Belgrade braces for Prince Karageorgevitch as King
June 14 reports absolute quiet in Servia with Belgrade crowded by officers, students and dignitaries arriving from abroad. Most favor monarchic rule and Prince Peter Karageorgevitch, while republic sentiments fade among French and Swiss educated students. The Senate and Skupstchina prepare for the royal election, with Velimirovitch as Senate president. Provisional government pardons political prisoners, no arrests since last Thursday. Queen Natalie seeks word on visiting her son’s grave in Servia.
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Berde
Belgrade
Peter Karageorgevitch
France
Switzerland
National Assembly
Karaseorgevitch
Heiter Velimirovitch
Skupstchina
Court of Cassation
Appeal Court
Karageorgevitch
Natalie
Servia
Body Swallowed by the Sea Despite His Efforts
A rescue on the coast ends with one person saved, bruised, and injured after attempts to reach safety are thwarted by the sea. The survivor is identified as part of the Leo group, with authorities noting the perilous conditions and successful recovery.
Washington B. Thomas Wreck Kills Captain's Bride Far off Stratton Island
The five masted schooner Washington B. Thomas sank off Stratton's Island near Old Orchard while carrying 4000 tons of Norfolk coal to Portland. Mrs. William J. Lermond, captain's wife, died in the cabin during the wreck. Captain Lermond and 13 crew survived after 24 hours at sea. Several seamen were injured, and the vessel was a total loss.
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Old Orchard
Norfolk
Lermond
Thomas
Stratton Island
Mrs. Lermond
Lipton's Shamrock III Arrives Safely at New York Harbor
After a 16 day 22 hour voyage from Gourock Scotland the Shamrock III and its convoy reach Tompkinsville Staten Island at 10:20 am. The Erin tows and the Cruizer tugs escort, all 156 crew aboard are reported well with no accidents. The yacht passes Sandy Hook Lightship and enjoys cheers from passing vessels as they quarantine.
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New York
Gourock
Scotland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Erin
Atlantic
Fayal
Cruizer
Charles E. Msn
H. Hier Davies
Thomas Conl
Frank Johnson
T In
Matthews
Sandy Hook
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Coney Island
Sir Thomas
Davies
Robert FE. Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Thistle
Fires at Haverhill confirm incendiary warnings
June 14 Haverhill fire officials report two suspicious blazes in the shoe district and Stewart Street warehouse. Chief Gordon says both fires likely retaliation for letters signed Free Good Socialists and warns more could follow. Bartlett owned warehouse. Burke occupied it.
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Haverhil
Manchester
N. H
Gordon
Haverhill
William A. Mitchell
Stewart Street
Nathaniel C. Bartlett
Martin Burke
Santos-Dumont at Longchamp Airship Spectacle
Paris June 14. W K Vanderbilt’s Biltmore finished fourth in Prix de Villeron at Longchamps as M Santos-Dumont flew airship No 9 over the course. He performed maneuvers thrilling the crowd before descending center course, then ascended again and sailed toward Bagatelle amid cheers. Two balloons also passed overhead. Coincidentally two winning horses were numbered 9.
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Santos-Dumont
Longchamps Race Course
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Longchamps
M. Santos-Dumont
Bagatelle
Santos-Dumont No
Has Quincy an illicit still at Quincy Point
Quincy June 14. Inspector Mc Kay and a large officer squad swooped on Quincy Point expecting a full blast illicit still but found about 40 bottles of Jamaica ginger confiscated as damaging evidence. Jane McCullough, housekeeper at the premises, claimed officers had no authority to seize the stimulant and was arrested.
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Quincy
McKay
Quincy Point
Jane McCullough
Arson Follows Assassination in Kentucky Hotel Fire
The three story City Hotel in Jackson Kentucky owned by Captain B J Ewen was burned early today. Fifteen guests escaped uninjured with no insurance and total loss of the building. Authorities call the blaze incendiary and connected to intimidation tied to the Jettana White trial for lawyer J B Marcum. Captain Ewen testified seeing Curtis Jett fire the fatal shot and Jackson remains under martial law.
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Louisville
Jackson
B. J. Ewen
Jettana White
J. B. Marcum
Ewen
Curtis Jett
Marcum
State Bath House Opens at Revere on Opening Day
The Stars and Stripes and Massachusetts flag marked opening day at the State bathhouse in Revere. About 260 bathers visited the facility, with few women among them. The first entrants were Misses Dolly and Florence McDonald of Revere and F. S. Hutchins of Chelsea.
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Massachusetts
Revere
Dolly
Florence McDonald
F. S. Hutchins
Chelsea
Waterspout Seen Off Asbury Park NJ
Visitors to the beach and board walk watched a waterspout form about two miles south of Asbury Park and travel northward offshore. The funnel, a couple hundred feet wide at the base, broke about two miles north of the city, farther out at sea.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Collision on Hudson Pelham Line Injures Several Motormen
A head on collision on the Hudson Pelham and Salem division of the Haverhill and Southern New Hampshire street railway occurred this afternoon. Motorman Whidden ran past a block signal, causing the crash that damaged both electric cars. Motorman Ned Trish suffered a crushed right foot and underwent toe amputation. he was taken to Hale Hospital. Conductor McDonald and Motorman Irish aboard the other car avoided injury. Irish halted the vehicle. General Manager Franklin Woodman stated the accident and noted the block signal fault and Whidden’s negligence. Efforts to locate Whidden were unsuccessful.
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Haverhile
Hudson, Pelham & Salem
Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire Street Railway
Haveeen
Whidden
Pelham Centre
Lowell
Ned Trish
Hale Hospital
Miss Fellows
Franklin Woodman
New Hampshire Traction Company
Burgess
McDonald
Irish
Meigs
Trish
Assault on Charlestown Bridge Leaves Victims Hospitalized
Joseph Riley of 78 Parsons Street Brighton Lewis Pearlstein of 23 Norman Street and James Mitchell of 143 Moreland Street were assaulted on the Charlestown bridge while escorting young ladies to City Square. Mitchell may have a fractured skull from a stone blow. All wounded were treated at the hospital by Dr. McCausland as police from Hanover Street Charlestown investigated with patrol wagons but no arrests yet.
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Joseph Riley
Parsons Street
Brighton
Lewis Pearlstein
Norman Street
James Mitchell
Moreland Street
Charlestown Bridge
City Square
Mitchell
McCausland
Hanover Street
Charlestown
Young Patriots Begin Bleeding After Seventeenth of June
Premature celebrations by young patriots near the Seventeenth of June led to five gunshot injuries treated at the Emergency Hospital. The worst was Harry Levi of 27 Mayo Street, who endured two hours of removal of powder grains from his ear and head without much complaint. He was struck on the head by a blank cartridge fired on Genesee Street around 9 pm.
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Harry Levi
Mayo Street
Ledwell
Genesee Street
Showers Forecast for Boston Area
Weather bulletin for Boston and vicinity predicts Monday largely cloudy with possible light showers in the forenoon. Tuesday expected to be partly cloudy with variable winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa details yesterday
The thermometer at Thompson's Spa on Washington street logged yesterday's readings with numbers like 1802, 1903, 1902 and 65 to 69 in later entries. Ross Mac scored some amount and time marks appear as 7 3p mMie with miscellaneous entries, including 89 GT UR and 62 9 p.m.04.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Ross Mac
Emmons to tighten on Charlestown drinkers and Bunker Hill noise
Chairman Emmons intends a firm crackdown on drunkenness in Charlestown and a stricter look at South End officers. He aims to curb free lunches at bars, lessen Bunker Hill Day noise, and push for alderman action to legalize fireworks. He vows vigilant police orders and a formal probe into Saturday night arrests and conduct of South End conductors.
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North End
Emmons
Charlestown
Board of Aldermen
Hyland
Post
North Wilmington
South End
Bunker Hill
Catholic Literary Union
Quigley
North
West End
Boston
Dover Street
Palm Garden
Blackstone
Prince Peter Awaiting Notification in Geneva
Geneva June 14 Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch newly proclaimed King of Servia remains in Geneva awaiting notification of action by the Skupsthina. He continues to receive telegrams about the Belgrade situation and will stay there until further word is sent.
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Geneva
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
Belgrade
Skupstchina
Prince Peter vows to repudiate assassins and throne clash
Vienna reports a rumor that Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch demands all Belgrade officers linked to the murders leave the city before his entry. Geneva talks with M Raditch reportedly address conditions for accepting the Servian throne. Peter says vengeance is due but admits he has no power now. He adds the throne may never be.
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Vienna
Peter
Belgrade
M. Raditch
Geneva
Daily Express
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
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