No Protest by Servian People Across Belgrade
Belgrade reports a bloodless royal crisis after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. Prince Karageorgevitch's proclamation as king passes with limited public upheaval while cabinet members weigh republic sentiment and foreign powers' likely stance. Autopsy confirms multiple fatal wounds. funerals proceed with military honors.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Karageorgevitch
Servia
Skupschtina
Ljubomir Kalieves
Peter Karageorgevitch
Austria
Russia
England
HURRIED BURIAL OF THE KING AND QUEEN
In Belgrade on June 12 the funeral of the King and Queen was held at 1.30 a.m. under strict privacy to avoid demonstrations. Two coffins were carried by servants to the room with the royal bodies, then placed in a hearse and hurried to the old cemetery amid security.
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Belgrade
Iron Ox Tablets Offer Natural Liver and Blood Support
An ad proclaims Iron Ox Tablets restore torpid liver and sluggish kidneys, purge blood impurities, and regulate bowels without harsh stimulation. It warns against alcohol-based tonics, claims gradual but certain results, and offers a 50 tablet aluminum case for 25 cents from The Iron Ox Medicine Co of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoey
Iron-Oxmedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Michigan
U.S. A
Tragic Belgrade Crisis Details From Mischitsch Account
Berlin dispatch details Colonel Mischitsch story of the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. The king refused abdication, kissed his queen, and were both shot after a demand to banish her. Vienna conference discussed Prince Peter Karageorgevitch for Servian throne, conditionally accepted upon unanimous Skuptschina vote and powers' approval. he would stay in Geneva until then.
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Berlin
Lokal Angzier
Belgrade
Mischitsch
Hischitsch
Alexander
Milan
Draga
Cologne Gazette
Vienna
Hotel Wandl
Menadowitsch
Peter Karageorgevitch
Karageorgevitch
Skuptschina
Geneva
Russia and Austria Agree Not to Interfere in Serbia
After a long conference in Vienna on June 12 the Russian ambassador Count Kapnist and Foreign Minister Count Goluchowsky reached a thorough agreement that neither Russia nor Austria will interfere in Serbia, signaling a mutual pledge to refrain from actions that could alter the situation there.
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Vienna
Count Kapnist
Ana
Count Goluchowsky
Russia
Austria
Servia
Morenci Strike Settled in Arizona Nine-Hour Pay Pact
Morenci Arizona on June 12 reports a settlement of the strike with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight hours of work. Territorial guard will depart tomorrow as five troops of regulars from Forts Grant and Huachuca remain. Italians are excluded from the settlement.
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Morenci
Ariz
Grant
Huachucha
Mrs Fairbanks Endorses Lydia Pinkham Remedy For Womanly Ailments
A testimonial from Mrs May FairBanks of Minneapolis praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for headaches organic pains and weariness linked to female complaints She claims to have recovered after using the remedy faithfully and urges others to try it noting the product restored her health and she has advised friends to use it The letter carries a $5000 forfeit if authenticity cannot be produced
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pam
May FairBanks
South 7Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
Woman Arrested For Attempted Murder At Clinton Mill
Mrs. Kate O'Brien, 31, was arrested in Clinton after she shot William J. McRell in the hand at the Clinton Wire Cloth mill. She had been discharged for unsatisfactory work and said McRell provoked the deed by persecutions and wages docked.
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Clinton
Kate O'Brien
William J. McRell
Clinton Wire Cloth Company
McRell
Coal Combination Probed By Inter State Commission
The interstate commerce commission continued its inquiry into Hearst's charge that six anthracite railroads violated the law. W A Marshall testified on coal refunds by Lehigh Valley Railroad. none since March 1900. Samuel Sloan’s earlier testimony was read. Hearst's counsel rested except for an accountant’s evidence. The panel adjourned to a date named between now and July 4.
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New York
Inter-State Commerce Commission
W. R. Hearst
W. A. Marshall
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Trust
W. W. Foss
Sloan
Hearst
Minneapolis
Judge Bolte target of removal petition in New York
Assistant District Attorney Gans filed in supreme court for removal of Justice Joseph Herman Bolte from the municipal court of New York City. Charges include neglect of duties and inadequate court sessions, plus alleged misappropriation of Clinton Roach estate funds. Alleged payments to Bolte Jr and forged notes flagged as improper personal use.
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New York
Gans
Supreme Court
Jerome
Joseph Herman Bolte
Municipal Court of
New York City
Justice Bolte
Clinton Roach
Herman A. Bolte
Finest farming land and rail sell to Pacific Coast
The Pacific Coast offers premier farming and fruit-raising land while the Nickel Plate Road sells from Buffalo at $42.50 to Pacific Coast points. The line promises finest train service including tourist sleepers. Inquire through local agents of L. P. Burgess NEPA 258 Washington St Boston.
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Pacific Coast
Buffalo
N. Y
L. P. Burgess
NEPA
Washington St
Boston
Cyclone Wreaks Havoc in Lowell Wires Down and Damage
A powerful storm swept Lowell with record force, toppling telephone poles and trees, breaking windows, damaging chimneys, and injuring a few people. Wires crossed and street debris littered the city as rivers rose and mosquitoes swarmed. The storm disrupted rail and electric lines, prompting repairs and cautions to guard homes and screens for weeks.
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Lowell Electric Light Company
Daily
Lowell
Spalding Park
W. Be.atherman
Co-operative Coal and Wood Company
Centralville Bridge
Lost $20,000 on ocean voyage theft reported in Brooklyn man
Robert Neill of Bay Ridge Brooklyn, a first cabin passenger on the White Star liner Ger manic from Liverpool, said mid ocean theft robbed him of about $20 000 in drafts and cash. The stolen drafts total 24850 pounds with 60 pounds in five pound notes. Neill reported to purser and police upon arrival. ship officers showed little interest and customs seized time and money for presents, forcing him to borrow to release trunks. Inspector McClusky assigned Detective Sergeant Downing. money to be recovered is uncertain, remainder locally recoverable as crafts.
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New York
Robert Neill
Eighty-first Street
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
White Star Line
Liverpool
Ocean
Neill
Belfast
Irc
G. H. Brewer
McClusky
Downing
Custom House
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure Popular Remedy
The uniform success of this remedy has made it the most popular preparation for bowel complaints. It is deemed the one dependable and pleasant remedy, especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives each year. For sale by all druggists. In Rouen France a famous bell named Rouvel displays a serious crack, threatening to end its 600 year curfew.
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Rouen
France
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Gardner Bros Cab Instructs Postal or Telephon Contact
Gardner Brothers Cab requests correspondence via postal mail or telephone at 683-3. The notice directs Standard request handling and confirms available contact method for reach.
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Obrenovitch
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Col. Naumovics
Panscova
Avakumovics
Peter
Clinton Weaver
Coal Combination
J. Plavius
OLD Boreas
MicCluskey
Simeon Ford
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Roy MicCardel
Satirist
Mvierriman
Ahwa
Katherine Greer
Boston Boulevard
Commonwealth Avenue
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West
Tremont Streets
Cartagena
Colombia
Linn Boyd Porter
Phillips Exeter Academy
Thayer Brothers
Lancaster
Alfred Stead
Manchuria
Zee
Florence
Brittany
Normandy
Dickens Gose
Southland
Charles A. Chase
the Herald
D’arcy
Chamberlain
Gardner Bros
Pinestreet, Highlands
Courier
Lowell Coal CO
Thorndike Street
Central Street
School Street
Charles Wheeler
Lowell, Mass
Pearson’s Beef, Iron and Wine
Pearson’s Drug Store
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