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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1903

Page

7

Massacre at Belgrade crowns Servia with new ruler

Belgrade reports the royal palace seizure by 26 officers led by Maschin and Mischies. King Alexander and Queen Draga were killed after being forced to abdicate, with Prince Peter Karageorgevich proclaimed king as troops sealed Belgrade and the country debates monarchy versus republic.

Belgrade Ing” Alexander Draga Cers Se Bay Petar Karegeorgovich Eig Ljubomir Schickovics Vogislavkovics Neh Justice Nee M. Schickovics Milan Oval Palace Obrenovitch Servia Alexander Shebatz Obrenovitch House Michael Alexander Karageorgeevich Skupsktina Chorce Konak Kalmegden Park Royal Palace Maschin Mischies Pal Naumo- Wies Roya Naumovics Karageorgeevich Griics Constantinople Karageorgeovica Braga Maschit Nikolics Danube Gagiis St. Mark Peter Karageorgeviteh Natalie England Drage Queen Draga Dimitreyhc King Alexander Kistics

Serbian uprising ends Obrenovic dynasty disorder

Report describes a royal family incident ending with the assassination of Queen Draga’s servant and a crowd at the konek. Colonel Maschin emerges to declare the dynasty destroyed and rid of the king’s dishonorable influence, cheering long live Servia and the army.

Ieats Nediches Draga Maschin Konek Obrenovics Servia

New King of Servia Denies Complicity in Assassination

Prince Peter Karageorgevitch in Geneva rejects links to King Alexander and Queen Draga killings, laments bloodshed, and clarifies stance on abdication, foreign relations, and his potential claim. A New York tale presents Louis Napole on Coelanchick as claimed rightful Servian king, preferring American citizenship. Also low fares to Denver via Wheeling & Lake Erie for a Christian Endeavor convention with July sale dates. Includes a Chicago Journal quip about wedding preparations and letters.

Akupschtina Kara Georgevitch Ljubontr Kalleyica Peter Karageorgevitch Austria Russia Servia Geneva Alexander Draga Peter Belgrade Vienna Messares New York Grand Shupane Louis Napoleon Bonaparte Coelanchick Cochranchick Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor Wheeling & Lake Erie Chicago St. Louis Burlington Kansas City

Vote for Most Popular Lady Clerk Embarrasses Glira Why

In a witty exchange, Clarice deflects with a shambling joke about a greeking lad while a moment of embarrassment unfolds as Glira Why faces the crowd. The scene centers on a vote for the room’s most popular lady clerk.

Glira Clarice

Extra Session to Be Called By Roosevelt

Washington reports an extra session of Congress will be convened shortly after the November elections. The Cuban reciprocity treaty will be first on the agenda, requiring House approval before January 1. Chicago notes the Ferris Wheel sold in court for 8150 to the Chicago House Wrecking Co with a $10000 bond for removal. The wheel, once profitable at the World’s Fair, had ceased paying since then. The machine had stood in Jackson Park since 1901 after removal from 1844 North Clark Street.

Washington Congress Roosevelt House Chicago Luther V. Rice Jackson Park Clark Street Lincoln Park

Battle Ship Connecticut vs Oregon Armor and Firepower

A comparison notes that the Connecticut carries 4,000 tons of armor versus 2,900 on the Oregon. It states the Connecticut has 70 percent more gun weight and 7 percent more ammunition, with total gun energy about three and a half times greater.

Oregon Connecticut Amd

Markham criticizes costly polar expeditions

Sir Clements Markham, president of the Royal Geographical Society, deprecates rival nations’ costly polar ventures without cooperation. He calls future north pole expeditions worthless, useless for geographical aims, and contrary to the naturalist’s perspective.

Clements Markham Royal Geographical Society North Pole

Tall and Short Months by Seasonal Birth Heights

Averages show women born in summer and autumn are taller than those born in spring or winter, with August births tallest. For boys, those born in spring and winter tend to be taller than autumn and winter births, while November births are shortest and July births tallest.

The Only Two Common Guests at Newriches Reception

A joke about the Newriches reception after the horseshow notes it was very select with only two common people present. The two named guests were Mr. and Mrs. Newrich.

Newriches

Insult to Injury Swindle Sparks Outrage

A Kansas City Journal item quotes a victim denouncing a get-rich-quick swindle as a downright outrage. The swindler counters with a quip about an upright out rage, highlighting a sharp exchange over financial deceit.

Kansas City Journal

A Hot One in the War Talk

A wartime reminiscence features a speaker recalling close calls and a burlet grazing the leg while another suggests choosing a wider tree, capturing a wartime chat with humor and danger.

Hyomei Inhaler Promises Catarrh Cure Without Drugs

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a breakthrough catarrh treatment. Breathing the inhaler four times daily supposedly purifies airways, kills germs, and reaches lung air cells, offering a permanent cure without stomach drugs. The complete outfit costs $1.00 and includes inhaler, dropper, and over a month’s supply. a money back guarantee is offered by C. B. Anderson.

C. B. Anderson

Latest fashion notes on Liberty silk evening gown

A charming evening costume features a Liberty silk bodice with satin corsage device and Luxenil lace bertha. Pink lace medallions accent the accordion plaited skirt, with embroidery stitches suggested. Large Tuscan straw garden hat with green velvet wreath and pink rose wreath completes the sunny look.

Bertha Fortus

A thirteen year old kills stepfather with ax in Tennessee

Sheedyville, Tenn., June 12. Lewis Bolin, aged sixty, was killed last night by his thirteen year old step daughter with an ax. Bolin was chastising his stepson who called to his sister for help.

Sheedyville Tenn Lewis Bolin Bolin

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