Salisbury Plans Greece Control Scheme Receives Attention
The London letter reviews Lord Salisbury proposals for a six member International Commission to control Greece revenues to cover indemnities and loans, with Turkish evacuation of Phessaly. It also analyzes the East Denbighshire election prospects for Conservative candidate Mr. Kenyon and notes the death of Judge Cave.
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Frontier Troubles in India Quieting After Telegraph Cut
Telegraph lines on the Bolan route have been cut again with several culprits captured. Overall conditions seem to be easing though Jaffer Khan’s raiding party remains active as of now.
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Mohmand Campaign Prospects Of Battle Highlighted
The Second Brigade departs for Sari while the Third Brigade holds Sarai and Panjkora Bridge. General Sir Bindon Blood travels with the Second Brigade. Troops are optimistic about active operations after a long halt.
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British forces advance with limited transport across Panjkora
The Leadquarters Staff and the Second brigade with mule transport are ordered to cross Panjkora Bridge and encamp on the Jandol River left bank. Tomorrow the bridge will host the Third Brigade and on the 9th all camel transport. The 40 yard low bridge can carry three camels at a time. No hostile activity reported and no resistance expected to the British advance. Levees hold Kotkal Vort five miles past the Panjkora.
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Maharajah Joins General Biggs Staff Amid Afghan Revolt
In Simla on Tuesday the Maharajah of Kuch Behar joined General Yeatman Biggs's staff. Fresh feeble attacks by tribesmen on Samana Range posts report no casualties. Vort Lockhart notes the Orakzais appear disheartened as the Zakka Khel Afridis move families from the Khyber Pass. Major Deane at Malakand Stevler reports more guns and swords surrendered.
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Afridi Rising Alleged in Lahore Reported Conspiracy
A Lahore paper presents an account of Afridi rebellion against British rule. It cites a plan by Hadda Mullah and Swat Fakirs to unite tribes, a Tirah meeting on August 6, selection of Mir Tusha as king, and Akbar Mullah swaying Afridis to attack Khyber forts. Grievances cited include salt tax, displaced women, and British presence near Akhund’s tomb.
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Gallant Defence Noted After Maizar Attack by Madda Exhels
Leiden Gazette reports from Colonel Gray on the June assault on the Political Officer's escort at Maizar. The Commander in Chief praises the force's staunchness and native officers on their own, while lamenting losses. Lieutenants Higginson and Seton Browne are singled out for possible reward.
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Medical Staff and Stores for the Front
Army Medical Staff officers are ordered to India for duty including Surgeon-Lieut.-Colonel J. M. Beamish and Surgeons Green Deeble Dugdale and Hennessey. Iron bridging material is dispatched to India to replace wood structures. Captain W. R. Stewart to liaise with the Inspector of Iron Structures. Woolwich experts to Stafford and Birmingham for inspection. Sixteen of 78th Field Battery RA from Woolwich embark in Simla under Lieut. G. R. M. Mathew Lancre.
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Peace talks in Constantinople propose international commission
The Ambassadors in Constantinople consider Sir Philip Currie’s plan to form a six member international commission. Greece would place revenue to cover indemnity and old loans with immediate Turkish evacuation of Thessaly. London backs the proposal amid calls for expedited peace with Greece and Turkey.
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Secret Understanding Denied Between Sultan and Czar
Reported secret pact between the Ottoman sultan and the Russian czar is denied in dispatches from Constantinople. Reuters notes no confirmation of such an agreement.
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Berber Occupied by Friendlies Reported From Cairo
Telegram from Cairo says Berber evacuated by Dervishes and taken by friendly Arabs with grain stores for Egypt. General Hunter and four gunboats head to Berber while the Sirdar follows. London reports delay in official confirmation.
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Admirals Discuss Crete Blockade Lifting Yet Uncertain
The Press Association reports that Crete's blockade remains in force as admirals propose lifting it but no concrete action is taken. The involved Powers have not set a date to approve their admirals proposals.
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Inquest Opens Over Death of Ashurstwood Woman Mary Neighbour
At East Grinstead an inquest concluded that Mary Neighbour aged about 100, who had lived in Ashurstwood, died from shock after a fall on a fender. The verdict was death from the accident. The granddaughter was absent during the incident.
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Collision near Southend ties up two steamers
A Lloyds telegram from Southend reports the steamer La Belgique colliding with the Tyne near the pier as it neared Southend and Tilbury. La Belgique sustained paddle and sponson damage and anchored off Southend, transferring passengers to Koh-i-Noor. Tyne was towed to shallow water with hull damage.
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Liberal selects Moss to contest Denbigh vacancy at Wrexham
At a Liberal party meeting in East Denbigh shire Wrexham last night Samuel Moss barrister and ex chairman of Denbigh County Council was chosen to oppose Conservative candidate Kenyon for the vacant seat.
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Trades Union Congress Resumes in Birmingham
The Trades Union Congress opened in Birmingham with Councillor Stevens delivering the presidential address and approval of the Parliamentary Committee report. A unanimous special resolution offered engineers moral and financial support, and Mr Will Thorne moved to push a bill for a legal eight hours day in all trades in the United Kingdom. Voting stood 923,000 for and 141,000 against with other resolutions on electoral reform factory law and accident compensation.
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Deaths Gunter and Hitu noted in brief notices
Death notices report Stephen Gunter aged 48 of West Town Inn Nempurett with funeral today at St George's Church and Lilian Rosina Hitu widow of Arthur Henry Uiil and daughter of A Hathereil who died in Adelaide July 29.
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