Serb Monarchy Crisis Pivoting on Balgrade King
In Belgrade a national assembly elected the Seryian king amid a tense capital. Reports say King Alexander and Queen Draga received swelling support as the Obronovitch line waned, while Prince Peter Karageorgeviteh nears inauguration. European powers condemn events but offer little action as unrest looms.
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Foreign Atrocities and Explorations Dominate News Ticker
An American citizen is reported killed by Turks at Odessa. Matos and his generals fled Venezuela by rowboat. The German steamer Gauss reports new lands in the polar circle. Plague in Hong Kong reaches an alarming stage. Queen Wilhelmina faces no tuberculous illness report. A French theology professor outlines rules governing departures from truth. Enidge village attacked by Bashi-Bazouks June 2. population affected.
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Global blurs and local shocks fill distant news in brief
A scattered, garbled recap notes events from rail projects in Shanghai to a Pueblo Mexico ruin, an archaeologist, a Cuban official shot, a Vienna incident, and political shifts. It mentions oil deals, Santos-Dumont airship feats, a Canada accident, a church dispute, a Tennessee university issue, tariff debates, and colonial stress with tribes.
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Harriman Universiti
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House of Lords
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Notable Deaths Across The Nation In 19th Century Record
A roundup of obituaries notes Georgie W Hardesty of Keokuk Iowa aged 7 Cyens Smith pioneer Webster City Iowa aged 19 William Haselwood of Quiner Maryland aged 1 James R Sinclair Chicago Great Lakes Towing died Captain Kingston Ontario born forty nine years ago J F Crawford Hartland Wisconsin died while recuperating aboard Nickel Plate travel office Alphonse Feely Yonkers longtime New York aqueduct engineer dead Maj Gen Alexander McCook US Army retired died Dayton Ohio James Hill Jackson Mississippi editor of the Mississippi Register died aged about 65 Many listed were prominent public figures in politics engineering military and law with ties to Ohio Illinois Iowa and Mississippi.
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Cyens Smith
Webster City
Lowe
Franklin Pierce
Wiliam Haselwood
Quiner
Adams County
Congress
James R. Sinclair
Chicago
Great Lakes Towing Company
Captain Sinclair
Kingston
Ont
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Allway
Hartland
Wis
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Nickel Plate
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New York Aqueduct Board
American Society of Civil Engineers
Maj
WH. Gibbs
Columbia
Beauresard
Fort Sumter
Robert Boal
Jacon
Til
Lincoln
Alexander M'Dowell M'Cook
Charles Craighead
Dayton
McCook
Republican Committee
Internal Revenue
Vicksburg
Land Office
Postal Clerks Held in Hearing in Baltimore Case
In Baltimore on June 2 the preliminary hearing for C Ellsworth Upton and Thomas W McGregor charged with complicity in post office department frauds was held before United States Commissioner Rogers. The men allegedly conspired with C B Smith to furnish mail pouches to the government. Commissioner Rogers heard the case and it will go to the United States grand jury meeting next Saturday.
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Connecticut Health
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Thomas W. McGregor
Postence Department
Russell B. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Union Trust Company
Salt Lake
Perry S. Heath
State Department
Berlin
Kiel
Southampton
Post Ofice Department
Roosevelt
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Newton Harris
Sarah Mink
Pitfteld
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Post Office Department
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McGregor
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Wisconsin to Grow Sumatra Tobacco Under Cloth Trial
The Wisconsin agricultural experiment station and B Heddles & Son begin two acres of Sumatra tobacco under cloth to study canopy construction soil types fertilization and harvesting methods. E P Standsten leads, 11000 plants arrived May 29 from Connecticut, yield last year was 2480 pounds per acre.
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University of Wisconsin
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University Agricultural School
Heddles
Wisconsin Catholic Foresters elect delegates for international convention
Ostkosn Wisconsin Catholic Order of Foresters gathered for a state convention and elected delegates to the national meeting in Dubuque Iowa in August. A resolution gives delegates discretion to vote on the readjustment plan while announcing strong support for the level premium assessment and urging higher rates to make the order permanent.
Mayors at Oshkosh League Opens in Cold Weather
Oshkosh June 12 The Wisconsin League of Municipalities opened despite cold, cheerless weather. Delegations arrived from many cities as Ira Bradford of Augusta spoke on New Emin Municipal Government. Mayors Burt Williams of Ashland and J EB Sparling of Mangon attended, with Welcome by Mayor Mulva. The afternoon featured a paper on Business Management of Cities by Mayor M J Wallrich of Shawano, led by Mayor A H Wright of Merrill.
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Ashland
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Mangon
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Citles
M. J. Wallrich
Shawano
Diengslon
A. H. Wright
Merrill
Miners to Debate Wage Increase at Convention
Scranton reports miners convene to challenge operators for failing to pay the two per cent wage rise under the strike commission’s sliding scale. Judge Gray has appointed Professor Charles F. Neil of Washington to compute the award details.
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