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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
1
The king underwent an emergency operation for perityphlitis with a large abscess evacuated. Reports say he slept well and Showed initial signs of recovery though doctors stress the outcome remains uncertain. Bulletin notes calm, but the crown ceremony may be postponed as the empire awaits further word.
In a forceful address Representative Charles B. Landis attacked Democratic opposition to the Philippine policy, applauded by Republicans while Democrats faced sharp criticism. He contrasted McKinley’s war aims with anti-imperialist rhetoric and condemned Democratic hypocrisy over Cuba and the Philippines.
In New York on June 24 Dr Cyrus Edson described perityphlitus as an inflammation around the vermiform appendix that can resemble appendicitis and require surgery to determine disease extent. He noted an abscess at the head of the large intestine likely driven the King's operation and projected recovery of three to four weeks, with possible extra recovery before resuming duties. The speech continued with political remarks on soldiers returning from the Philippines, honor to Oliver Cochran of the Fourth Cavalry, and defenses of imperial policy and General Funston, urging continued support for veterans and civil government measures in the Philippines.
Washington June 24 two notable speeches closed the general debate on the Philippine civil government with Mr Landis contending against Speaker Champ Clark as Mr Ball presented remarks. The discussions touched on governance, administration, and the future status of the islands amid ongoing U S policy considerations.
London and empire react in consternation as the Gazette postpones the coronation due to King Edward VII's serious condition. Crowds at Buckingham Palace and across cities continue celebrations despite the news. Officials announce the delay and plan to hold provincial festivities, with Liverpool and others adapting.
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