Prince Peter to Be Elected King in Belgrade
Belgrade reports a National Assembly vote expected tomorrow to affirm a monarchy with Prince Peter Karageorgevitch as king. Students abroad favor republic demonstrations, but monarchists hold a large majority. provisional government pardons political prisoners and pledges order as the city braces for the king’s proclamation.
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USA
Belgrade
Servia
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Ats
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Switzerland
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Karageorgevitch
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George
St. Pettrsbore
Prince Peters
Lectice
Arrivals at Hotels and Out of Town Buyers
Notice lists arrivals at hotels and out of town buyers. It references losses by fire on page 2 and marine intelligence and foreign mails on page 5. Real estate on page 11 and weather on page 5 are noted along with yesterday's fires on page 2 and music and scenery promoting Day Line Steamers voyage convenience.
Prince Peter’s Acceptance in Serbia Election Report
A Vienna dispatch notes Prince Peter Karageorgevitch’s likely election by the Serbian Skupshtina. Russia and Austria are expected to back him, with recognition pending his acceptance and fulfillment of conditions such as unanimous approval, banishment of compromised officers, and an increased civil list.
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IsSso
Eniey
Sena
Alr Ge
Dae Joa
Seesster Velimirovitch
Radical Party
Senate
Tee Ae
M. Marinkovitch
Mir
Ilimirayite H Wll
Skupshtina
Belorede
Court of Cassation
Art
Foreign Ministry
London
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Russia
Karageorgevitch
London Times
NEW York Times
The
Times
Vi ‘Ienna
Peter Karageorgevitch
Prince Peter
Peter
Karageongevitch
M. Ae Koeneva
Condjtter
Yan Throrte
New King’s Task Stirs Servia Election Debate
Vienna reports a belief that Prince Peter Karageorgevitch faces a hard path if elected king. At nearly sixty, spent abroad with limited knowledge of Servian people, he lacks a party behind him. Raditch and Nas supporters may back him. others fear Russia’s silent unease.
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Vienna
Peter Karageorgevit
Ervice
Pkace
Ralkals
Russia
Prince Peter
Prince Peter and Royal Tensions Echo Through Europe
A garbled telegram fragment mentions Prince Peter, the Marquis de Rosd, and relations involving Belgrade Vienna and Servia. The notes reference assassination rumors and calls for revenge, with whispers of a secret leader and fears of an imminent arrival from Belgrade.
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Geneva
George Vitell
da Isein
Wwe
Marquis de Rosd
Arriv
Belgrade
Servia
Reas Kurageorgevitc
Unclear political intrigue in Belgrade and Geneva rumor talks
Fragmentary dispatches describe King of Serbia contenders and imprisonment rumors involving Prince Peter and Karageorgevitch factions. Geneva reports hint at conspiracies and potential monarch restoration plans with statements about an assassin’s punishment and royal power.
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Belgrade
Paris
Peter Secu
Treachery in the Palace Reported in Belgrade Coup
The Times cites conflicting accounts of a palace assassination in Belgrade in which King Alexander and Queen Draga were killed. Conspirators within the military and politicians allegedly plotted the murder, with many officers entering the palace and delivering blows. The queen’s followers had promoted allies while enemies were promoted by her foes.
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New York
Times Relal Cablegrain
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The
Belgrade
the Times
Naumovitch
London
Alexander
Draga
Building shutdown extended to all sites in city
President Eidlitz of the Employers' Board says the shutdown aims to secure stable building industry conditions and force unions to accept an arbitration plan. The move halts work as material on hand is exhausted and will intensify to pressure unions to bargain.
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Employers’ Board
Trades Eimiployers’ Association
New York
Board of Governors
The
Building Trades Ssmp Ployers’ Association
Charlies L. Eidlitz
Building Trades, Employers’ Association
Mr. Phichitz
Meri
A. Jo Robinson
Building Trades Employers' Association
Dn &Kout
Iie
Rs’ Association
Ckilled Mechanics
Gallet
Seainst
Umions
William H.farley
Toard
Building Mechanics
Fst
Stock Yards Open Sunday in Kansas City
The Kansas City stock yards kept open Sunday for buying and selling, with all departments active. Shippers and feeders supplied cattle as market conditions improved following recent floods, allowing price movements to progress as on a weekday.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Coldest June in Texas Posts Record Low Temperatures
Special to The New York Times reports Dallas records show June as the coldest in Texas history with mean temperatures far below normal. Despite ample rain, crops like corn and cotton are late and backward, yet oats and wheat benefit from the cool spell. Farmers count on warm weather to lift yields, with thrashing underway and oats averaging fifty bushels per acre and wheat near twenty.
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The
New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Niagara Falls and Return 88 via Lackawanna Railroad
Tickets go on sale June 14 and 17 for a Niagara Falls round trip with return by June 22. Fare listed as 4 1 18 cents by Lackawanna line. Ady notices travel offer.
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Niagara Falls
Lackawanna, Railroad
Ady
Chinese treaty question shifts to Peking edict
London reports an imperial edict moves commercial treaty negotiations to Peking. Three treaty commissioners Lu Hai Huan Sheng Wu Ting Fang ordered to Peking, Chang Chih Tung to stay and help. The Times notes lack of prior American and Japanese commission notice and flags diplomatic misunderstandings. The piece mentions likin revenue issues and awaits Britain’s ratification of Mackay's treaty.
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London
the Times
Peking
Lu-Hai-Huan Sheng
Wu-Ting- Fang
Chang-Chih Tung
Shanghai
The
Times
Wu-Ting-Fang
Mackay
US Likely to object to moving talks to Peking
Peking dispatch says the United States may protest shifting negotiations for the American and Japanese commercial treaties from Shanghai to Peking. An edict ordering the transfer was issued without consulting either power, seen as discourteous. Japanese talks are suspended in deadlock over a clause to open Mukden and Manchuria to foreign trade.
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Peking
United States
Shanghai
Japan
China
Mukden
Manchurian
Minister Refuses to Recant at Trinity German Lutheran
Rev Hugo Wendell pastor of Trinity German Lutheran Church in Trenton says he will not recant after being found guilty of heresy and suspended by the ministerium in Philadelphia. He declares as a private citizen he may pursue Spiritualism but denies preaching from the pulpit. Opponents may report to Rev F J Shott President of the Synod for breaking suspension by preaching today.
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Trenton
N.J
Hugo Wendell
Trinity German
Philadelphia
Ministerium U
Wendell
F. J. Shott
Texas's War on Railroads Heads to Court
Attorney General Bell prepares a petition to file in District Court seeking to enjoin the Southern Pacific Company from holding stock in the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway and other rival lines. The suit, linked to a prior railroad settlement and ordered by the Railroad Commission, targets several carriers including the Houston and Texas Central and the Galveston, Harrisburg, and San Antonio.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Bell
District Court
State of Texas
Southern Pacific Company
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Southern Pacific
Houston
Texas Central
New Orleans
Galveston, Blarkisburg
San Antone
Aransius Pass
Railroad Commission
Rockefeller Lecture at Huchid Avenue Church
John D. Rockefeller spoke at the Huchid Avenue Baptist Church Sunday school in Levelland on Children's Day. He praised the school's growth and honored deceased members while recounting a loan repayment incident that illustrated honesty, noting a young man offered to repay both principal and interest.
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Streial
New-York Times
Levelland
Eens
John Dr. Rockefeller
Huchid Avenue
Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Mmpesais
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr Rainsford on Chicago labor plan and train service change
The Rev Dr W S S Rainsford praises Chicago Metal Trades Association four planks open shop output conciliation arbitration and no lockouts or boycotts. He warns both sides must adhere to the platform. Dining car service on Shore Line trains to Boston will increase starting June 16 with added departures at 10 00 am 1 00 pm 3 00 pm and 5 00 pm.
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Chicago
W. SS. Rainsford
St. George’s Church
New York
University of Chicago
Chicago Metal Trades Association
Shore Line
Boston
Reign of Terror at Jett White Trial in Kentucky
A Jackson Kentucky hotel burned amid a high profile trial for the Jett and White assassination case. Witness Capt Ewen faced a bribery threat offering $5,000 to alter testimony. Militias aided guests escape as arrests and habeas corpus actions unfolded for key witnesses and defendants.
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City
B. J. Finen
Ject and
White
J. B. Martum
Ewen Haa
Ewen
Curtis Jett
Mircum
Breathitt County
Commonwealth
Jett
Marcum
Callahan
Hargis
Hines
Joe Redman
John Clarevy
Louisville
Joe Crawford
Ed Thap
Major Allen
Gray Haddicks
John D. O'Neil
Covington
B. B. Golden
Barberville
Redwine
Major Alen
Court House
Capt
Maddox
Commonwealth Attorney
Byrd
Netwine
E. Callahan
Bynd
Dollar Wheat Movement in Marion County
Farmers in Marion County discuss the one dollar wheat movement at J A Everitt store. Plans for new unions statewide are outlined, with forty eight unions already active and War zig County noted as strongest. The advocate claim cites higher exports in years with a dollar wheat price versus parts with sixty cents.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Marion
J. A. Everitt
American Society of Equity of North America
Marion County
Warrick County
S&s
The Mid Day Chicago Limited Train Schedule
The Mid-Day Chicago Limited departs Grand Central Station at 1 00 PM and arrives in Chicago at 11 50 next morning. It reaches St Louis at 6 45 next evening via New York Central.
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Grand Central Station
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Central
Waterspout Threat Shocks Asbury Park Beachgoers
June 14 at Asbury Park, a giant waterspout appeared about 200 yards offshore near Bradley Beach. It moved northeast then veered seaward, passing the area and creating rough surf and heavy rain that toppled waves against the boardwalk but caused no serious damage. A southbound four masted ship avoided the danger.
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Asbury Park
Bradley Beach
Pope’s condition improves amid age concerns
The Pope, at Rome on June 14, remains under treatment for hemorrhoidal indisposition. Dr Lappont reports overall improvement. Officials avoid informing the Pope of death rumors to prevent concern as age factors frame the situation.
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Rome
Lappont
Leo
Runaway at Bellevue Avenue Endangers Tour Carriage
Major Charles Hall of the British Army and Mrs. Hall were driving near Beechwood when frightened horses of a Quentins Jones party carriage bolted toward a stone wall. A sailor from the Monongahela pulled them up by the bridles, saving a passenger who fell with minor injuries. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. J. De Forest Danielson aided the injured woman.
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New York Times
Newport
R. IL
Charles Hall
Major
Hart
J. de Forest
Danielson
Corruption in Maryland Primary Battles on Eastern Shore
In Queen Anne County the primary elections saw thousands spent to buy votes as Democratic organization forces clashed with anti organization factions. Votes traded from modest to steep sums, with organization leader John E George securing a clear victory signaling support for State management and Governor Smith. Kent Island backed State Senator Kignan by a narrow twenty five vote margin, sealing renomination prospects. Ex-legislator C W Clements and ex-Sheriff George M Van Zant clashed with organization representatives James W Walls and George J Harrison in the Seventh District.
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Baltimore
Queen Anne County
Democratic Organization
Govmine
United States
John E.george
Smith
Kent Island
Kignan
C.W. Clements
George M. van Zant
James W. Walls
George J. Harrison
Washingtons Chambermaid Loses Suit Over Dismissal
In Indianapolis on June 14 Judge Allen sustained a demurrer in a case brought by Mrs Hadley against Henry W Lawrence and the Indiana Hotel Company for 5000 damages. She claimed dismissal for refusing to make Booker T Washington's bed and said a Houston telegram opened at the hotel caused humiliation.
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New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Allen
Henry W. Lawrence
Indiana Hotel Company
Tracies
Booker T. Washington
Aten
Houston
Texas
Booker
Hadley
English
Boston crusade against Jags shocks city police
Judge William T. Emmons, new Metropolitan Police Commission chair, seeks active measures against public drunkenness in Boston. He tours the city as arrests surge to 265, double last week, with Station 4 overwhelmed and cab drivers benefiting from the crackdown. Emmons vows to curb women drinking in bars and end free lunches encouraging drinking.
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New York Times
Boston
William TI. Emmons
Metropolitan Police Commission
Lagrange Street
Emmons
Map of Manchuria Ad Offered by Greener
United States commercial agent at Vladivostock Greener says the best map of Manchuria is published by the New York Central A copy will be mailed on receipt of five cents by G H Daniels G P A New York adv
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Manchuria
Greener
United States
Vladivostock
New York Central
Aow
G.H. Daniels
New York
Adv
Shamrock III Arrives in New York Lined by Lipton Fleet
Shamrock III arrives in New York Harbor to contest the America's Cup, towed by Sir Thomas Lipton's Erin with Shamrock II in tow by Tug Cruizer. The flotilla, including the Erin and Shamrock I, paraded up the bay amid salutes from ships and craft, then docked off Tompkinsville for two weeks of prep at Erie Basin before trials and cup races.
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Shamrock Il
Thomas Lipton
Britain
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Cruizer
Imaees
Sandy
Hook
Charles E. Matthews
H. Hier. Davies
Thomas Liptor
Sandy Hook
Erin Amd
Shamrock III
Matthews
Charles Hh. Matthews
Davirs
Shamrock
Shamrock I
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Royal Ulster’ Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Rebs
Columbia
Uller
J. S. Warden
Sdmund Butler Liden
Thomas Most
Davies
Robert E. Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Tod
Anite
Sandy Hoo
Thistle
Archibald Watts
America
Erie
Erie Basin
The 20th Century Limited Train to Chicago
The Train of the Century runs a 20 hour route from New York to Chicago via the New York Central and Lake Shore lines. The service marketed as The 20th Century Limited highlights speed and luxury for travelers between these major cities.
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Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
20Th Century Limited
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