Victory by Reliance Over Constitution and Columbia
The Reliance defeated both the Constitution and Columbia in a rough sea race off Sandy Hook, leading for much of the competition and finishing with a narrow margin while the Constitution struggled to blanket the Reliance. The Columbia trailed, hampered by a late shift that left her leeward. Separately, Confederate chapter activities at Camp Chase attracted magnolia and rose wreaths from Southern chapters in response to General Gordon's appeal.
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Constitution
Columbia
New York
Reliance
Sandy
Hosk
siteen
Rhodes
Camp Chase
Daughters of
the
Confederacy
General Gordon
South
Army mob kills king and queen in Belgrade palace
Troubled Belgrade reports reveal an army uprising that stormed the royal palace, killing King Alexander and Queen Draga. Troops surrounded the palace, officers forced entry, and a blow by bombed doors preceded the king’s abdication seen as treason by conspirators.
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DRAGA
bcame
Naumorics
byzanite
Navmovics
Nanmovics
Strvia
Gilder Editor and Critic Miss Jeannette L
Fragmentary item notes MISS JEANNETTE L GILDER, editor and critic, with reference to fourteen and picts. The readable text is sparse but retains mention of her role and an archival fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEANNETTE L. GILDER
Belgrade After Assassination Forms Provisional Government
The article notes the assassination of the king and queen in Belgrade and the formation of a provisional government led by Jovan Avakumovitch as premier with Ljubohar Ralievitch as foreign minister and Stojan Protics as interior minister. It reports a promise to restore the 1901 constitution, election of a sovereign, and a calm city despite crowds debating the revolutionaries' acts.
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Jovan
Avakumovitch
Ljubohar
Ralievitch
Stojan Protics
George Genshics
Jorvan Alanazkovitch
Vojislay Velikovitch
Alexander Machin
Ljubomir Schiokovitch
Jane is
Belgrade
Alexander
Pretender Goes to Belgrade as Prince Proclaims Innocence
Geneva June 12 Prince Peter Karageorgevitch declared himself innocent of knowledge of the tragedy in Servia. He arrived in Belgrade amid tension and expressed confidence in his cause while asserting he bears no responsibility for the events.
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Atta
Cris
Belgrade
Witch
o dé-camp
Peter Karageorgevitch
Draga
emer Markotwo
Alex
Geneva
Jame
Peter Karageorgeritch
Graduation at West Point Amid Star-Studded Attendants
A large crowd attended the West Point commencement with graduates assigned to the Engineer Corps. Notable attendees included General and Mrs Miles General and Mrs MacArthur General and Mrs Grant and other high officials. General Henderson, president of the board of visitors, spoke to the class followed by Lieutenant General Miles. Secretary Hout awarded the diplomas to the graduates.
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United States
military “academy
Engineer Corps
Macarthur
Wisconsin
Leeds
Massachusetts
Fiske
New York
M. C. Trier
North Dakota
Telford
Utah
Grant
Schley
Georgia
L. Hi. Brown
Missouri
W. HH. Rose
Pennsylvania
F. Williams
Mary
Jana
Geral
Miles
Chaffee
Schofield
Prooks
David B. Henderson
board of visitors
Textile strike in Philadelphia prompts tentative settlements
June 12 report from Philadelphia notes concessions in four mills and ongoing worker actions in another, reviving hopes for a swift settlement. The idea to extend terms to engineers in the mills was discussed with Isaac Cowan of Cleveland, a general international organizer for the Amalga mated Association of Machinists, though not yet reviewed by the union executive council. Probing New York Postoffice reports four additional inspectors arrived to aid investigations as 48 superintendents face demotion and pay cuts to 850 to 1000 a year.
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Philadelphia
mil
Isaac Cowan
Cleveland
Amalgamated Association of Machinists
England
New York Postoffice
New York
general postoffice
Van Cott
Coal strike drives wage rise proposal in mining region
A public strike commission considers a five cent wage increase for May under sliding scale rules as miners in the coal fields, from Port Amboy to tidewater near New York, push for higher pay. Officials in Pennsylvania report preparations for a potential rise tied to coal prices above 4.50.
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Gratny
United
Moada
New York
Porth ‘Amboy
Kelshig
Anthracite Wage Scale and Local Crime Report
June 12 article notes Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company and the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission agreeing on a wage sliding scale based on white ash coal prices, with monthly computations by an appointed official. It also reports a lynching attempt thwarted by a posse in Jonasson City, Tenn, involving Adam Jackson, and a crew illness aboard the Amsterdam from Java reaching the Breakwater, Lewes Delaware.
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Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
New York
Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics
Third judicial circuit
United States
Gray
Charles PP. Neill
Washington, D. C
Jonasson City
Tenn
Isaac Toore
Washington county
Adam Jackson
Charlotte
N.C
don
cour
Jali
Jonesboro
Poore mar
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