New King of Servia Seizes Power by Military Rule
Belgrade readers report a military coup elevating Prince Peter to king as colonels Maschin and Mitschitch push a dictatorship. The country remains under army-backed rule with prefects escorted by officers, a revolt in one area suppressed, and widespread foreign press framing the royal installation as brutal. Premier Avсunu notes the crown’s election via telegrams praising a national, hereditary reign.
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Mitschitch
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Helgrade Odjek
Prince Peter
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Ita
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Prevent
Europe
Janeen
Avalu
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Servin
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Kogden
Bervia
Czar Proclaims New King of Servia
The czar recognizes a new king, Geneva June. A biographer to King Mutor records the proclamation, expressing sincere wishes for the prosperity of Servia and hope that God favors the undertaking for the happiness of the people, signed Nicholas.
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Thag Tia Sonate
Sant Bkupahtina
Servia
Nicholas
Coal Miners Elect Their Representatives Direct
In Scranton on June 1 the United Mine Workers convened to create district presidents and approve a joint board of conciliation. Operators led by George J. Baer opposed the action, while miners pressed for accredited representatives, leading to a chaotic opening session and calls to resolve disputes quickly.
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Rowling Company
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A C U W Assessment Plan Debated in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota the supreme lodge of A C U W opened the most contentious session of the year, presenting a report by the Beneficial Commission. The plan targets fair assessments amid a burden on older members, with proposals for reform to lighten the load on younger members, and a path toward final decisions after discussions.
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Colonel Bryan to Speak at Columbia Township Commencement
Special to the TJournal-Gazettes reports Col Wm J Bryan accepted an invitation to deliver the commencement address at the Columbia township school schedule in Shinneman's grove next Wednesday June 24. A preceding program will draw attendees from across northern Indiana.
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Kalsely
Columbia Township
Wm. J. Bryan Ag
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Shinneman
Grove
Colonel Brees
Richmond Patrolman Charged in Shooting Case
Richmond Indiana June 16 Gro Yelle Bundy patrolman was bound over to the circuit court on a gun charge of shooting with intent to kill Bundy shot Charles Moore 18 Sunday Moore died today in the hospital The alleged incident occurred last week creating a local uproar and police tension.
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Elrcult
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Marui Anal
Storm of All Sorts Ravages County Crops and Livestock
Storms lashed the eastern county with rain hail wind and lightning causing heavy damage. Two cows on the Bridi farm near New Haven owned by Mrs Hazeltt and Mr Fisher were killed. Roanoke and nearby towns reported severe electrical disturbances and plant damage while New Haven recorded one of its worst hail storms.
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Hentning
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Northeist
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Bridi
Mia
Wilam Hazlett
Jon Fisher
New Haves
Monroeville
Hoagland
Huntertown
Fort Wayne
Roanoke
Southwestern
Roanaks
Sheldon Man Arrested on intoxication warrant
Deputy Huguenard arrested Ramudi Carpenter Jt Shipkihe on a warrant charging intoxication. The affidavit filed in Prank Baker notes Carpenter entered a pause on May 1 while intoxicated. He was released on bond and will appear in court today.
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Sherif Huguenard
Ramudi Carpenter
Shipkiheon & Warrant
Carpenter
Street Cars in Dubuque Stoned by Strikers
A crowd of about 2000 gathered after five weeks of idleness as nonunion workers protested in Dubuque. Cars slipped off route near the plant while soldiers were mobilized to restore order. The clash turned violent with windows broken and arrests reported as the sheriff and troops moved in.
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Sherii Steuer
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Ditch Removal Plans Improve Huntington Township Drainage
Viewers appointed by Huntington and Allen counties will recommend ditch improvements along Eight Mile and nearby streams to relieve flood risk and improve drainage from Roanoke to Mahon. The plan calls for channel widening and deepening to a point half a mile into Huntington township, with several culverts and a cut off to ease water flow near Roanoke and Ma hone quarries and Hawley Ish pond.
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Muntington News Democrat
Huntington
al Jen
Jalte
Brad
Wayne
Natere
Roanche
Roanoke
Mahon
Board Hat Fe
Ehuinington Township
Mindaleh
OxTow
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Hawley
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Berry Street Abandonment and Fort Wayne Traction Plan
Fort Wayne Traction Company proposes double track expansion on Clinto n street to connect to the Port Wayne Van Wert Lima line, bringing interurban cars into the city over the Lewis street line to Berry and west to Morrison. Berry street will be surrendered, with council to consider the matter soon amid public discussion by East Berry street residents who opposed the franchise. The Board of Public Works will decide on bids from Monday and assess asphalt on Maumee avenue, including a sample from Purdue state chemist to test wear.
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Jsaunre
Harmer Street
Row Square
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Purdue University
Saenger concert ends Northeastern Saengerfest in Baltimore
In Baltimore Md on June 16 the last Triennial Saengerfest of America was held at the Armory Hall before about nine thousand audience members. President Roosevelt spoke as six thousand singers performed with high artistry and the hall was filled to standing room.
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Ohio Evangelical Synod elects Mansfield leader report
The Rev. J. Digel of Massillon was today elected president of the Ohio District Evangelical Synod of North America by session here since Friday. The Rev. Theodore Leonhardt of Clavelwood, vice president, the Rev. Samuel Lindenmeyer of North Amherst, secretary, and the Rev. O. Thigeh of Brooklyn, treasurer, were named to posts.
City Council Passes Traction Ordinance and Gas Contract
The Fort Wayne City Council approved the Traction ordinance after reconsidering the Pontiac Street issue and endorsed the gas franchise contract by a narrow margin. The meeting also set salaries, postponed other actions to September, and noted signatures from the Board of Public Works were still pending.
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Prelfler
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Wayne
Vax Levy
Caployer
Tolwattum
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Arson indictments in Jett trial progress in Kentucky
Reports from Jackson Kentucky indicate no indictments for arson have been returned as the Jett trial nears conclusion. Testimony focused on Hargis and others while questions linger about suspects and possible accomplices. Local observers note limited discussion as legal maneuvers unfold and a departure of a Litwen family member is mentioned amid property losses and bail disputes.
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Hargis
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Litwen
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Hwen
Additio
Tifereat Parka
Kentucky
Mary Shreve Ransom
Latlsville
Redwine
der Ifenst
Jadie Hargis
Sherife Callahan
Amoss
Maren
Carr House
Thenrsalves
Utwan
Senator Beveridge Indianapolis trip sketches Arctic itinerary
Senator Beveridge and colleagues Dillingham Tucumni of the treaty committee of territories will meet in Chisago for a final conference before the committee’s Alaska trip. They plan a late June sailing from Seattle and a roughly seven week absence for travel through Skagway Juneau Dawson St Michael Nome Sea Islands Up Alaska Karluk Kodiak Kenai and Sitka with Daniel Rongell accompanying the group.
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Beveridge
Dillingham
Tucinm
Treaty Committee of Territories
Chisago
Sus
Seatte
Washington
Sebator Beveridge
Maine
North
Daniel M. Rongell
Arns
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Kodiak
Kenai
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Silke
Stock Exchange Filings Signal Pennsylvania Railroad Capital Action
June 16 stock news from New York reports an application to the stock exchange to raise capital for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and to issue 2,010,400 dollars of additional preferred stock for the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Company integration.
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Stock Exchange
Pensylvania Railroad
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Ditteburg, Fors, Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
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