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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
3
Closing cash market mixed prices across grains and livestock
Reports from Lapleville and Chicago show wheat and corn quotes mixed while cattle hogs and sheep hold steady or firm. Prices edge higher for some items in New York and Buffalo markets with livestock activity noted in other centers.
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Lapleville
Brirgtu
Clairinnati
New York
Prince Peter Backs Swiss Liberty Views After Servian Crisis
Geneva reports Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch, newly proclaimed king of Serbia, disclaims involvement in King Alexander and Queen Draga’s assassination. He praises Switzerland and pledges to govern with liberty of the press under Serbia’s 1901 constitution, while Se rbian turmoil and royal assets stir contention.
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Geneva
Peter Kara-Georgeevitch
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Peter
Belgrade
Switzerland
Servian Crown Crisis After King Alexander Assassination
Belgrade reports the killing of King Alexander and Queen Draga and several officials by officers. Prince Peter Kara-Georgevitch is proclaimed king by the army. Parliament is to meet to formalize the proclamation while some favor a republic, opposed by ministers fearing Austrian and Russian disapproval.
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St. Mark
Obrenovitch
England
Natalie
Draga
Ate
Servia
Belgrade
Kara-Georgeovitch
Peter
Alexander
Peter Kara-Georgeovitch
Servis
Ital
Kara- Georgeovitch
Ljubonir Kallavics
Peter Kara-Georgeevitch
Austria
Russia
Russian and Austrian Agree Not to Interfere in Servia
After a prolonged conference in Vienna on June 13 the Russian ambassador Count Kapnist and Foreign Minister Count Goluchowasky reached a thorough agreement that neither Russia nor Austria would interfere in Servia.
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Vienna
Count Kapnist
Count Goluchowasky
Rusia
Austria
Servia
Attacked Emperor in Vienna Court Carriage Incident
In Vienna on a June day Emperor Francis Joseph was threatened when a pedestrian rushed at his carriage. Police detained Jacob Reich an unemployed commercial agent who claimed to be the son of God and to bear a message from the Almighty. Reich, deemed insane, had previously visited the Hofburg in January.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Jacob Reich
Hofburg
Reich
Very Proper Protest and Civil War Echoes Across the Nation
Premier Doneff condemns the massacre at Eridge in Adrianoples district on June 2 and demands Turkish accountability. Major W. H. Gibbes, linked to the first shot of the Civil War at Fort Sumter, dies in Columbia. Kansas City reports water restored at Quinadro and Turkey Creek stations after two weeks of scarcity. Lafayette hosts a ten day Chautauqua season with Congressman Charles B. Lanier delivering the opening address.
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Bulgaria
Doneff
Eridge
Adrianoples
Columbia
S. C
W. H. Gibbes
Fort Sumter
Gibbes
George James
Beauregard
Anderson
Cleveland
Kansas City
City
Quinadro
Turkey Creek
Chautauqua
Lafayette
Obscure Telegraphic Condolences and Global Notices
Telegraphed items report Gen McConk dead in Dayton Ohio and notable anniversaries. Mentions U S Military Academy graduates, prison association congress in Louisville, Elks reunion in Baltimore, flood victims at Clifton Arizona, and various political and military notes including Prince Karageorgevitch and Earl Rosebery.
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Alexander McDowell McConk
U. S. Ua
Dayton
U. S. Military Academy
Kansas
National Prison Association
Louisville
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Batt”more
Clifton
Ariz
Peter Karageorgeorvitch
NEUE NAVAL PLANS PROMISE SHARP DEPARTMENT REORG
Details of a proposed naval reform plan omit minor provisions and spell out a hierarchy with the secretary at the head and the assistant secretary amid the general staff. The plan creates three divisions including personnel war plans and fleet with ranks from rear admiral to captain. An executive committee would draft war plans while the general council serves an advisory role.
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Washington
Naval
Licard
Moody
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
General Staff
Naval Academy
Navy
Army General Staff
General Council
Trade shows mixed gains and conspiracy trial headlines
Bradstreet reports improved weather crops and labor. wholesale activity steadies with firmer tone in iron and tin production. May 1903 rail earnings rise 12 percent while June receipts dip due to Western floods. Jett White trial hints at conspiracy against county officials. E W Denham elected head of the Travelers Protective Association in Indianapolis with Springfield Illinois as next meeting site. Dr Rudolph Baird found not guilty in Boulder trial.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Jackson
Jett ‘White
Jett
White
J. B. Marcum
Indianapolis
E. W. Denham
Cincinnai
Travelers' Protective Association of America
Springfield
St Louist Inn
Many Things Advertises Goods and Millinery in City
The notice promotes wall paper designs books stationery and office supplies from Mrs E Rickard at 112 East Main St It also touts Nice Summer Millinery and Shorts Sisters Artistic Millinery with a large selection of street hats sailors and fashionable novelties at discounted prices It hints at urging readers to visit during the week and ends with a moral line about overlooking good if evil is visible
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E. Rickard
East Mainst
Shorts Sisters
Cloud Building
J. M. Cardwell & Co
Main St
Washington Gaslight and Livery Ad Mix of Goods and Notices
A collage of ads and notices from a Washington page including a laundry and bar, a drug store and livery stable, medicine testimonials, and a cough remedy. It features Joe Gordon's Place, W. W. Barnete’s Livery, J. Cardwell & Co. furniture, and several product pitches for Cream Balm and Foley's Honey and Tar.
Remedy and health tips from old time patent medicine ad
An assortment of drug claims touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles and Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia. Mothers are urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for feverish constipated kids. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for burns cuts eczema and piles.
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Gray
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Bucklen
N. Jones
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