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... has raged with ferocity that has seldom been witnessed in history. The bomb and the pistol shots which were directed Archduke Ferdinand will feed the tigerish passions that prevail, and will make the finding of a settlement more difficult than ever. The ...
... fire in Paris on Ma: mperor’s wife, Ei ress Elizabeth, assassi. o ‘Italian Ponte. it at Geneva, Septem ber, I heir, Archduke 's Ferdinand. and wife ...
... BOMBS AND SHOTS. How the Archduke and his Wife Met Death. The story, of the crime .briefly told the foDowing official account: As his Imperial and Royal Highness the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, with his Consort, was proceeding this morning to a reception ...
... JUNE 29, 1914. THE FUNERAL To Take Place the Middle of Next Week. THE KING’S REPRESENTATIVE. The bodies of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenburg were embalmed during last night (wires the special correspondent of the Press Association ...
... THE DUKE OF PORTLAND. The Duke of Portland, speaking at Notting- ham to-day, referred to the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg, who were his guests at Welbeck Abbey last year. ‘There was at present stay- ing with them ...
... 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 ...
... CLAIMANTS PROBABLE The Emperor, who claims absolute authority over the members of the House of Hapsburg, compelled the Archduke Francis Ferdinand to promise on oath that he would make no claim ‘to the throne for any children he might have. Count Sternberg points ...
... visitors t » the Embassy. The King has appointed Prince Arthur Connaught represent him at the funeral of the murdered Archduke Francis Ferdinand. It is probable that His visit Newmarket will not intorferefi with, and it is settled that the visits Shrewsbury ...
... Sarajevo, can find n > words to condemn the assassinations the Heir to the Throne of the neighbouring monarohv, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his consort the Duchess of Hohenberg. Snaring the grief which the unexpected death of the Austro-Hungarian Heir ...
... shot. \ A 1908.—King Carlos and the Crown Print® Portugal, shot. 5 | 1913.—King George 1., Greece, shot. d 1914.~The Archduke Franz Ferdinand a? his wife, the Duchess of Hohenherg, shot: £ | ¥ = Y ...
... rumours of a plot against tihe Archduke's life were afloat for the* last few days, and the. police had taken the greatest precautions, but in vain.' The Archduke Frar cis Ferdinand was always Ciedited with vast ambition. The Archduke had lately actively influenced ...
... Monday. The Hungarian colony here has been cast into gloom the news of the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand. It is believed the removal of the Archduke ends the hope of Hungarian independence.—Central News. tragedy foretold. PARISIAN WOMAN'S ...