Instability in Belgrade Crown and Army Rule
In Belgrade on June 17 the new king Peter Kara-Georgevich faces a military dictatorship led by Cols Maschin and Mitschitch with little personal support. The army governs daily life, suppressing republican ideas while factions court the king. Public sentiment varies, some praising the government, others indifferent, amid reports of potential danger to the monarch.
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Belgrade
Peter
Maschin
Mitcchiteh
Ljubomir Sehiokovics
Belgrade Odjek
Mitschitch
Ayakumovics
Russia
Austria
United States
Pater
Abead
Karaeorgeevitch
Woodmen of the World reports gains and payouts
The order shows total insurance of 1.161 billion with 67,000 new camps, 10,654 in good standing, 5,860 death claims paid totaling 10.736 million. Benefits paid reach 30.113 million by Dec 31, 1902. Twenty years of support aided 75,500 dependents. President Roosevelt visits Virginia for alumni events at the University of Virginia and Monticello with speeches and receptions.
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Woodmen Benefit Fund
Charlottsvi
Roosevelt
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Verdict awaited as arson cases end in Jackson
In Jackson Kentucky on June 17 Crawford and Tharp two Hargis teamsters were freed with no grand jury indictments. Rumors touch murder cases as Jett and White may also be released. Closing arguments prompted Judge Redwine to charge the jury on guilt or acquittal with potential death or life imprisonment if Marcum’s killers were proven.
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Crawford
Tharp
Hargis
Jett
White
Breathitt County
Curtin Jett
Tom White
Jate
Redwine
Marcum
Plague Fears Rise After Oregon Flood Death Toll Climb
In Heppner Oregon a cloudburst disaster leaves an uncertain death toll likely to reach twenty or more with up to six hundred unaccounted for. One hundred ten bodies buried fifty missing and more feared. Rescue work by seventy five men, burials on the hillside, measures to curb plague, and militia presence amid hot weather and town cleanup efforts.
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Heppner
Ore
Lipton Seeks Farewell Dinner Before New York Trip
Sir Thomas Lipton left London for New York today after a farewell dinner at the Carlton hotel. George T. Wilson hosted the event with prominent Americans and British dignitaries in attendance, the room adorned with British and American flags. The menus read Bon Voyage to Sir Thomas Lipton and featured a Shar Jock picture.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
England
New York
Carlton Hotel
George T. Wilson
Thomas
Shar Jock
Mixed International Toasts At Cup Match And Mayville Riot
Speechers from American and British camps praised Sir Thomas Lipton and the cup contest while Kentucky troops guard Mayville court site after three Black residents are brought for trial amid a possible lynching threat. Mexico fulfills its pledge to the Pius fund in a landmark arbitration moment, and Lt Governor Lee testifies about alleged hush money in a grand jury probe.
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Maysville
Jone
Mayaville
Farrow
Covington
Striking Miners and Operators Reach Conciliation Accord
The United Mine Workers convention elected district representatives and named President Mitchell as the miners’ legal representative before the conciliation board. Operators led by President George F. Baer endorsed the convention action, urging an immediate session to settle disputes and restore peace.
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United Mine Workers
George F. Baer
Reading Company
Mitchell
Baer
Minera
Connell
Board of Congulation
National league and American league scores update
Scores from all major leagues show Philadelphia and New York tied at 2 1 in the National game while Boston Brooklyn and Rain share a scoreline. American League reports Philadelphia 5 St Louis 8 New York 1 Chicago 0 and Boston 6 Cleveland 7.
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Washington
Detroit
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Cleveland
American Association
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Bribery Indictments Dominant In Cass County Grand Jury
Logansport Indiana June 17 The Cass County grand jury returned twenty indictments against local residents with suspected bribery ties one bond set at five thousand dollars. No arrests have been made though sensational developments are expected as officials and private citizens are scrutinized amid the traction fight rumors.
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Indianapolis
McCormack
Mit McCormack
Planers
Uefeders
Sawyery
Hunt
Logansport
Ind
Cass County
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