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Newspaper boys holding posters announcing King Edward VII s

Prior to Edwards coronation he became ill and had to have an operation causing the coronation to be postponed to August. Date: 2nd July 1902

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A Momentous Announcement: Newspaper Boys Dispense Exciting News of King Edward VII's Postponed Coronation, 2nd July 1902 This evocative image captures the spirit of anticipation and excitement as newspaper boys proudly display posters announcing the new coronation date for King Edward VII. The scene unfolds on a bustling London street, where the boys, dressed in their iconic uniforms, clasp the colorful posters close to their chests, ready to distribute the latest news to the eager public. The year is 1902, and the monarch, who had fallen ill and undergone an unexpected operation, had to postpone his coronation from the original scheduled date of January 21, 1902. The announcement of a new date, this time in August, brought renewed hope and enthusiasm to the British people. The boys' faces are filled with determination and pride, reflecting the importance of their role in disseminating vital information to the masses. The posters themselves are a visual feast, adorned with intricate designs, regal insignia, and the bold, black text proclaiming the new coronation date. This historical moment encapsulates the power of the press and the vital role it played in shaping public opinion and keeping the populace informed during a time of uncertainty. The image serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of accurate and timely news, and the enduring spirit of resilience and hope that characterized the British people during this period.

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