Alteration Sale Week Promises Sweeping Prices
As work nears for the store improvement a large stock must be moved. A double effort will cut stock to make room. The week will feature sweeping prices and emphatic values never seen before.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
1
Bargain Fashion and Home Goods Sale This Week
Rare values appear across garments, suits, and carpets in a limited sale. Extra fine finishes and a wide assortment include a 10 by 11 velvet rug for 12.50 and hats, hosiery, and rugs offered at low prices to entice shoppers within a 10 day window.
Bloody royal overthrow shocks Belgrade in Serbia coup
Belgrade June 13. The assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga was carried out by a group of officers in the royal palace. Prince Peter Karageorgevitch was proclaimed king, with discussions of republican sentiment among the intelligentsia. The attack left seventeen dead and ten wounded, as crowds watched a tense transition toward a new government and awaited foreign attitude. The palace massacre ended with the royal couple found slain and buried in Belgrade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
Skupschtina
Kara- Btorgevitch
Liubonir Kallevies
Prince Peter Karageorge- Viteh
Austria
Russa
eNen
Mart
Mbrenovttop
England
Ferviah Rovecrinert
Natalie
Drage
Mitschlasch
Kalimagden
Konak
Konak Palace
Alexander Maschin
Naumovics
High Military Academy
Panajotovic
Lavar Petrovitch
Queen Draga
Dimitrevic
Macchin
oMeers
Kistics
Praga
Colonel Maschin
the Konak
the Obrenovitch
Nikola
Nikadem Lunijevics
Zinzar Markovics
Pavlovics
Alexander Obrenovics
Draginja Obrenovics
Karageorgevitch
Prince Karageorgevitch
Geneva
Russia
Chicago Hotel Strike Expands Across City
A major Chicago hotel strike spreads with 25 leading hotels struck including Auditorium and Palmer House. Wages and hours demand union recognition while proprietors push arbitration. Pickets surround properties as restaurant workers threaten to close hotel eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Virginia
Great Northern
Brevoort
Union
Auditorium
Auditorium Annex
Sherman House
Grand Pacific
Stratford
Palmer House
Briggs House
Bismarck
Kaiserhof
Thompson's
Victoria
Wellington
Lakota
Chicago Beach
del Prado
Vendome
Hyde Park
Windermere
Metropole
Kenwood
Holland
Strike settled in Morenci after nine for eight hours deal
The Morenci strike ends with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight hours work. Territorial guard departs camp today. Five troops of regulars from Fort Grant and Fort Huachuca under Colonel Lebo are on site. Italians are excluded from the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenci
Ariz
Grant and
Huachuca
Lebo
Yale prize winners named for junior class and divinity awards
New Haven Conn June 13 awards were made public Friday night at Yale naming prize recipients. Edwin Clapp of St Paul Minnesota won the first Winthrop prize for juniors. William Spencer Robertson of Oxford Wisconsin earned the George Washington Eggleston historical prize for an essay on Francisco de Miranda and the Revolutionizing of Spanish America. Ernest Frank MacGregor of St Paul Minnesota won the Allis scholarship in the divinity school. James Harold Wallis of Dubuque Iowa received the Barge mathematical prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Barge
James Harold Wallis
Dubuque, Ia
Commercial Travelers Open District Council in Duluth
In Duluth on June 13 the Commercial Travelers began their tenth annual district council with a mass meeting at the armory and closed with a dance that continued past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Supreme officers elected in Workmen lodge and Russia talks
Webb McNall of Kansas chosen supreme master workman with officers elected except one trustee. Other notes include a case against W F Vernon for forging drafts, Iowa leaving the Degree of Honor jurisdiction, and Roosevelt-Cassin discussions on the Russian Jewish situation with no definite outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb McNall
Kansas
Supreme
St. Paul
Gaylord
Kan
W. H. Miller
St. Louis
Wil M. Narvis
Muscatine
Supreme Oveseer
Willem M. Colvig
Oregon
Supreme Recorder
M. W Sack
California
Minnehaha Hall
Iowa
Superior Lodge
Stat of
Central Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee Turnverein Jubilee Opens With Pageant and Music
Milwaukee Turnverein celebrates golden jubilee with visiting Turners from Wisconsin and Chicago. The event includes a jubilee overture by Christ Bach’s orchestra, welcome by Henry Hauhn, a Turnverein chorus, and a dramatic tableau sequence ending with a gold laurel wreath for Milwaukee’s Turnverein children and women’s classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Turnverein
Wisconsin Turnerbund
Chicago
West Side
Turner Hall
Christ Bach
Henry Hauhn
Turn
Nilwaukee
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Count Cassini
Washington
White House
Russnia
Ishin Ff
Alan Ino
Roosevelt
United States
Milwaukee Turnverein
Middletown
Conn
Middlefield
George Smith
Smith
Major Gibbes Dcad
Fort Sumpter
Columbia
D. C
W. H. Gibbes
Gibbes
George James
Beaureguard
Anderson
Cleveland
New York
Radstreet
Bas
Perealy
Lo Feng Luh
London
Foo Chow
China
University of Virginia
William Cooper
Andrew Dowling
Clayton
Ala
Exchange
Kansas City
Rudolph Baird
Goulder
Colo
Oscar le Brun
Belcourt
N. D
St. Thomas College
Mississippi River
Saginaw Valley Baptist Association
Bay City
Mich
J. J
Army
Naval Board
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