King Peter in Belgrade Forms First Cabinet Amid Diplomatic Shifts
King Peter arrived in Belgrade and saluted the nation, pledging to serve Servia and seek happiness for the country. He reaffirmed the cabinet, took the oath with the Senate and Skupshtina, and denounced Russian and Austrian pressure on punishment for the assassins. Foreign ministers of several powers left Belgrade, with only Russia and Austria remaining.
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Peter
Belgrade
M. Avakumovitch
Servia
Senate
Skupshtina
Sorvia
M. Mijutovics
London
Genta
G. Bonham
Lynch Mob Burns Black Man in Delaware Jailhouse Torch
A mob near Wilmington Delaware burned George White at a stake for alleged rape and murder of Helen Bishop. White escaped briefly before being felled and killed as the crowd cheered. Police and local leaders boasted of complicity and later clashes with armed whites left two policemen and a civilian wounded amid a broader riot.
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Judge Lynch
New York
Wilmington
Delaware
George White
Helen Bishop
White
Atm
Corwell
Croner
Nera
Newton
Georgia
Hicl
Explosion Kills Six in Sofia as Revolutionaries Duel Police
Bulgarian police close in on a Sofia house where Mace onan revolutionaries hid explosives in a man Sekulitchki. An explosion kills six people including a band chief and wounds a police agent. A separate attempt to derail the Junction Railway at Demirel yields only minor damage. Bulgarian frontier guards clash with Turks at Batak. one Bulgarian wounded, Turks suffer 20 fatalities or injuries.
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Balkans
Sofia
Sekulitchki
Kastendil
Folica
Demirevli
Drama
Gumurjina
Sofa
Batak
Spainian King visits British ships in Cartagena harbor
A Cartagena telegraphic report on Friday says the King of Spain visited the British warships near Cartagena and bestowed the Grand Cross of the Order of Naval Merit on Rear-admiral Sir Aldwin Walker.
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Spain
Cartagena
The
Order of Navy
Eriton
Siraldwin Walker
Message From the Sea Found In Carpathos Bottle
A Greek fisherman on Carpathos finds a hermetically sealed bottle containing a garbled note about a ship named Clown. It claims 8 aboard perished afterfoundering on October 6 while 5 survivors drifted on a raft without food or drink. The message asks readers to inform the government.
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Carpathos
Maxrep
Somali Campaign Sees Major General Command Expanded
Major-general Sir Charles Comyn Egerton appointed to lead the Somaliland Expeditionary Force with staff officers Major Stanton and Captain Stranson. The Despatch details Egerton's long service from 1867 through campaigns in Afghanistan and India, his injury, and later commands including the Punjaub Frontier. Also covered are updates on Damor operations, communications with Parliament, reinforcements en route to Berbera, and Abyssinian dissatisfaction with coordination under General Manning.
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Stanton
D.S.C
R.A
C. C. Stranson
Charles Comyn Egerton
Roberts
Candahar
Hazara
William Lockhart
Waziristan
Sir William Lockhart
Dongola
Kitchener
Suakim
Lockhart
North-West Frontier
India
Punjaub Frontier
Ix.c.b
Egerton
Duke of Connaught
Olbi
Brodrick
Lambert
House of Commons
Swann
Manning
Badwein
Damot
Bohodle
Burao
Berbera
Mayo
Aden
Somaliland
Yeilding
Punjaub
Mitchell
24Th
Baluchistan Infantry
Woodhouse
26Th
Lieut. Bannatyne
9Th
Bombay Infantry
Cunard and the Combine
A Cunard Company agent in New York disclosed the firm’s stance toward the International Mercantile Marine Company. After its demands were ignored, Cunard issued a 14 day notice to withdraw from the Continental and British agreement. The motive was to reduce excess capacity and seek rate equality adjustments to protect its market share without provoking a wholesale clash.
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Cunard
Combine
Cunard Company
New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
Cure for Deafness Promised by Mr. Clifton
A man who healed his deafness and head noises after fourteen years offers to share his remedy details upon receipt of a stamped addressed envelope. Address G Clifton Amberley House Strand London. Sulpholine Skin Lotion advertised as the only effective remedy for skin troubles driving away eruptions pimples eczema acne blackheads and all disfigurements. Shilling bottles available.
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G. Clifton
Amberley House
Strand London
Cape Ragging Case Ends in Acquittal of Officers
The Cape ragging case at the Mount Nelson hotel Capetown concluded with the court finding the seven officers not guilty on all charges. Capt. H. B. O. Williams Capt. J. H. Hayes Capt. C. Fane Lieut. S. C. M. Truman Lieut. C. L. Prior Lieut. R. H. Hermon-Hodge and Lieut. and Hon. Capt. W. Judkins faced charges of unbecoming conduct in indecent treatment and participation in stripping an civilian, Hardwicke Foster Stanford. The proceedings opened with the escort of Major W. S. Cavendish and concluded as the officers saluted and had their swords and belts returned amid applause.
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Wellington Barracks
H. B. O. Williams
J. H. Hayes
3Rd Dragoon Guards
C. Fane
D.S.O
SC. M. Truman
12Th Lancers
C. L. Prior
17Th Lancers
R. H. Hermon-Hodge
Grenadier Guards
W. Judkins
Butt
Rifts
Army
Mount Nelson
Capetown
Hardwicke Foster Stanford
Stanford
W. 8. Cavendish
Mackinnon
Junge Advocate
Ernest Bonas
Australian water famine closes Broken Hill mines
A Melbourne telegram reports water famine forcing the closure of Broken Hill mines on Tuesday. About thirty thousand people are affected by the shutdown and its consequences.
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Melbourne
Broken Hil
Malta Governor reads new Imperial constitution letters patent
At the Palace in Malta the Governor, with naval, military, and civil authorities present, reads letters patent and Imperial instructions amending the Malta Constitution. Elected council members drop from thirteen to eight while official members rise from six to nine.
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Malta
Global news roundup from a distant era features wars, explorers, and disasters
A Berlin telegram reports Major-general Younz replacing Mites as army chief. Poisoning trial verdicts crown Fray PrzY Goppa guilty in three arsenic murders and death sentences. Papal consistory elevates Nocella Cavicchioni and Fischer. Gibraltar landslip kills three. Zenom cloud-burst destroys 54 houses with 38 dead. A new French army uniform is described. Comet discovery near Aquarius. Omar the elephant killed in Berlin gardens. Fire at Yildiz Kiosk prompts police cordons. Santos-Dumont flies above Paris then lands at Neuilly. divers die in Liban wreck near Marseilles. son witnesses death.
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Mites
Younz
United States Army
Fray Przy Goppa
Berlin
Pontifcal
Sala Regia
Monsignori Nocella
Cavicchioni
Fischer
Catalan Bay
Gibraltar Rock
Zenom
Knayazevas
Marseilles Observatory
M. Borrelly
Yildiz
Santos Dumont
Paris
Santos Dumont IX
Place de Huile
Neuilly
Marseilles
Alleyn sues Langham Hotel for injuries at Tottenham Street
In the High Court on Trasday a case titled Alleyn versus Langham Hotel Company heard at the Langham Hotel Lisniter. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Alleyn operating as Gladstone at Tottenham Street sues for damages 600 for injuries from a balustrade collapse on July 10. Also an advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long used teething remedy.
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High Court
Trasday
Alleyn
Langham Hotel
Lisniter
Mary Elizabeth Alleyn
Gladstone
Tottenham-streat
Ler
Winslow
Protection campaign at constitutional club honors Chamberlain
Members of Parliament gathered at the Constitutional Club for an address in a handsome casket to Joseph Chamberlain. The event featured Lord Salisbury and Mr Balfour, with Chamberlain arguing for preferential trade within the Empire to keep the union intact amid wartime debates on free trade and tariffs.
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House of Commons
Constitutional Club
Mr. Chamberlain
Marquis of Hertford
Miss Balfour
Goulding
M.P
Mr. Balfour
Conservative
Unionist
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Bis
Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
Britains
South Africa
Hns
Litis
Judge Rebukes Bar Over False Issues Accusations
Mr Justice Grantham in the King's Bench Division criticizes the Bar for alleged false issues in criminal defense. He notes lawyers defend clients with honour while the Bar Council repudiates claims that counsel are paid to misrepresent evidence. The judge refuses to accept the council's resolution as Bar opinion.
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Justice Grantham
BAR Council
King’s Bench
General Council of the Bar
Bar
Dar
London Sessions Hear Crloak of Religion Case and Other Trials
In Clerkenwell a 58-year-old victoria road Fulham house decorator Henry Samuel Coley was convicted of assaulting Ada Constance Warren 14 and was said to have misused his Scriptural lessons at St Matthews Mission House. He received six months imprisonment. A governess Minna Williams 26 pleaded guilty to stealing jewels valued at 5000 pounds from Mr Reitlinger of Fitzjohns Avenue with loot partly unrecovered and sentencing postponed for further inquiries. At Devon Assizes Marie Le Guen a French sailor was found guilty of manslaughter in the stabbing of shipmate Jean Thomas and sentenced to ten years penal servitude. Also an advert promotes a cure for piles from Buer’s Viles Cure.
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London County Sessions
Clerkenwell
CrLoak
Henry Samuel Coley
Victoria Road
Fulham
Ada Constance Warren
Marlebury Road
Coley
St. Matthew's Mission House
Wandsworth Bridge Road
Minna Williams
Reitlinger
Fitzjohn’s Avenue
N.W
Forther
Devon Assizes
Marie le Guen
Jean Thomas
Justice Kennedy
Buer
Guy's Tonic Restores Appetite and Digestive Strength
A period ad describing morning tiredness and poor digestion, attributing symptoms to weak digestion and recommending Guy's Tonic as a remedy. It claims the tonic restores appetite, strengthens the stomach, increases energy, and alleviates issues like wind, heartburn, and fatigue. It emphasizes digestive recovery as the path to overall strength.
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Seine
Brest
Guy
Guy's Tonic Praised By Fore House Resident
Mr H Dibden of Fore House High stream Woolwich reports his wife suffered severe indigestion for a long time. Doctors offered little relief before she began taking Guy's Tonic, and he notes she now sleeps well and enjoys meals.
Restored My Appetite by Guy's Tonic
Mr J Bird of Summerlane Birmingham reports Guy's Tonic restored his appetite cleared the tongue and benefited liver and nerves. He slept soundly with no dreams, claims relief from melancholia, and says digestion nourishes the nerves, bringing comfort and relief from despair. A licorice bottle costs 1s 3d.
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Guy
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