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... Indian ordorties. in their native diem. were on fluty. Owing to the fart that the Court is in mourning for the lat. , Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, the °Solara present wore bands of crepe. CLOS OFFICIAL'S OFfONCE: gut Soot Mom fleptionn George Pennington ...
... COUNT WHO SOUGHT TO GUARD THE ARCHDUKE. Sarajevo, Monday. The bodies of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenburg were embalmed during the night and masks were taken. The date of the transfer of the remains to Vienna has not yet been ...
... and • taught eel THE ASSASSINATED ARCHDUKE 1, je Prone Minister Goon that to-morrow ne would move that • humble be pre. netted to he tlajesty raprering the eentiments of the Houle on the usassinatton of Arch Duke Ferdinand of sod his ohortort. FOREIGN AFFAIRS ...
... this through an Address to our King. Sir Edw-ard Grey began his speech with word of regret for the death of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, adding a tribute to the Emperor of Austria as warden of the peace of Europe. paused, too, to praise President Wilson ...
... SYMPATHY. Francis Ferdinand and his wife, and it is probable that ‘either the Duke of Teck or Prince Arthur of Connaught will be selected for the purpose. As the Austrian Emperor is a British Field Marshal, and the deceased Archduke was Colonel of a British ...
... By Leased Wire to Free Prem. METKOVITCH, Herzegovina, June 30.—The bodies of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his consort, the Duchess of Hohenberg, arrived here on a special train at six o'clock this morning from Sarayevo, Bosnia, where they had been ...
... ceded Venetia. —Suicide of Crown Prince Rudolf. 1897.—Assassination of the Empress at Geneva. 1914.—Assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and Duchess. ...
... an In most direc- tons price movements were moderate. Markets were practically unaffected by the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and his consort and advices from those Boarses n were reassur ing: while private cables from Bud he here there was a ...
... ASSASSINATION. HKIIi TO THItOXK AM) WIFE SHOT DEAD. The A reliduke Francis Ferdinand, heirapliannt to the An-tro-HuiiKariau throne, and Ills wife, the Oueht* lloJieiilwrg, were fatall\ shot by assassin Sunday. This triim*. * followed an ineffectual attempt ...
... MURDERED ARCHDUKE, Life Reported to be Insurad for £2,500,000. DUCHESS INSURED FOR £1,250,000. A Vienna telegram says that ths “Prague Taghlatt’ states that ths Archduke Ferdinand’s lifs was inzured for £2,500,000 and his wife for £1,250,000. WAEEFIELD ...
... that he | did not like to foregzo, and he would not antici‘ pate the formal vote of condolence on the death of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, which ‘lonld bo moved on ‘Yuesday and w)uch would lerable the HMouse to express its feeling and give the Prime ...