King Peter Returns to Belgrade in Triumphal Welcome
King Peter arrived in Belgrade at 10 am amid a staged but vibrant display with staff, ministers, and troops at the railroad station. He toured the city, visited the cathedral and palace, received cheers from peasants and officials, and pledged to rule in accordance with the constitution amid a festive torchlight night procession.
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Belgrade
Peter
Lfe
Servia
Austria
M. Teharyvkoff
Herr Dbumba
Col. Machin
M.avakumovics
Teharykoff
Avyakumovics
M. Paulevics
Avakiumovics
Vacus
Skupshtina
Sé¢mlin
Hungary
Alexander
Konak
Karageorgevics
King Peter I of Serbia Described In Cablegram
Belgrade correspondent reports the new King Peter I of Serbia is short and aged fifty seven, bearing his years more than expected. He wears pince-nez, is gray, with emaciated but agreeable features and an intellectual expression not signaling strong native force of character.
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London
Belgrade
the Times
Servia
Peter I
Jackson Leaves Belgrade on Return to Athens
Washington reports United States Minister Jackson has departed Belgrade for Athens via Constantinople. He has not presented credentials to King Peter, and the State Department notes credentials are not prepared. The move aligns with other powers that have yet to recognize the new Servian government.
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State Department
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Belgrade
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Constantinople
Jie
Péter
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Germany
France
Paris Senate approves 256 million for port and canal works
The Paris Senate approves a public works plan totaling 256 million francs to improve ten ports and deepen canals. Thirty million francs will upgrade the Garonne Orleans Canal and southern waterways, with 150 million for new canals. Completion is planned in seven to eight years to meet competition from Italian ports.
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New York Times
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Paris
the Times
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Garonne-Orleans
France
Professors urge speed in settling Manchurian crisis
Tokyo professors at Imperial University call for swift action to resolve Manchurian disputes. They fault missed chances such as Liao Tung retrocession and Kiao-Chau seizure, warn Russia’s ongoing aggression will push further into Korea and southward, and argue Japan must separate Manchuria and Korea talks.
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China
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Banus May Alter Croatia Policy Under Hungarian Pressure
Vienna dispatch says Banus, a strong Croatia Minor ruler, may capitulate to the Hungarian Party by dropping extra demands for an army and accepting only an ordinary annual troop contingent. If he forms a ministry he would rule Budapest by Kossuth’s support and extremist followers.
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NEW York Times
London
the Times
Vienna
Banus
Croatia
Budapest
Kossuth
The Man in the Street Feature Preview
The Man in the Street, a feature in the Magazine Supplement of the Sunday edition, is praised as the best anecdotes collection in any publication. Readers are urged to secure a copy of the next pre edition of The New York Times.
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NEW York Times
Irish Land Bill Saved as Wyndham Amendment Approved
London dispatches report the Irish Land Bill debate resuming in the Commons with Mr Wyndham introducing an amendment to set a minimum price for tenant purchases and allow bargains outside judicial zones. John Redmond hails the concession as saving the bill amid broad cheers. The house adopts Clause 1 without division and extends advances from 25 000 to 35 000. The session features amicable Nationalist amendments withdrawn with no divisions, while O'Brien seeks parity for evicted tenants, with Wyndham pledging increased aid under Clause 48. Clause 2 and 3 are discussed and adopted after minor amendments, and the Finance bill clears its third reading before adjournment.
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House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
John Redmond
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
William O’brien
Redmond
T. P O'Connor
American Jew Warns Russian Ambassador Over Kishineff Outrage
Simon Wolf, former Consul General in Egypt, writes to Count Cassini urging Russia to reform its treatment of Jews or risk harming US friendship. He cites 30,000 to 40,000 Jews seeking asylum in the United States yearly and warns that public opinion could drive policy and threaten diplomatic ties unless equal rights are granted at home.
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New York Times
Washington
Simon Wolf
Egypt
Grant
Count Cassini
Kishineff
United States
Empire of
Russia
Congress
King Releases McHugh From Sligo Jail
Dublin June 24 The release on June % of P A McHugh M P from Sligo Jail where he had been confined since June 6 under a warrant issued by Judge Ross about a year ago for contempt of court in connection with the political comments of Mr McHugh s paper The Sligo Champion appears to have been due to the initiative of King Edward the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland the Earl of Dudley having first fruitlessly interceded with Judge Ross The King s private secretary Lord Knollys later wrote to the Judge expressing his Majesty s wishes on the subject
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P. A. McHugh
M. P
Sligo
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Lord Knollys
Kurds Pillage Convent Near Erzeroum
The Times correspondent reports Kurds plunder a convent near Erzeroum killing six priests. The village of Berm twelve hours away was also looted with one notable killed. Troops did not intervene or pursue the attackers after the raids.
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New Yorkk Times
London
the Times
Constantinople
Erzeroum
Berm
Turkish Troops Concentrate Near Bulgarian Frontier
The Sofia correspondent reports four infantry battalions and four cavalry squadrons with twelve guns gathering near Kostendil on the Bulgarian frontier. Rhodope frontier guards have tightened arms raising frontier population tensions. Americans at Buckingham Palace Court. Among those presented were Mr and Mrs Joseph H Choate Jr and Mrs Stockton along with Miss Florence Hayward and Miss Alice Stickney from the St Louis Fair Commission.
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New York Times
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Sofia
the Times
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Rhodope Mountains
Buckingham Palace
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Stockton
United States
Florence Hayward
Alice Stickney
St. Louis Fair Commission
Lady Yarmouth
L.K. Wilmerding
Wilmerding
New York
W. J
Pearl White
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Chapin
C. Fy McKim
First Of 1903s Wheat Shown In Cincinnati
The first car of the 1903 wheat crop is displayed on the Chamber floor by Gale Brothers. Originated in Missouri and sold to Toledo. The shipment arrives earlier than typical, with fair quality despite storms in Missouri. Local crops vary, with some districts showing good wheat while adjacent areas lack quality.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Gale
Brothers
Missouri
Toledo
Northern Securities' Year Forecast and Burlington Prospects
St Paul June 24 One week remains in the Northern Securities Lines fiscal year. President Hill predicted $150,000,000 gross earnings for the three lines, and current sentiment questions a shortfall of $6,000,000 to $8,000,000 seems unlikely. Burlington remains the uncertain factor with potential to meet Hill's target if it earns about $61,500,000. last year it earned $53,795,000.
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Minn
Northern Securities Lines
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Hill
Hooker Day Parade in Boston Draws 15000
Boston prepares for Hooker Day with a grand parade featuring US infantry cavalry artillery marines and blue jackets alongside Massachusetts militia and historic Hooker Brigade survivors Generals Miles Sickles Howard Chamberlain Brooke and Merritt head the line as the Fighting Joe statue is unveiled at the State House lawn at 9 30.
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Joe
State House
Lost Sister of Charity Sought in New Orleans
P R Lahart of New York seeks his sister Kate Lahart once a Sister of Charity in Beaumont Texas. She left the order and may be in New Orleans after arriving from Ireland seven years ago. Kate is twenty four, Irish born, with police vigilence active as no Lahart name appears in New York City Directory.
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P. R.lahart
New Orleans
New York Times
R. Lahart
West One Hundredth Street
New York
Kate Lahart
Charity
Beaumont
Texas
Ireland
Miss Lahart
United States
Lahart
Dramatic Critic Franklin Fyles Suffering Heart Failure
Franklin Fyles the dramatic critic and playwright was seized by heart disease at his home on West Ninety Fourth Street Monday morning. He developed complications and fell into a coma by Tuesday afternoon. He is about fifty six, married with one son and one daughter.
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Franklin Fyles
West Ninty-fourth Street
Cook County to issue bonds for public buildings and debt funding
Cook County plans to offer 500000 of one to twenty year 8 percent bonds in a few weeks through its Board of Commissioners for public buildings. Part of a 1250000 bond issue to fund floating debt will be offered later. Banks and bond houses have shown strong interest in the proposed sale.
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New York Times
Chicago
Cook County
Board of Commissioners
Continental Trust Creates Third Vice President Post
At yesterday's board meeting the Continental Trust Company created the office of Third Vice President and elected Mortimer N. Buckner to the post. Directors also declared the quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable June 30 with books closing June 25.
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Continental Trust Company
Mortimer N. Buckner
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