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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
8
The Servian parliament is summoned for June 15 to decide on Prince Petar Karageorgevitch’s accession amid tensions with Austria. Austria shows cautious opposition yet aims for amicable relations, while the potential for civil war looms.
Vienna reports a royal murder shock with King Alexander and Queen Draga killed. Rumors blame palace intrigue amid marital and political tensions. officials suggest dynastic change as a potential path to peace. Austria-Hungary seeks neutral stance unless Servia endangers its interests.
A tale dispatch from Semin Agreks reports that King Alexander and Queen Drayan were fatally shot in their royal chamber during a palace plot. The murderers allegedly embraced and celebrated, while the palace interior was left in ruin and blood.
Paris dispatch reports ex-Queen Natalie of Servia grieving in church after learning of her son’s death. New details describe the funeral and the moment parishioners stood in silence as attendants guided the service. The tragedy echoes through royal circles and prompts questions about succession and inheritance.
Rome reports a shock over the Delisture tragedy as officials say no international fallout is likely. An 1902 Austro-Lusitan pact on Batkang remains intact, and intercession in Servian affairs would occur only by common accord. Prince Peter Karageorgevitch shows deference to Monarch and visits allies while events pivot around mediation by King Victor Emmanuel.
Geneva reports Prince Karageorgevitch, proclaimed king by the Servian army, has lived in Geneva since 1841. He remains homebound, says he has not received official notice of Belgrade events, and plans to travel secretly to Belgrade via Vienna if possible. He is widowed, about fifty, with three children, and maintains a simple life in Rue de la Bel Jolie.
Fragmentary report recalls a Belgrade assassination and the claim of a new century power shift. It mentions Berwin once Turia governed under a cautious ruler and hints at Timho Japiasarios’ murder as part of ongoing turmoil.
A fragmented account outlines the rise of Karugeorgoviteh and the murder of King Alexander of Serbia. It portrays him as a degenerate yet physically capable ruler whose autocratic move ended after a palace power struggle with Queen Draga, sparking a dynastic feud that persists through the Obrenović line and ongoing royal intrigue.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions removal and ecstasies over courage while a man loves a woman, with references to a panel. Details are incomplete and identities are unclear.
Brussels reports King Milan legitimized his mistress Madame Cristie's illegitimate son, naming him heir over Prince Karageorgevitel and potentially altering the Servian throne succession.
On June 11 Indianapolis saw several new incorporations. Mutual Printing Company, a reorganization of Haseman Printing, formed with 60000 capital, led by William E Hinkle as general manager after a Crawfordsville move. Fort Wayne Iron and Steel, with 175000 capital, lists directors from Fort Wayne and Chicago. Securities Corporation plans to trade in securities and funds, with local directors. The News Publishing of South Bend aims to launch The News with 20000 capital, directors Chauncey Fasbelt J Ashley Keith and Frank M A.
A garbled report discusses potential merger moves among national and American League clubs led by Cincinnati and Philadelphia figures. The piece hints at twelve club considerations and ongoing owner negotiations with uncertain outcomes for the upcoming season.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney bladder liver and urinary passage issues. It claims relief from back ache and frequent nighttime urination, offers free samples and a book, and urges readers to mention the Wayne Daily Journal Gazette.
The Ohio Trapshooters World Championship concluded in Cincinnati with Charles G. Spencer of St. Louis winning the world title at a high score. H C Griits of Rhode Island and Holi Heikya of Dayton finished close behind, as the five-man doodle team event saw Cincinnati taking first with 1 5 net out of 250. Columbus and Gayton tied for second with 175, while notable shooters included Spencer, Gilbert, and others among the top finishers.
Louis Beana heads Empire Shinives Stock company which began a three week engagement at the Temple Ulinter. The company sank after a dispute over rights and an infringement suit. A benefit performance was planned to salvage funds while hotel and box office assets were seized in Kokomo.
Six pupils graduate at Elmhurst Township Schools held in Watson Methodist Church. Principal remarks praised students’ effort and promised continued support for education. Superintendent Berg announced awards and urged equity in schooling. Rev Barton delivered benediction.
Dick Schweigel was bequiited by Justice Tancey in a surety of the peace case sworn by William Doonges. Alfred Kraus, hotel proprietor, charged Mrs Jane Graffe with irregularities in Justice Tancey s court. The case will be tried this afternoon. Henry Hockemeyer filed a complaint against Mary Smith alias Artht owner charging her with naping.
In Indianapolis a meeting of the five railway headers is called for Sunday July 1 to discuss wages. Central Traffic Association roads allegedly have not advanced wages to heat and are at western roads, while others have not made satisfactory advances to members.
Annapolis Md June 11 among candidates for admission to the naval academy those passing medical and mental exams are listed including C W Howard Nebraska S Grieg A A Corwin Michigan Farquhar Obie A Bruce Michigan Chester Keppler Iowa and others with orders to report to the academy for duty as applicable.
New York June 11 A walking delegate Saruel Parks of the Rongeamitha clan was rearrested on extortion and cantimaink charges. He allegedly accepted a cheese for $200 from Tayephus Monty of Jersey City.
Eminent physicians from the Red Cross Medical Association establish a new Dermas local branch at 12 Clinton street in Port Wayne. They offer three months of free consultations examinations minor surgeries for all invalids who call before July 1, with no charges and a promise of cure where feasible.
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