Seruins New King to Be the Army's Puppet
Belgrade June 16 The Serb revolt installs King Peter I under military rule led by Col Maschin and Col Mitschitch. The government fears army control, while public opinion shows apathy outside Belgrade. A royal procession and Te Deum mark the change as palace repairs proceed ahead of the new monarch's arrival.
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Belgrade
Peter I
Maschin
Mitschitch
Forcast
Ljubomir Senickovics
Belerole Orjek
Chuir
Wishost
Prines
Peter Swara Georgevitch
M. Sehickovics
Senate
Skupshtina
Coal
Cornel
Avakumovics
Urelésy
Russia
Austria
Peter
United States
Skupshtiha
Geneva
M. Gerschich
Sulte
Gen. Popovitch
Col Costics
Geneve
Karageorgevitch
Jourope
A Vakumovics
Servia
Fauot
Kara George
Kingdom of
Kerageorgevitch
Meludec
Semlin
Hungary
Alexander
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Marine Intelligence
Sn United Service
Weather Report
Servian press jubilant over palace plot fallout
London dispatch reports a Belgrade court-martial summoned a junior officer Banovitch for absence in the palace plot. He claimed sleep as defense and chose suicide over trial. Conspirators praised, others blamed the late king and queen for corruption and immorality.
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Col
Meashin
Rh Aeitch
Lazar
Servia
Get Via
Montenegro Declares Prince Peter King of Servia
Montenegro greets Prince Peter Karageorgevich as King of Serbia with cheers. Bells ring and bands parade as town is illuminated at night. Prince Nicholas praises Peter’s ancestors and bravery while condemning the assassination of King Alexander.
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Cettinie
Montenegro
Peter Karageorgevuch
Servia
Nicholass
Petents
Nicholas
Peter
Alexander
King Peter to Meet Servian Deputation in Thneva
June 16 report from Thneva states King Peter expects a Servian parliamentary delegation to arrive Wednesday, with his departure for Belgrade set for 9 PM Thursday. The Czar telegraphed heartfelt wishes for Servia's prosperity and divine aid in the king's pledged service to his people.
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Thneva
Peter
Belgrade
Czar
Senate
Skupshtina
Servia
Constantine Reports King Peter Chosen by Serbs
A Paris bulletin cites a New York publication claiming Mme Christidh and Milan plan to flee Constantinople for the Servian frontier but remain. it notes King Peter's unanimous election as definitive for succession and that the Servian Legation notified the Porte and foreign diplomats of the choice.
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Constantinople
New York
Mme. Christidh
Milan
Milan of
Servia
Peter
Servicin
Porte
Cuban mayor shot by disgruntled aspirant Celestino Bencomo
Dr. Pedro Portal of Camajuan, mayor of Camajuan, Santa Clara, was shot twice by Celestino Bencomo, a disappointed local politician. Portal’s condition is precarious. Bencomo was arrested.
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Mayo
Camajuan
Santa Clara
Celestino
Bencomo
Aes
Pedro Portal Lumg
Social Democrats secure sweeping Reichstag victory in Berlin
Berlin reports the Social Democrats gain about fifteen seats and top a total vote over 2.5 million, with strong showings in Berlin and Saxony. They win in Essen, Dresden, and many towns while Centrists and Radicals shift, and second elections loom in numerous districts under the Australian ballot system. Socialists mobilize mass turnout especially among women and unpaid canvassers.
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Berlin
Dresden
Solingen
Pirna
Plauen
Zittau
Doebeln
Altenburg
Darmstadt
Limbach
Schwartzberg
Bielfeld
Baireuth
Bremen
Sorau
Bernburg
Saxony
Red Kingdom
Essen
Krupp
Richter
Radicals
Barth
Herr Richter
the Mirabeau
Herr Barth
Prof
Mummsen
Herr L Gassermann
Herr Torrese
Chmalfeldt
von Bilow
Baron von Richthofen
Savony
Empire
Berliner Tageblatt
Fhad
Herr Bebel
Jerr Singer
Germany
Reichstag
Germans Snub Dr Crum at Charleston Port Visit
Special to The New York Times. In Charleston the German cruiser Gazelle arrives prompting a planned host role by Dr. W D Crum Port Collector. The German commander plans not to meet Crum, sending Capt Turk to the Custom House instead. Crum may acknowledge the visit by card tomorrow.
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New York Times
Charleston
S. C
W. D. Crum
Crum
Gazelle
Count von Oriola
Mayor Smith
Turk
Custom House
Edwin S Lines Elected Bishop of Newark Diocese
The Rev Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven Conn was elected Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Newark by a clerical majority with lay support on the first formal ballot. The vote, conducted at St Mark's Church West Orange, showed continued backing for Lines though unanimity failed. The bishop's salary remains 6000 dollars and relocation of the see to Newark was discussed but deferred.
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Orange
N. J
Edwin Stevens Lines
New Haven
Conn
Newark
St. Mark's Church
West Orange
Alexander Mann
Wiliam M. Franklin
East Orange
Mann
Bennitt
Mitchell
Bishop Courtney
Jenvey
Shien
Richmond
E. A. White
Manning
Dr. Lines
Dr. Morgan
Dr. Colt
Dr. Edmunds
Colts
Manin
Dr Edmunds
Lines
Morgen
Coit
Augustine Edendorf
Jersey City
House of Bishops
Brewster
Dr Lines Debates Newark Bishop Handle
Dr Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven questions accepting the Newark bishopric. Born 1851 in Naugatuck, he studied at Yale and Berkeley College, served St Pauls in New Haven, and earned a Doctor of Divinity in 1907. He sails June 27 for Europe for several months.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Line
Newark
Europe
Edwin Stevens Lines
Naugatuck
Coonn
Yale University
Berkeley College
Middletown
Westhaven
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Connecticut
Lines
Pope's Health Improves After Papal Visit
In Rome on June 16 Dr Lipponi reported the Pope in better health after adjusting his treatment. Count Camillo Pecci delivered a gold pectoral cross from Charles Astor Bristed and his New York daughters, prompting the Pontiff to express thanks. The exchange touched on rumors of illness and death, drawing a lighthearted Italian proverb about living to a hundred.
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C. A
Rome
Lipponi
Camillo Pecci
Charles Astor
New York
Peccci
Leo
Miss McEntee Fights Off Intruder in New Jersey
Miss Mary McEntee of Morristown confronted John Tierney during a Dublin carriage ride. She struck him with her whip, injuring his head. an ambulance and police were summoned, and Tierney was fined $10 for disorderly conduct.
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New York “Times
Morristown
N. J
Mary Mcintee
Dublin
John Tierney
F . F Tierney
Stop All Building Defections Halt Hoisting and Strike Actions
The Board of Governors of the Building Trades Employers Association ordered the Hoisting Association to halt all hoisting until conditions improve. George A. Fuller Company agrees to suspend hoisting though not affiliated. A plan of arbitration is under review. unions’ acceptance will resume work. A split within the new Board of Building Mechanics emerges with old and new boards debating representation. A reward was offered for arrest after sabotage at Astoria mills where transmission cables and roof girders were damaged.
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Board of Governors
The
Building Trades
Employers’ Association
George A. Fuller Company
Bae de
Board of
Buiding Mechanics
Board of Building Trades
Building Material Drivers
Samuel Parks
Fifty-fifth Street
Fitt Avenue
Levering &Garrigues
Robert H. Reid
Robert H. Reid & Co
Astoria
Royal Function Postponed Amid Royal Health Concern
London June 14 alarmed by sudden postponement of the King's review of troops at Aldershot from June 7 to an unfixed July date. Postponement may align with President Lebuet’s visit. The King’s health is good though last June’s illness after a prior Aldershot review renews public apprehension.
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London
Aldershot
Leubet
England
Cotton Mills Close Across Georgia Amid Price Jump
The Georgia cotton industry halts as mills suspend operations due to high cotton costs. Atlanta Cotton Mills shut indefinitely with little stock, affecting about 1,300 workers. Enterprise Mill in Augusta also closes after exhausting cotton. Macon and Columbus mills weigh shutdowns.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Georgia
Kinterprise
Augusta
S Lf
Macon
Columbus
Cotton Shipment To Return To South From Lowell Mills
The Morgan Line steamer Ed Monte will fetch 8 000 bales of cotton from Tremont and Suffolk Mill in Lowell, bound for New Orleans, to cover July shorts. The full consignment should be in shed by week’s start, with a Philadelphia firm named as buyer. Nashua mills meanwhile will not sell raw material, holding enough stock through summer.
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Roston
Morgan” Line
Ed Monte
Mystic Wharf
New York
New Orleans
Tremont and Suffolk
Lowell
Philadelphia
Nashua,n. H
Nashua and
Jackson
Arson trial verdicts and fears of jury pressure at Jackson
In Jackson Kentucky Crawford and Tharp are freed as no indictments are returned. Jett and White may face further action as observers note juror intimidation. Judge Hargis cites defense payment and defies court while Sheriff Callahan testifies, and Capt. Ewen receives widespread support and aid offers from Kentucky locals and city officials.
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New York Times
Jackson
Crawford
Tharp
Hargis
Redwine
Callahan
Court House
Ewen
Marcum
Commonwealth
Byrd
Golden
Supa
Madison County
Lovers of Justice
Kentucky
Mary Sereve Ransom
Louisville
Sixth Street
Loursville
Lancaster
Guy. Beckham
Lexington
Newman Mansion Burns in Virginia Fire
The Walter George Newman estate at Mount Athos, Somerset, Orange County, Virginia, was destroyed by fire early today. Fire investigators deem it incendiary. caretaker Granville Coleman barely escaped. Newman, a New York financier, reportedly spent around 3400.00 on the lavish stone house lit by electricity.
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New York Times
Richmond
Walter George Newman
Mount Athos
Somerset
Orange County
Granville Coleman
Newman
Roswell P. “Lower
New York
Kathdr HE Moon
Tynchbure
New Jersey
Irish Bennett Cup race to bear police cost in Ireland
The Irish Treasury decides promoters of the James Gordon Bennett Cup international automobile race in Ireland must cover policing of the course estimated at about 35000 dollars. Efforts to have the government pay the cost are under way and the issue may be raised in Parliament if needed.
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London
Ireland
Beef Trust Gains Control of St. Louis Dressed Beef Co
The St. Louis Dressed Beef Company, a $2,000,000 concern, has passed into the hands of the beef trust. Chicago buyers now control the stock, with Thomas W. Crouch remaining as general manager. He notes the property is in his name and stock sits in Chicago.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Beef Trust
Chicago
Thomas W. Crouch
Mr.Crouch
Missing Ithaca resident Theodore Zinck feared to have drowned
Theodore Zinck a prominent Ithaca resident is missing and feared to have taken his own life by drowning in Cayuga Lake. An empty boat with Zinck bottle coat and hat was found miles out on the lake. At fifty nine he left behind an estate valued over $100000 with recent bereavement during the typhoid epidemic.
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Ithaca
Theodore Zinck
Cayuga Lake
Zinck
Sleeper Train Advertises Parlor Cars on Lackawanna Route
Daily service via Lackawanna at 8:43 P. M. from Richfield Springs features a sleeper train with parlor cars available from 10 A. The ad promotes enhanced comfort for travelers on the route.
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Shore Line
Boston
Lackawanna Railroad
Richfield Springs
Heppner Flood Toll Near 300 as Deaths Rise
The Heppner Oregon disaster news reports a rising death toll, with estimates ranging up to 300 or more and hundreds missing. Property losses may reach $1,000,000 as a flood sweeps away 150 homes and debris piles along the railroad. A notable survivor, Julius Keitley, saved three people by riding roofs to safety. Relief efforts spread from Portland with donations and free transport of supplies, while the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company aids relief and burial work continues.
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Heppner
Oregon
Julius Keitley
James Kernan
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Portland
Katie
Tom Shuter
Shirer
McBride
Louis Kinney
Kinney
H. R. Baird
Clarence Andrews
Seattle
Sitka
Alaska
Baird
Merchants’ Protective Association
Internal Revenue
Flood Devastates Heppner as River Rises 15 Feet
Eyewitness Tooker of Portland reports the disaster struck Heppner at about 4 PM after a sudden thunderstorm. The torrent swept through town for two hours, tearing down homes and stores, forcing residents to flee to the hills with families separated and many left danger in their wake.
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Echo
Ore
I. Tooker
Portland
Heppner
Wlow Creek
Town
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Noro
Ted Lttle
Servian ‘Press
Portal of
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Adiawate Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Pocono
DR. Crum
Pope
House of Veuve Clicquot
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
New Board of Building
King Edward
Southern
Hudson River
Adv
Jett
Chester W.chapin
Poughkeepsie
Junell River
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