London Coronation Festivities Parade Through City Streets
Crowds filled Buckingham Palace terraces and Hyde Park routes as King Edward and Queen listened to music from private balconies. Foreign dignitaries including Count Waldersee arrived for coronation celebrations, while London traffic slowed to a crawl and omnibus fares rose amid grand decorations and flags.
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Earl Roberts
Coronation remark on King Edward and England’s mission
The sermon at Grace Methodist Church, led by Rev. Dr. Louis Kert Banks, questions Edward VII’s reign, arguing his coronation could steer England toward sincere service to humanity, with emphasis on intelligence, religion, and righteous devotion beyond military might or wealth.
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Chinese Warship Kai-Chi Blown Up in Yangtse River
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese cruiser Kai-Chi wrecked by a torpedo explosion while in the Yangtse. The ship sank in thirty seconds with 150 officers and men killed or wounded, leaving only two survivors. Kai-Chi, 2,153 tons, 200 feet long, steel-hulled, single screw, built in 18k.
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Shanghai
Yangtse
Kai-Chi
Milner Sworn In as Transvaal Governor
Pretoria June 2 Lord Milner the British High Commissioner in South Africa took the oath as Governor of the Transvaal in a ceremony attended by a large assembly. The crowd cheered and a salute from the fort marked the occasion.
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Count von Waldersee
Emy
South Africa
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Lara Lansdowne
Foreien
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Pretoria
Lord Milner
Transvaal
Agua Dulce Captured by Government Forces
Panama reports Agua Dulce fell on June 19 after government Sunboats reached the bay. About 100 previously captured Liberal soldiers rejoined General Berti’s troops and the town surrendered without resistance. Government gunboats followed the retreating revolutionaries as cattle and a vessel of produce were left behind.
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French automobile ambulance eyed as new racing aid
Paris dispatches reveal a French plan to accompany Paris to Vienna races with a large ambulance car following the leading machines. The device would move to aid injured spectators and drivers, transforming auto racing into a spectacle with medical backup and risk mitigation across the route.
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Vienna
M. Henri de Rothschild
Acting Professor Richey Remains at Seminary on Salary
An agreement preserves Rev. Dr. Thomas Richey as acting professor of ecclesiastical history at the General Theological Seminary. He will continue with a $4,000 salary and living quarters until September 1, 1902, after initially resisting retirement and then proposing to retire.
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General Theological Seminary
Thomas Richey
Richey
Tenement House Probe Raised By Union Delegate
James P. Archibald of the Paper Hangers' Union urged Central Federated Union to investigate efforts to keep tenement houses under the new law free of vice. A resolution directed the secretary to request a report from Mayor Low on actions taken by the Tenement House Commissioner since taking office.
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Central Federated Union
James P. Archibald
Mny of Low
Reuben Blossom Takes Writing Post at Local Paper
Reuben Blossom former editor of The Bloomville Clarion is engaged to write for this paper until further notice.
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Reuben Blossom
Bloomville Clarion
Local items from Wantage reflect new and familiar faces
A column from Wantage recaps chatter at the Tilden Club and town life. Grover Cleveland and Guden spar over steers, Russell Sage tends farms, and Bryan and Nixon figures surface in playful gossip. Swanstrom and Wash the hired man appear amid political barbs and humorous digs at Tammany Hall.
Brooklyn Democrats weigh Shepard as NY governor candidate
Brooklyn leaders debate whether to back David B. Hill or install Edward M. Shepard as governor, citing Shepard’s independent faction, Hill’s control, and Kings County’s fundraising heft. Shepard drafted platform planks and may be urged for the ticket, with Willoughby Street seeking recognition.
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Brooklyn
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Kings County
Hill
Wolfert
Hugh McLaughlin
James Shevlin
Willoughby Street
McLaughlin
John L. Shea
Democrats
Edward M. Shepard
Shepard
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Cleveland
National Civic Club
Pouch Gallery
Congress
Bryan
New York
Richard Olney
Shevlin
Brooklyn Democracy
Treasury
State Committee
Martin W. Littleton
Hamilton Club
Planks Endorsed by Brooklyn Leader in City Reform Push
A set of reform planks includes a canal policy and a proposal for a constitutional amendment to curb the legislature’s power over first class cities. One plank, credited to Littleton, urges submitting the amendment to the people. The planks were shown to Hugh McLaughlin and then given to Mr. Hill during a visit to the Brooklyn leader last Friday night.
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Littleton
Hugh McLaughlin
Mr. Hill
Brooklyn
Vacation Tests Sermon on Rest and Recreation
The Rev Dr Howard Agnéw Johnston preached at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday urging rest as a social duty. He urged recreation become re creation not dissipation and argued the Sabbath serves the whole man including those idle by a coal strike, allowing some Sunday cycling for office workers.
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Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Howard Agnéw Johnston
Johnston
Weather Report and Forecast for Today and Tuesday
East of the Rockies high pressure dominates the weather with fair conditions and rising temperatures inland. Showers possible in the middle Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys with winds varying from northwest to northeast along coasts. The forecast calls for fair weather today and Tuesday in New England and the Mid Atlantic with gradually warming temperatures and light variable winds.
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Weather Bureau
Fresh Air Fund Sends 271 Children From City Heat
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund has sent 271 children to farms and homes for relief from city heat and pollution. Kindergartners and disabled children left the city with teachers, visiting Atlantic Highlands and Eunice Home. Others went to Middletown Goshen Westfield and Tenafly with hosts who open their doors for the summer, and more outings are planned as schools close June 3.
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Tribune Fund
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The
Tribune
Reed's Alumni Association
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Goshen
Fresh Air Fund
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John S. Lyle
Happyland
New Windsor
Memorial services honor Amos J. Cummings at Carnegie Hall
Typographical Union No. 6 held a memorial service at Carnegie Hall for Congressman Amos J. Cummings. Speakers praised his courage, honesty, friendliness, and dedication to labor rights, noting his long newspaper career and loyalty to his convictions.
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James J. Murphy
Memorial Committee
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Philadelphia
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Murphy
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Philip M. Kerridge
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Mississippi
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United States
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Illinois
James R. O'Beirne
24Th New Jersey Volunteers
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J. M. Robinson
Indiana
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Nebraska
The Tribune Subscription Rates and International Mail Info
The notice lists subscription prices for DAILY and WEEKLY editions, cross rates for TRI-WEEKLY and SUNDAY ONLY, and foreign postage details for Cuba Hawaii Europe and other locations. It also provides office addresses in New York City London Paris Geneva Hamburg and sale points at major hotels and railway depots.
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Postoffice Notice on Foreign Mails Deadlines
Foreign mails for the week ending June 29 1902 will close promptly at the General Postoffice. Parcels Post Mails to Germany close at 5 p m Monday and Wednesday. Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign Station half an hour later than listed, with Europe Central America via Colon closing one hour later for Supplementary Mails.
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