferral of payments on preferred stock. The statement clarifies that dividends are cumulative and their payment is deferred. bonds secured by company collateral will help extinguish floating debt.
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American Ice Company
John D. Schoonmaker
Christian Scientist's Funeral Stopped in Newark
Newark authorities halted a 97 year old man Harry R Johns death scene after diphtheria was found and a public funeral was stopped. The Board of Health and county officials quarantined visitors to 97 Wright Street where Johns died without a physician.
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Newark
N. J
Harry R. Johns
Wright Street
Washington
Board of Health of
Norfolk and Hampton Roads Shipbuilding Company Formed
The Norfolk and Hampton Roads Shipbuilding Company is organized with several hundred thousand dollars raised. It plans a large Hampton Roads plant on over 700 acres. Officers include Joseph B. Sandford president, George W. Atkinson vice president, Nathaniel Beaman treasurer, D. P. Blount secretary, and Henry Brusstar general manager, with a long list of directors from Norfolk, Baltimore, Charleston, Wheeling, Richmond, Portsmouth and other cities. Capital stock ranges from 500000 to 10000000 dollars.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk and Hampton Roads Shipbuilding Company
Hampton Roads
Joseph B. Sandford
Baltimore and
Norfolk
George W. Atkinson
Charleston
West Va
Nathaniel Beaman
D. P. Blount
Henry Brusstar
Baltimore
G. W. Atkinson
A. E. Scheer
Peter Oliverman
W. H. Anderson
Wheeling
J. W. Perry
Harry L. Lowenberg
Frank Harrison
H. C. Merry
W. J. Paine
Richmond
Baltimore, Md
John Twohy
Charles J. Hargreaves
J. P. Herbert
Portsmouth
Food Products Trust Forms in Camden to Unite Major Firms
Articles of incorporation filed by the Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products set capital at 30 million dollars. A meeting of represented firms will gather in New York on July 29 to organize a nationwide consolidation of leading pickling and preserve companies. Members include Max Ams New York A. A. Knight & Sons Boston Perfection Jar Closure Philadelphia Curtis Brothers Rochester Cruickshank Allegheny City George K McMechan Wheeling Anderson Food Campbell Preserve Camden oe & Johnson Boston J. Weller Cincinnati Exsey Watkins Wheeling Williams Brow Detroit Ritter Philadelphia. Officers named President William B. McMechan Wheeling Vice Presidents L M Friley Camden Frank Cruickshank Allegheny City W H Ritter Philadelphia Secretary W A Williams Detroit. L Sesor EO include L M Friley Camden John T Coxe Moorestown Josiah Buck Crosswicks L J Link John Wiseman Philadelphia.
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Camden
N. J
Association of Manufacturers and Distributers
United States
New York
Max Ams
A. A. Knight & Sons
Boston
Perfection Jor Closure Company
Philadelphia
Curtis Brothers
Rochester
N. Y
John T. Coxe
Moorestown
Josiah Buck
Crosswicks
L. J. Link
John Wiseman
Rev Dr Ulmann Wrecked Off Gananoque Norshore
In a fierce westerly gale on the St Lawrence a small naphtha launch wrecked on a rocky islet west of Stave Island near Gananoque. Rev Dr Ullmann, a New York Episcopal clergyman, and a Kingston boatman were aboard. Dr Ullmann broke his left leg in the scramble to shore and was rescued by a lifeboat from the steamer Valeria after five hours on the island. The boatman stayed on the rock all night. sustenance arrived from Darby Lighthouse. Dr Ullmann was taken to the Gananoque Inn for treatment. The launch has two holes in the bow and one in the stern and will be repaired at once.
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N. Y
St. Lawrence
Stave Island
Gananoque Narrows
Ullman
New York
Kingston
Ulmann
Valeria
Darby
Ganonoque Inn
Dr. Ulmann
William H Koons Dies In Trenton At 43
William H. Koons a leading New Jersey journalist died at 1 this morning in Trenton aged forty three. He served as president of the Trenton Press Club and was a trustee of the Legislature Correspondents' Club. Koons was a longtime state and metropolitan paper correspondent and knew many public men.
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Trenton
N. J
William H. Koons
New Jersey
Trenton Press Club
Legislature Correspondents’ Club
Texas Cotton Crop Saved After Widespread Rainfall
The Texas drought eased with heavy rains from Dallas to the Gulf and across the state. While corn was beyond saving, cotton crops were reported saved. Galveston faced a gale with telegraph outages but no significant damage. Houston had strong winds and heavy rain causing uprooted trees and suspended streetcar service in parts of the city. Grand Saline also saw a strong gale and minor flood impact.
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Dallas
Texas
Gulf
Galveston
Houston
Grand Saline
Agreement on telegraph service across Pennsylvania system
Philadelphia June 27 executive officers of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company met with Charles M. Schaeffer of the Pennsylvania Railroad to set the details of a new telegraph service east of Pittsburgh and Erie. Work begins on 12,000 miles of new wires next Monday with stringing complete by December 1, wires linking New York Baltimore and Pittsburgh via Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
E. G. Cochrane
Western
L. Lemon
E Kimmey
Pittsburg
Charles M. Schaeffer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lemon
New York
Baltimore
The People's Forum Letters to the Editor Feature
A note about the popular letters to the editor section in The New York Times for tomorrow Sunday, inviting thousands of contributors nationwide to write on strange and curious things they see and freely express opinions on all subjects. The feature promises varied, pointed letters.
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People’s Forum
NEW York Times Tomorrow
Adv
Emperor William Sails Meteor in Kiel Regatta Duel
The American built Meteor captained by Parker and steered most of the race wins by seven minutes over the English Cicely in a 30 mile Kiel regatta test of rival builders. The Cicely claims the race on time allowance amid a protest over anchorage rules. The Empress and Fraulein Gerstoff watched aboard.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Meteor
Emperor
Cicely
Cecil Quentin
England
Fife
M. Guilleaume
Clara
Empress
Fraulein Gerstoff
Wringe
Parker
Henry Barbey
New York
Archibald Cary Smith
William
Royal Phelps Carroll, N. Y. Y. C
Virginia Jr
Isaac Stern
Virginia ST
Tom” Draper
Tichen Village
Southampton
Testimony for Churchill at City Hearing Features Conflict
Assistant District Attorney Sandford pressed to strike from the record part of Policeman McNeill's testimony linking Capt. Dean to events after reporting intrusions on East Ninth Street. Commissioner Partridge overruled the motion as other officers testified to Churchill’s service and to Drummond’s committee work while Senator Gibbs and Churchill’s ties were discussed.
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Sergt
James Churchill
McNeill
Capt
Dean
Churchill
Fifth Street
McNeil
East Ninth Street
Partridge
Sergt. Churchill
Drummond
Citizens’ Union Committee
Assembly
Gibbs
Mr. Sandford
Dog’s Whines Warn Gas Tragedy at East One Twenty-Second Street
Police officer Laughlin forced entry to William Rothmuss's surgical instrument shop at 205 East One Hundred and Twentieth Street after a dog’s whines and gas odor. Rothmuss was found dead on the floor as every gas jet and stove remained lit. His wife had died months earlier from smallpox at Learaie Island, leaving the German instrument maker in grief.
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William Rothmuss
East One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Laughlin
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Rothmuss
Pauline
Learaie Island
No Negro Agitation in Cuba
Santiago Cuba June 27 The United States reports of agitation among the negro element demanding pay for the revolutionary army and approving Bandera's plan to go to the woods are incorrect. The city and province of Santiago are quiet. The press of both parties supports paying the soldiers with little discussion of the matter.
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Santiago
Cuba
Bandera
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