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... THE KAISER AND THE NEWS. VISIT THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR VIENNA. Bbulim, Juu. 28. The aMassination of the Archduke Ferdinand has caused the deepest emotion throughant Germany. In Berlin crowds are aesetnbled in front of th? newspaper offices eagerly awaiting ...
... attempts were made on the lives of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess Hohenburg. The first took place they were driving the Town wh«n a bomb was thrown at their motor-car. This time both the Archduke and his Consort estaped unhurt, though ...
... MOVED BY THE NEWS. Iscbl. June 28. Emperor Francis Joseph was immediately informed of the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Sarajevo, and was profoundly moved by the news. His Majesty retired immediately to'his apartments, ...
... uppermost. The Archduke Francis Ferdinand was a man of mystery, but to his countrymen, to many them, was a man high promise. His wile, the Duchess of Hobenburg, was a woman with enemies ; but she was, after all, the woman whom Francis Ferdinand had married ...
... taken rigorous precautions, which unfortunately did not succeed in preventing the perpetration of the crime. The Archduke Francis Ferdinand left Vienna on Thursday last in the best of health and. spirits to take command of the important manoeuvres in Bosnia ...
... informed by the Ambassador that had up that time retrieved no message from Vienna regarding the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife in the streets of Sarajevo The only message be had was the one circulated by Renter. ...
... THE MURDERED ARCHDUKE. THE UNKNOWN FACTOR IN AUSTRIAN POLITICS. Tb« sadden sod death of the Axcbduki Ferdinand of Austria offers a melaocbolj comment the vanity of human speculations. Of the many thins® possible in the Dual Monarchy it was the one least ...
... Assassination. An emotion of horror swept through every mind to-night which became apprised c£ the murder of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, tho heir to the Austro-Hungarian thrones, and his illustrious consort. The news was first incredible, even journalists ...
... that Francis Ferdinand would succeed. Since the Archduke Otto died, there has been no talk of 'his resignation. The only personal question was the new ruler’s attitude to the children the Duchess of Hohenberg had given him. Francis Ferdinand was mysterious ...
... consideration pointed to his marriage with the Archduchess Gwbnelie, daughter Archduke Frederick. But to the astonishment of world daily waiting news of bis engagement, Francis Ferdinand married instead the lady-in-waiting, tho Countess Chotek She was a Czech ...