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... austrian Assassinations . MiRTIAL LAW AT ' * SARAJEVO , ANTI - SEEVI A ^ N DEMONSTElTIONS . The interment of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his Consort , the Duchess of Hohenberg , will take place at Arstettin , Lower Yustna , at midnight on Friday ...
... end for the protection of ettitede. Bervia's own good name to take up » diflerent ARCHDUKE INSURED FOR £2,500,000, to the Prague the life of Archduke Francis Ferdinand waa insured for £2.500,000, and the life of the [Duchess of Hohenberg for £1,250,000 ...
... protebly acting wisely in pattieg a firm hand on Sarajevo. Re- garded from sny point of view, the sssassina- tion of the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife is a rank bad business, and the longer it is regarded the worse it seems. At no time more than the was ...
... 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 ...
... in tho'terriblo bereavement whicVtho Eoyal house and people of-Austria havo su 2 ered : by the atrocious . murder of Archduke . Ferdinand and HtiAlirtcc ftnnKm ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' : Open Spaces fob Glasgow . Children . —iUovandaie Children's ; Playfround ...
... respectful silence , that he would t ...
... erpressing the feelings of sorrow and indignation wliich have &en arousad by the . ness of fha .- assassinaiaon . of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and of the Duchess of Hohenberg . In replying to the critkasms on the Forei gn Offica Vote , Sir Edward Gray , without ...
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... £ &ct thatythe . ArcHduke . iand the Duchess exchanged a lew Vbrds in a low voice . It . was not until tno .. General ! turne > dj >' gam J from giving , thb' chauffeur ; instructions ' . ( hat , he ^ noticed that while the Archduke was 7 , still sitting ...
... In the Chamber ro-day the Murquis di San GiuIkiik ) formally conveyed to the House tho nows of the ftsaasiination of tho Archduke Francis Terdinand and tho Duchess of Hohenbcrg He said — ' Tho Italian people whose heart is alwijs moved by human misfortune ...
... flags and portraits of the Emperor and th the Archduke and his consort, made their way he and rere, by made, and at the spot the mranders Place the crowd knelt and prayed for bre | fer the souls of the Archduke and his aot yet been discovered, but it is ...