Serbian Royal Family Slain in Palace Coup
King Alexander and Queen Dragan of Servia, the premier, ministers of war and interior, and relatives were murdered by high ranked conspirators in the palace between midnight and two this morning. Peter Karageorgeviteh proclaimed king, ending the Obrenoviteh dynasty. Army officers involved and European powers react with varied stance on the dramatic assassination.
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Draga
Servia
Belgrade
Dragan
Interior
Nikedem
Peter Karageorgeviteh
Sinin
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Obrenoviteh Dynasty
King Alexander and Queen Die in Servian Palace Coup
The royal couple were slain during a palace seizure led by conspirators aided by Col. Naumovies. With cannons firing and doors blown, the king and queen were killed as guards and ministers were overwhelmed. The document demanding abdication was rejected, sealing the royal couple’s deaths and signaling broad Servian support for Prince Karageorgevitch's succession.
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Seversl
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Naumogies
Col
Mischies
Diu
Five Die When Des Moines River Boat Capsizes
A small boat carrying five miners across the Des Moines river capsized near Fraser. Victims named are Thomas Goleman Andrew Marchona Steve Germadine Carria Megatin and Nicholas Grometine. All were Tinlians employed in Fraser coal mines. The incident occurred midstream when the boat was overturned by current.
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Des Moines
Thomas Goleman
Andrew Marchona
Steve Germadine
Carria Megatin
Nicholas Grometine
Coleman
Fraser
Crop reports and public notices from Des Moines June issue
Des Moines dispatches sketch crop conditions with one third in excellent shape one third likely salvageable and one third ruined plus a strong hay outlook and a restrained corn yield estimate of 200 million bushels. Reports cover bank deposits state savings up sharply and a Rockefeller aid expectation for Des Moines college.
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Des Moines
Towa
Rural free delivery expands as papers rise to eighty five
The educational side of rural free delivery is shown by a western mail route with 109 boxes. When the route started daily papers in the district totaled five. Now eighty five papers are carried, largely from two large cities, reflecting growing readership.
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J. I. Trewin
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Carroll
Free ‘Gelivery
Two New Ditches Spark Woodbury County Campaign
Flooding of thousands of acres in Woodbury County renews farmer support for two proposed ditches the Garretson and the Stoddard. The Garretson would run 11 miles at about 46000 dollars, the Stoddard nine miles at 40000 dollars. West Fork residents claim damages over 200000 from water backing up and flooding their lands if the ditches are built.
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West Fork
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