Panama Canal bill conference ends in Senate amendment acceptance
Washington June 25 conference on the Isthmian Canal bill reached unanimous agreement to accept the Senate amendment, allowing canal construction if the President secures a clear title. Hepburn sought a six month limit for title perfection but failed. outcome favors Senate terms and Morgan urged acceptance for the Nicaragua route.
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Midwest Storms Ravage Indiana Territory
A sweeping June central Indiana tempest wreaked widespread destruction from Hancock through Marion and Tippecanoe counties. Hundreds of buildings collapsed, thousands of trees toppled, cutting highways and rail lines. two deaths were confirmed with several injuries. Damage extended into South Dakota and Iowa with strong winds, damaged towns, and ruined crops in Viborg Yankton Tyndall and surrounding areas.
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Pendleton
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McCordsville
Fire destroys McKesson & Robbins warehouse in city blaze
A seven story McKesson & Robbins warehouse at No. 7 Ann St caught fire at 9 55 last night. Smoke, fumes, and advancing flames hampered firefighters, three alarms were sounded, and the stock and building suffered about 75000 dollars in damage. An Angora cat was rescued from the second floor by Fireman Joseph W Finnigan as crews protected adjacent properties and contained the blaze.
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Yankton
Frank Bieres
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Fremen
Fulton St
Joseph W. Finnigan
Finnigan
Croker
Russia Way Get Vanchtria Clause Rumor Shocks London
A Daily Mail dispatch from Peking reports a high authority claim that a recent Russia concessions pact with China includes a clause where China virtually renounces sovereignty in Manchuria. London reports the June 26 note.
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Controversy Settled Over Wiggins Ferry Company in St Louis
High authority reports an amicable settlement between Rock Island and Gould interests over control of the Wiggins Ferry Company in St Louis. Rock Island will join the Terminal Association of St Louis on equal terms, securing terminal facilities in St Louis.
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Trouble Brewing in Hayti Amid Rising Tensions
Telegraphs from Kingston Jamaica report a worsening Haytian crisis with intense party strife. Presid ent candidates’ supporters guard homes at night as rioting killed several in Cape Haytien. Provisional government struggles with arrears and futile loan efforts, while Generals Fouchard and Pierre align against M Firmin, signaling inevitable conflict.
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Coronation honors announced in Official Gazette
The Official Gazette lists coronation honors with many promotions and new titles. Promoted field marshals include the Duke of Connaught and Sir Henry Wylie Norman. the Prince of Wales becomes general. numerous baronets, knights, and privy councillors are named, with new orders of merit and civil service honors. The notices also mention theTwentieth Century Limited timetable via New York Central and Lake Shore.
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King Edward's Condition Improves Amid Coronation Anxiety
London reports the King's condition is more satisfactory with improved nourishment and ability to open telegrams. Crowds outside Buckingham Palace await nightly news as doctors express cautious hope, while Queen Alexandra stays close and officials note patient compliance and a guarded path to potential coronation.
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Mindanao pacification report sets June 27 submission date
Manila reports Lt Col Frank B Baldwin expects Panis to surrender by June 27 after renewed operations in Mindanao. The milestone follows promises to hand over murderers of American soldiers and captured horses and arms. Also notices railroad timetable change and boarding house directory item.
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Mindanao
King Edward Gaining Hopeful Royal Recovery Report
The latest physicians bulletin at 11 p.m. reports King Edward's condition satisfactory with unofficial notes of improvement. He reportedly ate scrambled eggs and hock and soda and opened telegrams. Special embassies depart London as intercession services are planned across the empire. Coronation honors list published per the King's wish.
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King Edward's health update from Buckingham Palace bulletins
An early 1902 bulletin summary reports King Edward's condition improving with comfortable rest and no serious symptoms. Subsequent notes note restlessness at night then daytime sleep with improving strength. Crowds gather at Buckingham Palace gates as anxious public awaits further official word.
Medical Views Aired On King’s Illness Before Coronation
London reports of the kings illness spark medical debates with theories from prominent surgeons. Lack of detailed case data limits explanation of delayed diagnosis and prognosis, while the King remains under care with uncertain convalescence. Royal entourage departs and foreign envoys adjust coronation plans amid shifting mood.
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