Yale Wins Thames Four With Barvari Four-Crew Victory
Yale defeats Barvari by three lengths in the Thames four mile boat race on the Thames at New London. The Elis clock 20:20 compared with Harvard 20:33, while the race features a dead heat in the freshman event and heavy spectator turnout including President Roosevelt aboard the Dolphin. Rough water delayed the program and crowding occurred around trains and race venues.
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Automobile of banker Spencer Trask runs down woman
A car carrying Spencer Trask's initials hits Mrs. Stauf on Fifty ninth street. A mob tries to pull the woman from the machine before club members rescue her and the child. The driver James Cash fled as police and ambulance were summoned. Mrs. Stauf is hospitalized.
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Man with missing timepiece recovers watch in New York fight
Robert Dorson of No. 29 East Fortieth Street followed a pickpocket in Madison Square Park after the thief stole his watch. Dorson regained it by alerting the thief’s pocket and held the suspect with a policeman named Bauer. Two youths were detained. Corica and Andina claimed different identities. Corica charged with petty larceny. Andina held as suspicious.
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Canal Passes House Senate Showdown in Panama Route Vote
Washington June 26 Isthmian Canal bill clears both chambers for Panama route purchase by United States at 40 million dollars if title is satisfactory. Nicaragua route potential fallback. Conference report debated as Hepburn urges concurrence amid questions on time limits and governance. Applause for Morgan and Hepburn as support grows.
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King Edward Maintains Rapid Recovery Progress
London reports King Edward’s condition improving with renewed appetite and a smoke after a late dinner. Queen Alexandra stays by his side as doctors note pain return without fever, while the King approves honors and inspects a ceremony, signaling cautious optimism amid royal duties.
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Reid's Formal Leave as Special Ambassador Endorsed
London dispatch reports Mr. Reid and Mrs. Reid parting from the American special embassy after services at St. Pauls with leave taking to be completed for the Prince of Wales. The embassy will dissolve, others returning to private life. Reid cancels social engagements for the next fortnight.
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King Edward Irs Returns Favorable Health Update
News from Buckingham Palace reports a continued favorable status for King Edward with a normal temperature and solid meals after a wound pain recurrence. Intercessions were held at St Pauls and across London as coronation day plans shift to a quieter autumn schedule amid public celebration and orderly crowds.
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King’s health improves as palace reports bulletin updates
London reports Buckingham Palace notes a steady improvement in the King’s condition. Bulletins describe better sleep and nourishment, stable temperature, and satisfactory wound status, with doctors expected back around 6 o’clock for the next update. Large crowds surround the palace amid cautious optimism.
London King Edward VIII Health Bulletin 1902 Update
London dispatch reports no change in King Edward’s condition as of 1 a m and 6 a m, with The Times warning readers against overconfidence. Medical observers say the pain in the wound is local, no fever, and appetite intact, suggesting no immediate crisis. Added ad promotes the Day Line Strs. service between New York and Albany.
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Coronation Talk Revives as King Recovers in London
Special from London reports growing forecasts for a October coronation date if the King recovers. Abbey preparations, reduced ceremonies, and omitted naval review mark the autumn plan while crowds celebrate and await official word on the monarch’s health.
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