Servian Tragedy Recalled With 1868 Motive Ties
The piece recalls the 1868 Ser vian royal murders linking Prince Michael Obrenoevitch and court figures to editorials in the New York Tribune. It details the Topschidere park slaying, the attackers, and the succession that led to King Milan and then King Alexander, with references to the Omladina society and related events. It also notes later Belgrade violence as a broader echo of the era.
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Michael Obrenoevitch
Peter Karageorgevitch
Mitajovics
Servia
Omladina
Topschidere
Prince Michael
John Stuart Mill
Belgrade
Topschidere Park
Mme. Tomaniya
Mre. Anka
Mlle
Catharine Constantinovices
Garashanin
Prince
Mile. Constantinovics
Rado
Svetozar Garaschamin
Mme
Tomaniya
Prine
Elodie Lawton
Mita Jovics
Paul Radovanovics
Micheal
Milan
Milosh
Yephrem
Maccabee Memorial at Cemetery Service
Crescent and Ritchie Tents of the K O T M held their annual June Memorial service at the cemetery Sunday afternoon. Members from both organizations paraded from Fifth and Ohio streets led by the Second Regiment band to the cemetery where Hon. H. B. Shain delivered the oration. A large attendance of members participated.
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Crescent
Ritchie
Fifth
Ohio Streets
Second Regiment
Fifth Street
Hancock
Third
Engineer
H. B. Shain
Justice court fines and jail sentences issued
Judge Rogers fined Will Deitschler one dollar and costs for disturbing the peace and jailed him seven days for nonpayment. Judge Berry sentenced George Fin ley to five days for disturbing the peace and Will Alexander to five days for assaulting Susie Payne.
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Justice Courts
Rogers
Will Deitschler
Berry
George Finley
Will Alexander
Susie Payne
A Trip to Atlantic Seashore Resorts
A delightful outing at any season with through tickets sold at the rail way station routed via the Lehigh Valley railroad. Send a two cent stamp to the General Passenger Department, Lehigh Valley railroad, New York, for a descriptive booklet.
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Atlantic Seashore Resorts
Lehigh Valley Railroad
America
General Passenger Department
New York
Nine construction gang members fined in police court
Nine workers from a Rock Island extension construction gang were arraigned before Judge Truxe in police court this morning on intoxication charges. Each man was fined five dollars and most paid their fines and costs.
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Rock Island
Truxe
Their First Born Celebrated by McLaughlin Family
Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Jr welcome a son born Sunday June 21. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
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John McLaughlin, Jr
Weather: fair tonight with cooler east portion
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Cooler temperatures are expected in the eastern portion tonight, with warmer conditions arriving for Tuesday.
Hanna says he will not run for vice president
In Cleveland on June 21 Senator M A Hanna reiterated he is not and will not be a candidate for the vice presidency and would decline any nomination. He emphasized his ambitions lie away from the White House and nothing could alter his decision. Colonel Myron T Herrick also seeks governorship of Ohio.
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White House
Ohio
Herrick
Roosevelt
Hanna
Boy Kills Sweetheart Then Himself in Salisbury Case
In Laurel Maryland June 22 Miss Katie Atkins 19 was shot dead at home in Salisbury by her fiancé Elmer Heath 20 who then shot himself in the head. He survived and was taken to jail to avert a lynching. both are under 21 and the couple had planned to marry last week after she learned of his theft from his employer.
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John T. Heard
Salisbury
Elmer Heath
Heath
Miss Atkins
Kodol Digestive Aid Claims Broad Health Benefits
Kodol is advertised to enable digestive organs to digest assimilate and transform foods into blood that nourishes nerves tissues muscles and organs. The product pledges cure for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach catarrh and is sold by W T Bard Drug Co.
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Atlanta
Sedalia
W.T. Bard Drug Co
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