Royal Captive Figure in Servia Sets Military Rule
Belgrade on June 16 reports King Peter I’s position as a near captive under a military dictatorship led by revolutionaries Col. Maschin and Col. Hirschitch. The army governs with officers beside prefects, suppressing republican aims while pushing a new constitution that curtails royal power. Mysterious delays surround the royal delegation and the army hints at secret terms with the king.
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Eaton Denies Any Attempt at Bribery
Corning New York June 16 George Eaton, arrested yesterday on a charge of trying to bribe Horace A Taylor assistant secretary of the treasury to buy land for a federal building protests his innocence. He says the letter was misunderstood at the treasury and his employers express confidence in his innocence.
Rev Edwin S Lines elected Newark bishop by slim margin
Orange N J June 16 Rev Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven Conn was elected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Newark tonight by a bare majority of the clerical votes Some high church men opposed unan imous nomination Rev Alexander Mann of Orange withdrew as candidate for successor to the late Bishop Starkey
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Maysville Prisoners Arrive With Troop Escort
Three Black defendants accused of murdering the Fowler family arrive from Covington under military escort. They are brought to Maysville court, arraigned at the courthouse after arrival at 10 o'clock to the troops' camp.
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Change of climate echoing Boston patient plea
A doctor cites climate change as a factor, while the patient retorts he has only known Boston, underscoring a long habit of residence shaping health beliefs. The remark hints at a wider discussion of environmental influence on wellbeing.
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Roosevelt Attends Virginia 79th Commencement
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Charlottesville for the University of Virginia 79th commencement with an alumni and student welcome. He is greeted by officials, praises UVA’s historic role, and discusses public service and citizenship before touring Monticello. He departs for Washington that evening.
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10000 Barrels Scup Lost By The Storm
Newport Rhode Island June 16 As a result of the storm sweeping the New England coast since last Friday between 8000 and 10000 barrels of soup held in pounds owned by local fishermen have been lost. The fish valued at nearly 50000 dollars. The loss is one of the most serious ever sustained by Rhode Island fishermen.
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Suit for 95 Thousand by Eva Ingersoll over Davis case fee
Mrs Eva A Ingersoll widow and administratrix of Col Robert G Ingersoll filed in the US circuit court a bill to enforce a 95000 lien for services as counsel to five of the 11 heirs in the Davis will contest. The contract with Root and Coram paid 100000, only 5000 received, and the estate’s first distribution totals 374907.91 in cash plus real estate. The suit seeks to charge the administrator of the Davis estate with payment from undistributed funds and to restrain further payments to Coram and Root until resolved. Judge Bailey, Judge Harwood, and Judge Hazelton are listed for the plaintiff and Leyson for the administrator.
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Henry A. Root
Butte, Mont
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Elizabeth C. Ladd
Eilen Corrie
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Liberty Bell to Take Silent Part in Charlestown Parade
The Liberty Bell arrived in Boston after a 850 mile journey to take part in Charlestown's holiday parade. The bell rode a special train delayed by enthusiastic crowds and was escorted by city officials and Philadelphia guards before being moved to a side track for transfer to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company for tomorrow's events.
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Touris Resorts In the West via Nickel Plate Road
Travel notice touts easy western routes by Nickel Plate trains with tourist car service and low-rate tickets to Denver Salt Lake El Paso and other points. local agents listed. Also testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets by Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis of Lee Mass praising digestion relief and urging purchase from druggists.
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Lee, Mass
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Height trends in Britain show inch rise over 50 years
Statistics indicate the average male height in Britain has increased by about one inch over the past five decades. Currently the mean height for a 30 year old man is 5 feet 8 4/ inch.
Revolver Found in Mystic Linked to Nellie Sturtevant Murder
In West Medford a revolver reported tied to Nellie A. Sturtevant’s Chester Avenue murder was found in the Mystic river. A 12 year old, Frank McCarthy, raised it but later the weapon was returned to the boy and lost again, prompting police to investigate.
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Chester Avenue
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Emery D. Holmes
Frank McCarthy
Oliver McCarthy
Powder House Boulevard
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Miss Sturtevant
Obituary notes of several local residents
Died at his home Myles Gaffney age details and survivors listed. Emeline L Mills dies aged 60 with two sons. Obits for Christopher McGrath Frank Janelle Rodolph Nadeau Abigail Crosby include service times, locations, cemeteries, and undertakers.
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Cooper and Mills Obituaries In City Notices
COOPER In this city June 14 Charles F. Cooper aged 61 funeral services at his late residence this Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited burial at Hudson N H MILLS In this city June 16 Mrs Eme line Mills wife of James H Mills aged 60 years funeral services will be held at residence Dover street Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Friends invited burial private.
Mortgagee's Sale of Crescent Street Lot in Lowell
Public auction to be held July 3 1908 at five o'clock in the afternoon on the premises. David I Colley conveyed to Charles L Long, later assigned to Edgar W Long, with a released portion. The property is a 4751 510 square foot lot with buildings on the northerly side of Crescent street. Tax payment for current year and a $200 deposit required. terms announced at sale.
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Middlesex North District
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Crescent Street
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