Yeni Saghra under siege and massacres linked to war
Readable: Yeni Saghra saw Turkish civilians flee as Bulgarians burned quarters. irregulars looted, with possible killings. Reports detail Kavarna massacres, Christian refugees to Varna, and fear in Constantinople. Western dispatches note Russian atrocities, muttered by both sides, plus broad Balkan upheaval and mobilization.
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Yeni Saghra
Hairem Burgas
Vienna
Zmes
Kavarnn
Kavarna
Baltchik
Lloyd
Varna
Constantinople
Zichy
Therapia
7 Times
Syra
Biela
Daily News
Baron Liegnitz
Shipka
Plevna
Landwehr
Kalofer
Balkans
Jassy
Danube
Stafford House Committee
Hyderabad
Salzburg
Athens
Thessaly
Bulgaria
Greece
Mehemet Ali
Klapka
Bosnia
Gourko
Courrier D'Talie
Batoum
Hobart Pasha
Victoria
Vancouver’s Island
Esquimalt
Petrocells
Rustchuk
Bilbia
Redif Pasha
Nikopol
Tirnova
Mussulmans
Trieste
Nicholas
Sistova
Silistria
Bayan
San Francisco
Vladivostock
China
Rome
Standard
Adrianople
Karabounar
The
Times
Germany
Bourges Welcomes Marshal MacMahon in Mixed Reaction
Marshal MacMahon visited Bourges with a guarded reception amid mixed praise from officials and opposition press. Clergy and civic leaders urged unity and a return to order, while Radicals and monarchists debated the speech on peace, constitution, and national duty. Reports note Paris papers harshly critiqued the address, while elections and press prosecutions shape the political climate.
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Marshal MacMahon
Bourges
Journal Oficier
le Marechal
le President
Cifés
la République
Marchal
de la Tour
France
Jam Bayoy
the Cher
Council- General
Chamber of Commerce
Republic
République Francaise
Bien Public
la Presse
Moniteur
Afoniteur
Lauterne
Mut Dordre
M. Tiechefort
Courier de France
Ruuen
Budeaux
Pais
Salls