Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette subscription and city notes
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette outlines subscription terms by mail for daily and Sunday editions, discusses forwarding options for readers leaving the city, and comments on the new city council. It critiques local politics, transport issues, and grade-crossing abolition costs in Cleveland as context for Fort Wayne.
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Something About Servia Constitutional Government
Fragmentary text outlines a constitutional framework for Servia with executive power vested by a council of eight ministers and legislative authority exercised by the lag En Sean det Mer.
Fragmentary note on Servia geography and society
The excerpt outlines Serbia as a kingdom with ten to eighteen thousand square miles, noting Belgrade as the capital and largest city. It mentions a population around 2 million, urban dwellers at a modest share, Serb language, compulsory education, and agriculture with peasant freeholds of roughly thirty acres. Some terms are garbled but point to a historical description of Serbia.
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Greater Russia and Her Future Insightful yet uneven survey of Russia’s rise and the limits of autocratic rule.
A review of Wirt Gerrare’s Greater Russia The Continental Empire of the Old World noting the book’s focus on Asiatik Russia and expansion while criticizing its optimism about liberal reform. It highlights Siberia Manchuria and open door ideas, and remarks on the author’s ambivalence toward the Russian state.
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Macmillan Company
Political Talk on Local School Leadership
The piece argues a Fort Wayne native with a family of nine supports a school board role, claiming personal stakes show deeper interest in education. It contrasts a Columbus politician’s childless stance with the Fort Wayne candidate’s ties. The text questions whether personal experience justifies judgment in school governance.
Lewis McDonald Leads Celum Shia School of Music in Chicago
Personal gossip notes Lewis McDonald formerly of Plytaguth Democrat has become manager at the Celum Shia School of Music in Chicago. A national concert and commencement exercise will be held at the Ulingis theater on Tuesday afternoon June 9. Friends praise his success and hint he may relocate to Chicago.
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Appointment and post office moves in Washington notes
A June Washington dispatch reports A L Seater named regular and Andrew G Scarlett substitute at Fort Wayne. Hobart postmaster to be advanced to the presidential dies July 1 with salary. naval staff plans and Secretary Moody’s consideration suggest navy department reorganization. President Roosevelt arrival from Cleveland. Belataw investigates post office breaches. Count Rasputin ambassador farewell call details and Kishinev atrocity discussion. Widespread immigration ship Vern Mus wreck findings noted. liquor prosecutions and arrest prospects cited amid disaster coverage.
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New Factory Buildings In Indianapolis Development
Incorporators of Chicago Building Company file articles of incorporation in Indianapolis to back a major development plan. They will build a new factory, housing for employees, and improvements tied to a large capital backing of 106000 dollars. Directors include Albert DeW. Erskine, Honore Palmer, Hotter Prim er, George W. Lewis, Maitland, and Francis Maitland. Diamand Rink alke Goll Walter will be at the sale tonight.
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Revolting Belgrade tragedy looms in early imperial pages
Fragmentary Belgrade coverage discusses harsh measures by an army and calls for restraint while questioning actions against individuals. The speaker praises Swiss institutional liberty and the 1589 Serb constitution, denying claims of pro Austrian bias and expressing some sympathy for Russia amid foreign relations.
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Belgrade to decide king as Belgrade mourns square tragedy
Reports from Vienna Belgrade and Budapest describe King Alexander and Queen Draga buried in a common grave after a short privacy funeral. The Servian assembly will meet Monday to choose a king, with Monarch Karageorgevitch favored by some and Mirko of Montenegro supported by others.
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Austria and Russia Promise No Interference in Serbia Crisis
Vienna reports Premier Kerber says Austria-Hungary watches the Servian crisis but will not interfere. A prolonged conference ends with an accord that neither Russia nor Austria will intervene in Serbia, hoping to preserve order and peace in the Balkans as events unfold.
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New King of Servia Aims at Restoring Royal Line
Sensa Vieng profiles Prince Bodijar Jknemgeerse, a lifelong royal pretender from the Karageorgevitch family. The Vienna dispatch notes his exile after early life in Belgrade and Paris, his military rise in the Franco Prussian War, and his ongoing intrigues to reclaim the throne, with references to Alexis and Peter as related claimants.
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Prince Peter of Servia The Paris exile and royal connections
Prince Peter, son of the Serbian royal line, led a peripatetic life after military duties with a Parisian phase of formality. He resided in Geneva from 1890, maintained ties with Servian leaders, and cultivated Russian court links through his late wife. His children Helen and brothers George and Alexander held court roles but lacked full royal privileges.
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Oil Prospects at Upland Plant Reported
Oil prospects at the Upland area are discussed as industry activity grows around the Upland plant. Officials and workers outline potential yields and investment outlook amid June reporting.
Prince Peter Seeks Approval for Servian Throne
At a Geneva hotel a gathering of Serb politicians and officials heard Prof Mondlowhatch preside as Prince Peter Karageorgevileh received a telegraph offering him the Servian throne. He said he would accept only if the electors vote unanimously and he gains royal approval, and he vowed to stay in Geneva until then. He also said he would dissociate himself from the regime.
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Belgrade crowds favor republic amid royalist split
A Times correspondent reports Belgrade and army showing support for Prince Karageorgevich while civilians lean toward a republic. Seventeen individuals were said to be involved in the events as the town prepared for a festive display.
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Two Negroes Hanged in Kentucky and Virginia Crimes
Two black men were hanged in separate locations for the murder of John Salyers, aged 87, on December 4, 1908. Witnesses claim one declared innocence before execution. Details reference Mayking and Wikecours areas and note a local suspect named Mette Sand and other mountaineer connections.
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