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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
3
King Peter swears an oath as he assumes power in Servia promising unity of government and independence. He rides in ceremonial attire atop the horse of the late monarch, signaling a new era for the realm.
Belgrade reports King Peter Karageorgeviteh took the oath to uphold the constitution before the skupshtina and clergy, then reviewed troops at the parade ground in a ceremony marked by fervent cheers. He confirmed the existing ministry and held meetings with ministers.
The French minister to Servia reports that Belgrade ministers left together to press a protest against the assassinations of King Alexander and Queen Draga. Russia and Austria showed support but did not withdraw, fearing a full expulsion could spark another revolution. The ministers’ absence is indefinite, tied to King Peter’s cabinet choices and Servia’s notification to the powers.
Salt Lake June 25 FE M Heigho assistant chief clerk of the freight claim department of the Oregon Short Line has been named auditor of the Pacific and Idaho Northern with headquarters at Welworth Idaho The announcement was made today
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York from England and reached Washington today with designer William Fife. He will dine and be hosted by General and Mrs. Corbin tonight and lunch with President Roosevelt tomorrow at the White House. The reception included diplomats and high officials.
Topeka Kansas June 25 The Kansas legislature silent on relief funds adjourns tomorrow after a wrangle over appropriating money for flood sufferers. Many members say it is a disgrace to seek outside aid when funds exist in the state treasury. The relief bill was voted down by a small margin.
J W De Maris of Mackay former Custer County deputy sheriff visits Blackfoot en route home from Heppner Oregon site of deadly cloudburst. He learned two sisters died in the disaster one from Heppner and one from British Columbia both bodies recovered and interred.
The director of the mint bought 206 008 ounces of silver at an average 61.10 cents an ounce for Philip Pine coinage.
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