King Edward Seesgradual Improvement Amidst Peril
London dispatch reports King Edward's condition improving though serious abdominal infection remains. Bulletin notes no major change yet doctors warn peritonitis or hemorrhage could occur, with Treves citing a one in three death risk in perityphilitic abscess cases and timing largely between days five and eight. Coronation honors to be announced in the Gazette.
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King undergoes perityphilitic surgery after cold
London reports the king develops a perityphlitis after a cold, with deterioration nine days prior. An operation to drain the caecal cavity was performed by Sir Frederick Treves at noon on Tuesday, with anesthesia by Dr. Frederick Hewitt. Recovery begins with a restless night, then improvement by Wednesday noon. The prince of Wales hosted a reception for colonial premiers at St. James's.
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Prince of Wales
Queen bears up under sympathy from world
Queen Alexandra shows quiet strength as she receives sympathy from across the globe. A telegram from General Booth in Berlin asks prayers for the king’s recovery, reflecting widespread concern and support during this time.
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Day's History King Edward VII Health Bulletin
London June 25 reports anxious wait over King Edward VII condition. First bulletin notes restlessness and sleep after 1am with no untoward symptoms, promising satisfactory progress. Crowds gather at Buckingham Palace as the Prince of Wales arrives. private advices echo official notes with signs of slight worsening. Tomorrow set for intercession across the kingdom as coronation embassies depart.
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Royal Lunch Marks King's Improving Condition
The king's condition appeared more favorable after a royal lunch at the palace with the duke and duchess of Aceta visiting from Dorchester house. Observers noted the queen's devoted nursing at his bedside, tying the visit to the monarch's potential recovery. Two thousand visitors were registered at the palace yesterday.
London Struggles to Rebound After Coronation Delays
London business slows as coronation postponement spreads losses across hotels, caterers, and vendors. Thousands endure ruined plans for June 26 and 27 medals, with insurances deemed too costly. Public mood unsettled. celebrations canceled and telegrams congested. St Paul's plans a solemn intercession service for the King’s recovery.
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Choate Dinner Off as Ambassadors Withdraw
London June 25 United States ambassador Joseph H Choate canceled his June 29 dinner and Whitelaw Reid a special ambassador is canceling all engagements. Royal equerries attend at Reid's residence Brooke House while government notes royal carriages will be available if they stay. Reid plans to travel to the continent then Scotland and return to America in the autumn. Special embassies have not coordinated condolence actions to the royal family though several envoys have sent personal condolences.
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Austria
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Belgium
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France
Consternation at Berlin Dispatch Describes Strong Feeling
New York reports consternation in Berlin as a dramatic diplomatic dispatch reaches The Herald. The brief item notes widespread reaction and sets a tense tone for unfolding events.
King Edward Seen Link Between This Country and England
Read as a note on the postponement of the coronation issue with mentions of King Edward as a strong connecting link between this country and England.
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Lipton Denies King Edward’s Desperate Condition
London reports that King Edward’s dire illness is not accurate. Sir Thomas Lipton spent an hour at Buckingham Palace this afternoon, and the Associated Press confirms the denial of the circulating rumors in New York.
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Panama Route Favored in Canal Bill Conferees
Associated Press reports Washington June 25 that Alabama delegation support backs the Panama route. Senate amendment deemed conclusive by Senator Morgan and others. House conferees decided to accept the Senate bill. Omnibus statehood bill set as unfinished business for the next session. Senator Quay withdrew immediate consideration. Democrats accept arrangement.
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General strike actions expand across unions and rail shops
June 25 reports show a broad strike resolution by dyers helpers urging all worker unions to join the general strike. In Cheyenne 560 shop workers, 650 total, including boiler makers, were discharged as the Union Pacific intends to close the shops permanently. In Chicago wages demanded rise with pay scales set and a strike fund sought. in Indianapolis miners donate 50,900 dollars to support West Virginia coal field actions.
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Crane Likely to Go Letter Reveals Loyalty Inquiry
Edward M. Crane of Wien received a letter from Rep J H Davidson inviting him to Washington to discuss loyalty. Crane said he would not travel to investigate loyalty but would assist if possible and may go to meet leaders and offer help despite reluctance to public print.
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Judge Cox Dead Former Supreme Court Justice Passes at Seventy
Washington June 2 Associated Press Walter S. Cox former associate justice of the supreme court of the District of Columbia died here today at seventy. He presided over many famous criminal cases including the trial of Guiteau for the Garfield assassination. The best any man can do is never very.
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Tornado Toll Tops Reports Across Indiana and Iowa
A severe storm swept central Indiana near Greenfield and Maxwell, killing or injuring numerous residents and destroying homes, factories, and utilities. Widespread damage reached Hancock, Madison, and Hamilton counties with collapsed lines and halted transit. similar ferocity hit South Dakota and northwest Iowa with several buildings wrecked and trees down across towns such as Wiborg and Scotland.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club Sets New Regatta Dates
The Oshkosh Yacht Club changes its annual regatta from July 30 to August 1. Commodore PAM H Sawyer calls a special meeting at the Athearn hotel tomorrow at 1 PM to select new dates. The Inland Lake Yachting Association holds its regatta August 2 80, prompting the conflict avoidance.
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King Edward's History and Rise to the British Crown
A compressed chronicle of King Edward VII including birth in Buckingham Palace in 1281, education, emancipation, military honors, travels to the United States and Holy Land, marriage to Princess Alexandra, royal duties, tours, and key milestones from his youth to accession in 1901 and coronation plans.
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Local Regatta Dates Announced for Midweek Event
The club plans a regatta midweek likely on August 13 to 15. Fox Lake Yacht Club schedules its annual race week from July 14 to 19, setting the calendar for amateur sailing fans and participants.
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Wisconsin Elks Gather for 1903 State Convention Boost
Delegates from Oshkosh Madison Green Bay Manitowoc Watertown and Milwaukee arrive in Ashland for the Wisconsin Elks reunion ahead of the 1903 state convention. Oshkosh hosts the event with Ashland delegates and signage dominating the scene despite rain and gray skies. Milwaukee supports re electing A W Warden and RF F Witte for state offices as crowds plan the gathering and parade schedule.
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Died at hospital Mrs Blaine Winkler of Phillips Wis
Mrs Blaine Winkler wife of Gottaed Winkler of Phillips Wisconsin died Tuesday morning of heart disease at St Marys hospital after two weeks treatment She was forty years old Surviving are her husband and three children Remains were taken to Phillips by the Wisconsin Central railroad for burial in Phillips tomorrow Carl Wahlgren dies in Milwaukee at age three son of Herman Wahlgren of 659 Rich Street He died today of heart disease Funeral Friday at two from residence and 220 from Danish Lutheran church
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Indians Seek Share of New York Lands Award
Washington June 2 Representative Davidson argued before Secretary Hitchcock for the Brothertown and allied Wisconsin bands to receive a share of the Kansas lands award for the six nations of New York. No decision was rendered.
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Will League Bolt Contingencies Dominate Wisconsin Nomination
Milwaukee dispatch reports that Wisconsin Republicans face a near tied convention with Stalwarts and Half Breeds plotting to control credentials. Gossips say a bolt or separate ticket could appear if divisions persist, with governors and state central committee key to seating contested delegates and shaping La Follette's fate. Debate centers on whether such tactics secure a party nomination or spark legal challenges and court actions.
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