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- ↑ New York Times Archives, "Frozen to Death in Cell", January 23, 1887
- ↑ The Dominions Office and Colonial Office List
- ↑ The Falcon and the Eagle - Montenegro and Austria 1908-1914, John Dr. Treadway, University of Purdue, page 347, ISBN 978-1-55753-146-9