Revolution in Belgrade as King and Queen Are Slain
Belgrade reports a military coup ending the Obrenovic reign after King Alexander and Queen Draga were shot in the royal palace. Major Angikovich led troops to surround the palace and install Prince Karadorevitch as king. Proclamation urges Servians to uphold order while the constitution of April 100 comes into force.
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Belgrade
Servis
Alexander
Queen Draga
Preifel Markevitch
Patrowitch
Poyovitch
Angikovichs
Draga
Nikodem
Malkovites
Petyovitch
Tudorvickh
Pavioylten
Royal Guard
Kargvorevitch
Nnional
MeCt
Jovan Ayalumovic
Ljuvonir Sealjovica
Porelien Mintzlor
Stojan Propics
George Genshles
Commerce
Jorvan Alanzekinos
Miler
Voslalay Velikaytes
Finance
Valorel Aloander Machin
Prnite Works
Ljuvoniir Sehlokgvins
Answler “of Justice
Liberal Party
M. Mijatovich
London
Lunjevitza
Restores Old Dynasty in Servia Crisis
Paris reports the assassination of Servia's queen and a dynastic crisis. Officials say it is too early to gauge Europe’s response. The turmoil follows the king's coup two months ago and plans by Pretender Kara Georgevitch influence.
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Europe
Paris
Servia
Servin
Kara
Georgevitch
Karageorgevitch
Troubled Kingdom of Alexander and the Mating War
King Alexander of Mecae Serytn rose amid initial popularity but grew estranged after his marriage to Diica Masehin and a younger sister's influence. His abolition of the national assembly and reactionary stance sparked widespread discontent in a small southern European realm, noted for its agrarian population and distant ties to legendary literary works.
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Alexander
Isvs
Milan
Diica Masehin
BR Peasant
Drage
Hau
Let
Shupatitisia
Thia
Mecae Serytn
Stevenson
Austrian Officials Seek Peace Over Rising Tensions
A lengthy dispatch from Vienna reports Austrian officials urging Russian authorities to curb anti peace outbreaks and prevent further violence. Diplomatic envoy Horace Huintdld and ministerial figures press for action to avert a broader crisis, noting concerns over extremist provocations and the persistent threat to general peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grar
Kishiner
Serica
Vienna
Strachner
von Thoorber
Count Goluchowsc
Iin
Ong
Sunesii
Rothschilds
Horace Singh
Péremuing
Tor Allugett
Ajo
Grain crops near average across states as yields vary
Washington reports mixed crop prospects with spring wheat acreage at 17.26 million, down 21 percent from last year, Nebraska above average for wheat, oats acreage down 3.2 percent, barley up 7.1 percent, rye down slightly. Clover shows declines in most states, apple and peach forecasts vary with several states below ten year averages.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
North Dankota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Isxours
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
United States
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Aussouri
Kanissa
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
West Virginia
California
Arkansas
North Dakota
Bathenines
Wardner Sentenced to Eighteen Years for Murder Amid Insanity Claim
In Chicago William Wardner told jurors he ought to go to the penitentiary and proclaimed he was not more crazy than they are. The jury accepted an insanity defense yet convicted him of murdering Walter Osborn at 667 State Street on February 2, sentencing Wardner to State's prison for eighteen years. The trial, noted as the shortest murder case in the county court records, featured rapid jury selection and bitter debate over the death penalty.
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Suryrie
Bush
Chicago
Wiliam Wardner
W. M. McEwen
State's
Walter Osborn
State Street
Wardner
Criminal Court
Frank Croive
Mr. Crave
Waardner
Hillett
Osborn
Oebbrit
Baloon
Iosane
Yefuahof
Thommlants
Worse Than Johnstown report on Kansas City flood relief
Edward T. Devine, New York Charity Organization Society secretary, toured the flooded Kansas City area and described Armourdale as worse than Johnstown and Galveston. He urged immediate aid at large scale to ease suffering. Devine, a Cornell-educated authority on charity work, is in town to assess the response.
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New York
Flac
Kansas City
Edward T. Devine
Charity Organization Society of New York
Denver
Armour Duais
Johnstown
Galveston
Meyer Low
Kan
Bocrathy Devine
Great
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Europe
Roosevelt Promises to Aid Jews Without Violating Comity
The executive committee of the Independent Order of Maccabees wait on President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay to plead for Jews in Kielce and Russia. They are told the administration will act within the bounds of international comity, but no definite commitments are made beyond an acceptable pledge.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Independent Order of M'Nal Brith
Hay
Kiehener
Russia
May Get Together Miners and Operators Face Differences
In Scranton June 16 the United Mine Workers convention opened to address operators refusal to recognize District Presidents Fahey Nicholls and Dettrey as miners representatives on the conciliation board. President Mitchell was named chairman as talks begin with railroad and conciliation board leaders to seek amicable adjustment.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Fahey, Nicholls and Dettrey
Conciliation Board
Mitchell
Jeaders
Railroads
Board of Conciliation
New York Post Office Scandals Prompt Grand Jury Talk
In New York, sensational character rumors surround postal scandals as inspectors from Washington pursue inquiries with haste. Rumors of grand jury action and impending arrests circulate among politicians, with the federal grand jury meeting Friday for the June term and potential charges likely to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaiingiot
Grand Jury
Ft Thon
After the Trust Butter and Poultry Dealers in New York Plan Action
New York butter and poultry dealers vow to fight the oleo trade after accusing the trust of moving to corner the market in New York and New Jersey. Detectives have gathered evidence of sales of oleo margarine disguised as butter, with independents claiming the trust aims to control retailing of fake butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Internal Revenue Officers
New Jersey
Weer Trust
Meat Trust
Father of 23 Dies After Long Life of Labor in Mishawaka
Jonn wandgrar aged 85, longtime Mishawaka resident and father of twenty three, died after six decades of toil and self denial. He supported each child with a $1000 marriage gift and survived three narrow escapes from disasters, including a fall into a gas vault, severe burns, and a hog pen incident.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Jonn Wandgrar
Hint Doe
Caken
Ocean courtship ends in wedding aboard ship
An Omaha woman Lilias Pauline Bebroe marries Captain Frank W. Tivine aboard the vessel she sailed on. They wed at voyage’s end near Campejo Mexico after meeting on the voyage to New York where the ship crashed port, per report.
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Omaha Giri
Wew
Lilias Pauline Bebroe
Omehs
Frank W. Tivine
Berkied
Miss. Schroeder
Campleo
Mexico
Beth Op Aviabto
Shead
New York
Eastern View of Showing Navy Power at Pekin Harbor
A Japan era dispatch notes the dowager empress receiving Rear Admiral Mobley D. Evans, commander in chief of the Asiatic Fleet, as ten eastern newspapers report the Arper-Jehu squadron assembling at Che Foo to impress and assess naval strength.
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Onient
Pekin
Emfréas
Mobley _D. Evans
Use Cickef
Aslatte Neex
Dinsuf
Ché Foo
Anthracite Strike Tension Bubbles In Scranton Meeting
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 17 the United Mine Workers held a special convention to address operators’ refusal to recognize conciliators. National President John Mitchell led delegates as a resolutions committee was formed to draft proposals, while some members urged immediate strike action to force acceptance of the award. Mitchell warned workers to uphold the award and avoid technical delays, stressing readiness to bear disappointment. Willian Tarr protested against prolonged strike talk, insisting the aim was to avert a strike.
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Seranton
Speclar
United Mine Workers
Whrea Arithmacite Distriete
Yearerlay
John Mufeteu
Brésiding
Tox
Anend
Mitchell
Aternoon
Ray
Kent Mitchell
Commission Guild
Organiu Ilom
Dig
Wwe
Gray
Tiytied Toe
Paras
Willian Tarr
Shjimokin
Dkainist
Hartleln
Fragmented note on Hazing at INO West PC
A garbled OCR fragment references hazing at INO West PC and a discussion of an incident or practice. It mentions Wellington and June, with unclear names and details about a secretary or warder and possible disciplinary actions but lacks coherent facts.
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Wellington
Hauru
Aindy
Azhya
Cher
Avery
Boig Welcen UK
Milwaukee Kerosened Fire Sees Six Die In Blaze
A kerosene accident in Milwaukee caused a house and store fire that killed Annie Brozokowski age ten and Tony Brozokowski age fifteen. Gustа Wolf, twenty, died of injuries while five others were treated for burns and many residents evacuated. The blaze damaged windows and the surrounding area as physicians tended the wounded.
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Milwaukee
Tohti Brozokowski
Feadem
Annie Brozokowski
Tony Brozokowski
Gusta Wolf
Fifteen Hurt in Duluth Lyteum Theater Explosion
A premature explosion of a coal and blank cartridge in the Duluth Lyteum Theater during a second act stunt injured fifteen audience members. Shrapnel and debris struck front-row spectators as panic ensued. quick actions prevented a worse disaster.
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Duluth ‘Theater
Duluth
Minn
Lyteum
Lipton's Shamrock Challengers Reach New York Harbor
The Shamrock and Shamrock I with 156 crew arrived off Tompkinsville Staten Island after a sixteen day thirty hour transatlantic crossing from Gourock Scotland. They were towed by Erin and Cheried by the Belts to Cruger while under quarantine pilots. No accidents or injuries were reported during the voyage despite gale conditions between Gourock and Fayal Azores. The Erin and tow were separated briefly but remained in contact. Lipton and Royal Ulster Yacht Club officials greeted the arriving yachts.
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Ir Thomas Lipton
New York
Gourock
Scotland
Sir Thomas Linton
Shamrock Tif
Tompkinsville
Staten
Rone
Erin
Atlantic
Cruger
Fayal
Azores
Paya
Jin
Apa
Ruth Ing
Charles Matthews
Bandy Ook Ghia
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Bean
Sandy
Hook
Thomas Lipton
Schey Island
Lipton
Robert Ey Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Thistle
Sandy Hook
Northern Securities to be voluntarily dissolved in June
Chronicle New York report states Northern Securities will dissolve and distribute Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock to holders. The action ends a lengthy battle among Rockefeller Gould Harriman interests versus Hill Morgan interests, forming with $400 million capital to control the two railroads.
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Chicago
Chronicle
New York
Northern Sepurities
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Arhcigs
Nothern Securities Company
Ylihen Capital
Attempted assassination ends with capture in Hevens
The report describes a failed murder attempt on a consul, followed by a pursuit through the streets. One suspect named Pietro Alliney was arrested after a chaotic scene with gunfire and a dramatic pursuit, while others were reportedly overpowered or fled. Signs point to a violent incident tied to a political motive.
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Havan
Hevens
Torridelli
Fred
Ely
Pirsuery
Delaras
Pietro
Alliney
Gene
Telegraphers Boycott Amid Strained Rail Labor Ties
Fragmented OCR text indicates a labor dispute involving telegraphers and railways with references to a boycott, union activity, and investigations. Readable names and clear events are limited, but the piece conveys tensions between a workers’ group and railway authorities, hinting at coordination or protest actions and potential regulatory or legal scrutiny.
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Itiscuss
Fve
Berla
Frankfort Zeit
Igrade
Alexilor
Cologne
Belgrave
Obrenovitch Masty
Michael
Ipachider
Lis
Bierda
Ace Et Belgrade
de Cologne Gazette
Tate Neléxander
Ern Draga
Adda
Faren
Ing
Acura
Roy
Qylnir
Helen
Salinas
Karigeorst
Sele Dey
Spa
Ori Ahie
Menance
Nebraska
PEN
Anthracite Commission
Mnion
Fleyars
Adylay
Farland
Witam SheLeen
Melero
Ebencer
Nt Philp
Giusy Ale
Ford
Sparker
INO West
Northern
Consul
Boycot
Pareeee
Dore Et Lasge Railwaye Coleemp Berm Dias
Feiralla
Eeneace Cinealae Tortie
Otlie
Santee
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