Peter Elected King of Servia Declares Acceptance
Belgrade reports Prince Peter Karageorgevitch elected King of Servia at a joint session of Skupstina and Senate. He proclaimed acceptance. crowd cheers as ministers and deputies confirm the act. Paris and Berlin note cautious international reaction with plans to recognize the decision after parliamentary formalities.
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Belgrade
Ahirch
Easton
Peter Kayagenrgaviloh
Eloelo
Senate
King of
Ae Gembly
Prines
Peter
Xdog
Usin Pon
Justicn Haat
Leony
Mamouineed
Silvus of
Theers
Geneva
Peter Karagorgeritch
Priet Algo
Mangin
Austria
Italy
BuTvia
Paris
Servia
Iberty
Tha
Parwers
Skullpetitina
Qnsome
Petar
Officis
Bkupseltina
Senate of
Peter Karagnorgovitch
Alexander
Drage
Col
Machin
Draga
Pesident
National Assembly Aad
Td Land
Anch Moraber
Peter Karageorge
Servis
Interaeen Drage
Sharp fight in the streets of Belgrade news from the capital
Turmoil in Belgrade with reports of a sharp street clash as Prince Peter moves toward Vienna and factions claim support. Javadovins from the Sixth infantry allegedly killed himself after being barred from the plot against the king and queen, while a provisional government grants emigration permits to restore order.
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Belgrade
Peter
Vienna
Belgeads
Dinorinee
Petere
Batate
Jana
Micelan
Milan
Partigana
Partigana, Posted: N
Princ Peter
Wla
Ne‘adavies
Woter
Javadovins
British Premier Balfour on Serbia King Assassination Ties
Premier Balfour announced that future diplomatic relations depend on the assassination case and Serbia’s new king Peter. Officials say Britain cannot continue relations until the throne is confirmed and the new cabinet clarifies who was involved.
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Asaocintad
Neliin Thay
Peter
Britain
Opposition to Whiskey Trust Reed Atlasian Distillery Plan
A fragmented notice notes opposition by Panvia, The Jina W-The Whatner, and others in Voor regarding the Atlas distillery operation. It mentions a planned erection of a large distillery and surrounding developments, with morning commentary on the purchase and involvement of local planters and sinecers.
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Panvia
Jina
Whatner
Planter Sinters of
Cloudburst Swept Away Heppner Oregon Town
Reports from Arlington and Portland state a cloudburst washed Willows Creek, flooding Heppner and destroying much of the town. As many as 300 to 500 people reportedly drowned, with 247 confirmed dead later. the depot and business district were ruined and relief efforts mobilized.
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Oregon
Spokane
Chronicle
Arlingon
Ore
Heppnor
Willows Creek
Tone
ALO A.m
Trepprier
Morrow County
Oregan Railroad and Navigation Company
Willows
Pactland
OR & MN
Jane
Tortland
Arlington
Viernin
Willow Creek
Iast
Heppier
Loas
Tir
Megeage
Amon
Medwards
G. c.Royfia
Lexington
Rebef
Dailés
Ion
Rane
Altickon
Portland
Penileton
Amd
O'Brien
Buppes
Dertyrs
Arbeut
Columbia River
Jousey
Eile Jay
Ati
Unys
Maltaek Ani
Dren
Faye Dames
Guy Trayd
Fouilly
Curdhe Warold
Mra
Anpough
Charles Gurlis
Binbye Cass Maclie Lawyar Meydohn Ayerss
Fly Tasley
Willaem Bowen
Huppiler
Evarys
Thomas Howard
Tonily ‘ Krug Fly
Rob Quinla
Ung Khva
Jaying Jones
Vy Mes
CA Rheny
Care
Charles Andrews
Childs
Wells
Dr. Vieger
Ohn Ayren
Ohn Ayren; Several Clinungs Bon’ Paitien
George Bolter
Neonpanks
Heppner Hotel
Matlock
Dr. Viga
Mier Silat
Riles RI
Caliew
Redfield
Ay Attardey
Agiarady
William Walton Vend
Thermo
Tess
Young Murderer in Danger of Lynchings
A Pittsfield despatch describes Fred Mink, 21, cornered after a double killing, sheltering in a deserted house as a mob and sheriff’s posse close in. Mink reportedly shot farmer Newton Harran, then killed his stepmother, and wounded Mrs. Harris, before fleeing into nearby woods. Authorities cr eck down on Mink while the mob demands immediate justice.
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Tyne
New York Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
Fred Mink
Jinase
Sherif
Ils
Mink
Newton
Harran
Rige
Harris
Oll
Washington
Bealahy
Acarea
Asha
Harris Rame
Mink Tinnie
Fisar
Ford
Hirmeelf
Baseball Drive Wimy Grazy Exhilarates City
In New York on July 14 Thomas Deena Shue, noted for Murreniy Noof, caused a stir during a Newark versus Buffalo game. The crowd’s excitement surged as a fan named Donduva reportedly acted peculiarly and was later taken into custody by authorities amid ongoing mystery surrounding his behavior.
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York
Thomas Deena Shue
Murreniy Noof
Bobo Insabe
Newark
Buffalo
Linm
Federation of Miners Condemns Roosevelt
The Western Federation of Miners executive committee adopts a resolution denouncing President Theodore Roosevelt. The document accuses him of betraying organized labor and calls for action to uphold workers’ rights and the franchise of citizenship against perceived threats to public order and labor principles.
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Federation OF Miners
Roosevelt
Preacher Speaks on God’s Revelation Through Trees
A preacher in unclear context discusses divine messages from trees, tracing a spiritual journey across regions near the Mediterranean. The report cites names and places that are partially legible, with the central claim that nature reveals a de construct of faith amid global religious themes.
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Preacher
God
Kansan City Labor Tensions Spark Near-Fatal Flood Incident
A Hanover, Missouri union carpenter narrowly escaped a fatal flood and possible self-harm while urging Missouri Pacific Railroad freight handlers to strike for union recognition. Bystanders described victims as distressed by wrecked shipments and relief needs as police intervened to prevent collapse.
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Jum
Ba T
TH. Tager
Hannibal
Alonce
West Bottom
Missouti
Oie
Mim
Rita
Anarchy Terror Grips Jackson Kentucky War-Torn scene
A chaotic account from Jackson Kentucky describes arson and violence surrounding a hotel fire. Soldiers guard the town as residents recount break-ins and arrests. Witnesses name Crawford and Thorp in Habeas corpus actions. The trial unfolds with Grand Jury reconvening and heightened tension in the courthouse.
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Gray Baddicks
Lunsford
Viemer
Haven
J. P. Sehort
Crawford
Tadge Harris
Teli
White
Tadge Redwene
Doc
Hold Hem
Thorp
Brialo
Jord
Pelannos
O&ne
Arvent
Bllvar Jones
Sarah Hargis
Tar
Armourdale Described as Wrecked City After Flood Escape
In grim reports from the river flood, Armourdale is called a wrecked city. The narrative notes Wansny City and Edward Devlin warn New York leaders of the catastrophe, urging immediate aid to alleviate distress among residents. Rivers and tides flooded Armourdale, leaving thousands homeless and casting a shadow over surrounding towns. Mayor Low of New York is urged to mobilize relief resources for Armourdale and nearby Kaw Jans City.
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Wansny City
Aine
Edward Devlin
Genentl
New Yorke
Tovkty
Denver
Nanaas Guy
Armouniata
Devine
Low
New York
Allevialy
Kaw- Jans City
Divorces for the Lepers of Molokai
Article discusses divorces for lepers on Molokai, the Bevate commission, and the Board of Health seeking actions to separate families amid a contested bill. It covers probate, court actions, and policy debates about leper settlements and related arrangements, with mention of Attorney General involvement and government funding issues.
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U Bevate Commission
Board of Health
Molokai
Lagissidune
Othser
Senate Commission
Moloka
A. Enlila
Captain White
Uy Si Xu
Navy Department
Sar
Body Recovered After Hangar City Tragedy
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident near Hangar City involving a wagon crash and a woman and child rescued downstream. The text mentions a 73-year-old tester, a wife, and a missing mother, with unclear names and sequence.
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Apie
William Dleialar
Baal Walloma
Wight
Doe
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