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... German Emperor and Empress returned from Kiel yesterday afternoon. The Court will go into mourning for the late Archduke Franz Ferdinand for three weeks. The Secretary for Scotland has written Mr John Begg. Town Clerk, Perth, approving of the appointment ...
... reconciliation will soon take place.—Yonrs faithfully. Rctioi.f, Prince Imperial. the Archduke Rudolf has been officially dead since 1889, when died ins own hand, and archdukes do not usualJjp* sign themselves Yours faithfnilv, a representadve of the paper ...
... A POLITICAL CRIME. The later accomrts the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife confirm the suspicions that the crime is politic il event the first order. The Aa-hdnke was the true and only hjgetter of the annexation of Bosnia-Kerzegovtna ...
... sympathy in the terrible bereavement which the Royal House and the people Austria have suffered by the atrocious murder the Archduke Ferdinand and the Duchess Sophie. ...
... regard to foreign affairs. SIR E. GREY'S STATEMENT. Sir EDWARD GREY, having made sympathetic reference- to the late Archduke Ferdinand, given elsewhere, proceeded to deal with the points raised during the debate. The right hon. gentleman, referring to ...
... his Majesty, expressing the sentiments of the House on the assassina- • of his Imperial and Royal Highness the ; Archduke Fraaz Ferdinand and his consort. FORE lON AFFAIRS. * IMPORTANT REVIEW BY SIR E. GREY. EVENTS THE EAST. The-House went into Committee ...
... were annexed b 7 Austria, lz pars ap, harp numbers of Slays showed their hoMility ; and, rightly or wrongly, the . Archduke Trends Ferdinand vu believed te have lad lb* movement far annexatim mar. is no reason to believe that the larpr policy which he nu ...
... to his Majesty expressing the sentiments of the House on the assassination of his Imperial and Royal Highness the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his oonaort. Sir Grey said he could not. after being so many years in friendly and official rolabons with the ...
... VIENNA, June 29. It is stated that the remains of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg (murdered in Sarajevo) will be interred at the Castle of Artstetten, where during the Archduke's lifetime a mausoleum had been erected. This will ...
... VICTIMS TO BE BURIED AT THEIR COUNTRY HOME. i 5‘ ) Vienna, Monday. The remains of the Archduke }‘nncis‘ Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg were to-day token by train from Sarajevo to Metkovie, in Dalmatia, whence they are to be conveyed by sea under ...
... misfortunes . , . ' . . ' ,: A . . . . - ¦ ' . ; . ; . : , ' . Directly th © news' of the assassination ; of the Archduke' ' FTanois ' -- Ferdinand arrived -.. Count Crorzen , Ainbassadbr . to-tha Vatican telephoned • toOaidinaJ-Merry del Tal , who broke ...
... serious anti-Servian demonstrations . The bodies of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and tie Duchess of Hohenberg Trill arrive in Vienna ; on Thursday , and -sill » interred ai > Arstotttn , the Archduke 's country seat in Lower Acsfcria , at midnight on Friday ...