King Edward Out Of Immediate Danger Despite Wound
London reports show King Edward maintained strength with the wound causing occasional discomfort. Official bulletins from Buckingham Palace note the monarch is out of immediate danger but convalescence will be slow and require constant attention, with the public reaction of relief and royal family dining at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Drs. Treves, Barlow and
Laking
Buckingham Palace
Treves
Barlow
Edward
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Crowds Bid Farewell to Princely Figure in London
A large crowd gave the prince a hearty sendoff as Princess Henry of Prussia departed London. The King received many telegrams including a Balmoral dispatch from Transvaalers praying for the sovereign’s recovery and long life for him and the Queen. Illumination fixtures on buildings and in Newcastle and smaller towns marked the moment, as London returned to normal with news of Edward’s improving health.
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Henry
Prussia
London
Balmoral
Transvaal
Edward
Newcastle
England
Coronation Festivities Draw Near Amid Mixed Feelings
London residents face a week of sharp emotions as jubilation fear and hope mix. A July 2 hospital hall event at the Crystal Palace features many American participants while July 4 sees an Oriental decorated India Office for the Asiatic reception. The Prince of Wales is expected to greet visitors and London’s poor anticipate a free coronation dinner.
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London
Crystal Palace
Brilliant Hospital
India Office
Prince of Wales
Trouble Flares as Haiti Factions Clash in Cape Haitien
Fighting rages in Cape Haitien after Admiral Killick landed troops to back General Firmin, despite protests by the consular corps and church leaders. State authorities and US officials scramble to interpret cablegrams about a threatened bombardment and disavowal, while Santo Domingo notes a crisis in its neighbor’s government and finances.
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Haiti
Killick
Firmin
Paris
Republic
Washington
Hill
United States
Powell
Port Au Prince
Port Haitien
Renewal of Dreibund Pact Signed in Berlin
The three nation renewal of the Dreibund between Germany Austria Hungary and Italy was signed in Berlin by Count Von Buelow L Von Szogyleny Marich and Count Tanza di Busca in its original form The text will be kept secret for now and publication is possible later Germany views the move as separate from political and economic renewals aiming to preserve commercial treaties while keeping issues apart.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Count von Buelow
L. von Szogyleny-Marich
Count Tanza di Busca
France
Teutonica
New explosive Mathamite tested near Cleveland
In a rural area east of Cleveland Ohio a test of the new explosive Mathamite by Prof. H. M. Mathaway of Wellsboro Pennsylvania showed safety features. The explosive only detonates with a percussion cap and was subjected to pounding on an anvil fire and rifle bullet tests. Pieces two inches in diameter blew from boiler plate and a one pound shell shattered into thousands of pieces.
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Cleveland, CO
H. M. Mathaway
Wellsboro
Destructive Southern Indiana Tornado Toll Tells
A June tornado ravaged Posey County Indiana and crossed into Kentucky, killing four in all and injuring others. In Posey County the Goedde home collapsed killing Frank Goedde Sr and his son, with the Goedde Jr fatally hurt. Nearby homes and barns were demolished. mass casualties were feared as communications failed. Louisville reported a windstorm tornado in Charlestown area causing heavy damage but no deaths. Across Kentucky more barns and telegraph lines were destroyed and crops harmed.
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St. Wendells
Posey County
Evansville
Frank Goedde
Chris Laugel
Frank Goedde, Jr
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Charlestown
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
James Carr
Nobb's Station
Lexington
John Jones
King Edward Out of Immediate Danger and Storms Across Indiana
A severe wind storm toppled wires and felled a tree that crashed into a residence, injuring a man named Hudson. In Louisville, a northwest Portland area wind storm caused extensive damage, destroying a car barn pillar and killing motorman H. H. Branch while unroofing homes and felling trees. High winds continued into the night.
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Hudson
High Bridge
Louisville
Portland
Thirty-first
Portland Avenue
Louisville City Railway
H. H. Branch
Pond Burst Destroys Crops In Indiana Flood
In Mount Summit area near Muncie Indiana a large fish pond burst its banks during a heavy rainstorm washing soil debris into Blue river. Crops including corn and wheat were ruined and thousands of fish scattered across fields. Damages to crops estimated at 2000 dollars. Traffic on the C R M railway suspended due to a landslide near Richmond after the heaviest rain in three years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
E. T. Ice
Mount Summit
Blue River
Richmond
Miner Secretary Vows to Violate West Virginia Injunction
Secretary Wilson says he will disobey Judge Keller's injunction if duty requires conference with miners in West Virginia, even at risk of jail. Rosemont Coal accepts miners' wage scale. about one hundred return to work. Mother Jones visits Evansville. defends right to rally miners and questions federal judge’s treatment.
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United Mine Workers
Judge Keller
West Virginia
New River
Wilson
Mitchell
Chicago
Wilkesbarre
Cinccinnati
Indianapolis
Rosemont Coal Company
Fairmount
W. Va
Jones
Evansville
Arkersburg
Jackson
Federal
United States
Knox to Investigate coal trust question
President Roosevelt asked Attorney General Knox to determine if the anthracite coal combination is a trust under the Sherman act. He cited Wright’s labor report and data from coal operators and miners and will base his opinion on the Supreme Court interpretation of a trust.
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New York
Roosevelt
Knox
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchell
Pee Ee Aere Pepe Ton
Wiadoke Decissaton Tnt Cee
Birmingham Coal Conference Ends Without Agreement
The joint meeting between coal miners and operators in Birmingham closes with no deal. If no settlement by July 1, about eight thousand United Mine Workers members face suspension as miners demand 5 cents more per ton, an eight hour day, and biweekly pay.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers
Murdered Teachers List Names and Addresses
The War Department released the names and home addresses of four teachers missing from Cebu Island Philippines since June 10 1902. Clyde O France Marlboro Stark county Ohio Ernest Heger Philadelphia L A Thomas Providence R I John E Wells Providence R I An AP report dated June 27 notes a native constabulary member killed a man for resisting arrest and found on him the revolver watch and chain that belonged to Mr Thomas.
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Cebu
Philippines
Clyde O. France
Marlboro
Stark County
Ohio
Ernest Heger
Philadelphia
L. A. Thomas
Providence
John E. Wells
Associated Press
Native Constabulary
Thomas
Seven Found Guilty in Chicago Jury Bribery Case
Seven defendants including two lawyers and three jurors were found guilty in a three week omnibus trial linked to Austin suburb streetcar protests. William J. Gallagher received an indeterminate penitentiary term. P H O'Donnell James T Brady Cyrus Simon were fined 2000 each. John O'Donnell paid 500. jurors H T Lawrence and Herbert Rothery fined 200 each.
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William J. Gallagher
P. H. O'Donnell
James T. Brady
Cyrus
Simon
John O'Donnell
H. T. Lawrence
Herbert Rothery
Austin
Union Traction Company
Sults
Cyrus S. Simon
O'Donnell & Brady
Traction Company
Fate of Lieut Stockley Revealed in Native Testimony
War Department reports from Major Bowen recounts Second Lieutenant Paul D Stockley Twenty first Infantry disappearing in January 1900 near Talasay Batangas. He allegedly faced natives who stoned him stabbed him and shot him then threw his body into a lake near Microsoft Bangao. One killer was caught and tried by military commission others remain at large.
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Washington
Paul D. Stockley
Twenty-first Infantry
War Department
W. H. C. Bowen
Fifth Infantry
Bowen
Stockley
Talasay
Batangas
Tanauan
Banga
Resignation Demand Hits Arkansas State Guard Leader
Adjutant General Charlies Jacobson of the Arkansas State Guard demands the resignation of Harry H. Myers, Republican nominee for governor, accusing him of insulting Governor Jefferson Davis, the Democratic nominee and State Guard commander, by calling him a "human windmill and bombastic dictator" in a campaign speech.
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Little Rock
Ark
Charlies Jacobson
Arkansas State Guard
Harry H. Myers
State Guard
Myers
Jefferson Davis
Street Car Collision Kills Motorman in Marlboro
In a head on crash on the Hudson River division of Marlboro Street Railway tonight Motorman John H. Harris died from injuries and about thirty five passengers and employees were hurt, several seriously, with many removed to local hospitals for treatment.
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Marlboro, Mars
Hudson River
Marlboro Street Railway
John H. Harris
Collision on Broad Ripple Line Kills One, Injures Nine
A two-car crash on the Broad Ripple line at 10 o clock, under rain obscuring headlights, killed motorman White and injured nine others. Cars 407 southbound and 40% northbound collided, both derailed, fore-ends smashed after the impact.
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Broad Ripple Line
Broad Ripple
Samuel White
Collision Kills Motorman and Injures Several in Broad Ripple
A heavy collision between two Broad Ripple street cars last night left Samuel White dead three hours after the crash. Harvey Holmes was fatally injured, with eight others injured. White’s car No 407 and the northbound No 43 collided near Strawstack switch as rain and darkness hindered visibility. Doctors treated the injured at Dr Light’s Broad Ripple home. the scene drew many onlookers and responders from local precincts.
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Strawstack
Light Avenue
White
William Fisher
Fisher
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