Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch Interviews in Geneva
Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch, newly proclaimed King of Servia, rejects direct or indirect complicity in the Belgrade killings. He denounces the violence, discusses his political leanings, professes no haste to return to Servia, and praises Swiss institutions and press liberty. He notes his sympathy for Russia and the absence of news about his family in Belgrade. He and his Montenegrin betrothal history color his poised stance from Geneva.
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Geneva
Peter Kara
Prince Peter
Servia
Alavantics
Peter Karageorgevitch
Belgrade
Vienna
Alexander
Switzerland
Austria
Russia
Peter
Pesth
Temesvar
Demidoff di San Donato
Paris
Lincoln Versus Brookline Water Board Over Meter Dispute
William H. Lincoln of Brookline clash with the Water Board as a meter is installed on his property amid drought. Mrs. Lincoln remonstrates with the crew, a hearing is granted, and actions resume despite the dispute. Board chairman O B Mowry defends procedures while other members decline comment.
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Brookline
William H. Lincoln
Good Government Club of Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Brookline Savings Bank
Brookline School Committee
Beach Road
Brookline Water Board
Water Board
Lincoln
Foreman O’brien
York Harbor
Water Department
Mowry
Board of Selectmen
Oscar B. Mowry
The
Board of Water Commissioners
Messrs. Riley
Burke
King and Queen Buried in Belgrade After Quiet Funeral
Belgrade reports a secret funeral for the King and Queen at 1:30 a.m. Two coffins were moved to the old cemetery where Obrenovitch family members rest. Premier Markovitch to be buried with military honors. Officials promise a cabinet after a King is elected and a Geneva deputation may invite Prince Karageorgevitch to Belgrade. Calm prevails as talks of change continue.
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Belgrade
Obrenovitch
Draga
Pancsova
Avakumovics
Skupstchina
Karageorgevitch
Geneva
Peter I
Story of the Murders Told by the Assassins
Ninety Army officers plotted a revolt in Servia and killed King Alexander and Queen Draga at the Konak palace. The assault unfolded in darkness after lights failed, with Maschin leading the conspirators to seize the royal couple. Several officers and ministers were slain as the uprising ended with Maschin proclaiming the fall of the Obrenovic dynasty and a Servian triumph.
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Belgrade
Servia
Mitschitsch
Kalimagdan Garden
Konak
Konak Palace
Alexander Maschin
Draga
Naumovics
High Military Academy
Lavar Petrovitch
Petrovitch
Dimitrovic
Alexander
Maschin
Kistics
Queen Draga
Colonel Maschin
Nikola
Nikodemn Lunjevics
Zinzar Markovics
Pavlovics
M. Todorovics
Interior
Son of King Milan May Claim Throne
The late king's second son, legitimized by Mme Cristics, may dispute Prince Karageorgevich for the Servian throne. He lives in Constantinople with his widowed mother, whose father formerly was architect to the Sultan and is now her brother. The boy is 15 and described as strikingly handsome.
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ST. Petersburg
King Milan
Mme. Cristics
Karageorgevich
Constantinople
Milan
General Alexander McCook Dead in Dayton
Gen Alexander McDowell McCook US Army retired died at 6 this morning in Dayton. Born April 22, 1831 in Columbus County Ohio he graduated West Point at 21 and served in the Civil War rising to major general. Known as one of the fighting McCooks families had multiple members in service.
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Dayton
Alexander McDowell McCook
Columbus County
Ohio
West
Infantry and Cavalry School of
Department of Arizona
Department of Colorado
O. O. Howard
McCook
Boxing Night Draws Highlight Highland Club Meet
Chicopee Falls June 12 The Highland Athletic Club drew 700 spectators for its first boxing show. Two main bouts ended in draws as Boston boxers outpointed local fighters. Johnny Sheehan beat Kid Williams 10 rounds but referee Mesitt ruled a draw. Patsy Sweeney battered Dave Sullivan but an interference led to an even break.
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Chicopee Falls
Highland Athletic Club
Iield
Boston
Johnny Sheehan
Kid Williams
Holyoke
Mesitt
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