Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Policies in Progressive Speak
Roosevelt blasts President Wilson’s tariff and trust rules arguing for a strong federal anti trust regime. He labels Penrose and allies as threats to honest government and calls for a non partisan tariff commission and coordinated action among business farmers and workers.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
Penrose
Barnes
Messrs
Chicago
Republican Party
Wilson
Payne-Aldrich
Senate
Pennsylvania
United States
Democratic Party
States Rights Party
Moslem Croats Attack Serb Quarter in Mostar Battle
Special correspondents report mobs bearing Death to the Murderous Serbs banners clashed with Serb defenders in Mostar Bursting into fierce street fighting as houses were set ablaze Fire spread through the Serb quarter while volleys and flames raged from rooftop to rooftop across the city Similar outbreaks were reported in Bosnia between pro Austrian Moslems and anti Austrian Serbians in the wake of Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mostar
Herzegovina
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Archduke Francis Verdinand
Kaiser as Mourner in Vienna Funeral Attendance
Emperor William will be the only foreign monarch to attend the funeral of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg as Vienna prepares. The bodies travel from Sarajevo for the ceremony, with Francis Joseph coping with his loss.
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Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Sarajevo
William
Francis Joseph
Anti Servian Demonstrations Spread to Vienna
Sunday protests in Bosnia expanded to Vienna with 300 German nationalist students. They burned the Servian flag at half mast outside the legation, creating tension in the aristocratic quarter. Gendarmerie struggled to disperse the crowd as similar protests occurred near the war office and elsewhere in the city.
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Bosnia
Vienna
Legation
War Office
Archduke's Estates to Heirs in Bohemia Salzburg and Florence
Emperor Francis Joseph I opens a transfer of estate. The Archduke's children inherit the Bohemian and Salzburg estates and the Villa Tivoli in Florence will go to the new heir to the throne.
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Francis Joseph I
Bohemia
Salzburg
Arstersten
Villa Tivoli
Florence
Speare to Get 10000 From Will Waiver
Frank P. Speare education al director of the YMCA may receive the first 10000 of his late wife’s estate and half the income for life after waiving his right within a year of probate. He plans to marry Miss Katherine May Vinton Stoneham soon, though he calls public reports exaggerated. The waiver was filed in Norfolk Probate Court at Dedham on November 4, 1913.
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Frank P. Speare
Young Men's Christian Association
Speare
Katherine May Vinton Stoneham
Post
A Ffair
Norfolk
Dedham
Clinton Girl Weds A Waltham Man
Miss Mary Blanche McQuade daughter of Mr and Mrs John McQuade wed William Key of Waltham at St John s Church Clinton June 30. She a NYU and New England Conservatory of Music graduate. he manages Clarkson Furniture Store in Waltham and serves as treasurer of Watch City Co operative Bank and Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus. Ceremony by Rev Michael H Kittnedge. Attendants included John J Flynn and Alice McQuade.
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Clinton
Mary Blanche McQuade
John McQuade
William Key
Waltham
St. John’s
McQuade
New York University
New England Conservatory of Magic
Charkson Furniture
Watch City Co-operative Bank
The
Waltham Council
Knights of Columbus
Boston College
Michael H. Kittnedge
John J. Flynn
Alice McQuade
Borden and Son Reconcile In Estate Division
New York reports a codicil disinherited Dr. Matthew S. Borden for marrying without consent, yet a later transfer tax appraisal shows reconciliation. Dr. Borden now shares equally with his two brothers, each receiving 2,154,121 dollars from M C D Borden's estate.
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New York
M. C. D. Borden
Matthew S. Borden
Borden
Dr. Borden
Borden will and codicil outline family fortunes
The text recounts the 1912 death of Mr. Borden who owned the American Printing Company in Fall River Massachusetts, notes his wage policy and the life use of his estate for Harriet Borden, and describes a 1894 codicil cutting off son Matthew for an unhappy marriage. It mentions reconciliations, provisions for the son, and late-life financial details including a Yale connection.
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Mr. Borden
American Printing Company
Fall River
Mass
United States
Yale
Borde
Rival Iris clash in Omagh injures civilians
In Omagh County on June 30 a fierce Ulsterite versus Nazi collision occurred. The event left several civilians injured as police used batons during the disturbance.
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Iris
Omagh
County
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Roxbury
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Paris
Tremont
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Milton
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Portsmouth
Frank H. Thurston
Cojebroold N. H
Vian
Borden and Son
Edtat
New England
Mercia
Furniture Building
Avon Chauncy and Bedfok
Jordan Marsh
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