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... Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Austria and his consort, the Duchess of Hohenberg at Sarajevo, on Sunday. Our top picture shows the street in Sarajevo where the tragedy took place. On the left, the new heir to the throng, Archduke Charles Franz ...
... horrible crime on Sunday which cost the lives of the Austrian Royal heir, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, and his wife, the Duchess Hohenberg. King George yesterday paid personal visit of condolence to the Austrian Embassy in London, and will, it is expected ...
... NEWS FROM ABROAD. The Murdered Archduke. he man who threw a bomb at the murdered Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria has confessed that the infernal machine was handed to him for the express purpose of taking the Archduke’s life. The youth who fired the ...
... presented to His Majesty expressing the sentiments of the House the assassination of his Imperial and Royal Highness the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his Consort. preface to his speech replying on the Foreign Office debate. Sir E. Grey said could not, after being ...
... the Archduke Francis Joseph, met the Emperor at the railway station this morning and drove with him to Schoenbrunn. It would seem almost a miracle that of the occupants of the motor-car which was following that of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, and ...
... funeral of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, and it is probable that either the Duke of Tcck 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 a colonel ...
... 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 ...
... business, and most directions price movements moderate. Markets were practically unaffected by the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and bis Consort, and advices from those bourses open were reassuring, while private cables from Buda-Posth, where there ...
... and the Late Archduke. The death of the Archduke Ferdinand produced, in far as Court etiquette concerned, a condition of affairs for which there was no precedent, and the King was again called upon to settle the matter offhand the Archduke was not a relative ...