Massacres and relief in Bulgaria amid Balkan war covers
Reports describe brutal killings of Turks by Bulgarians and acts of mercy by Russian troops. A Russian reconnaissance led to 2,000 Turkish captives freed, including women and children, while 120 Turkish dead were found. Dispatches discuss Geneva Convention concerns and alleged Russian atrocities, with mixed confirmations from officials.
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Kezanlik
Hussein Bey
Plevna
Europe
Turkey
Shipka Pass
Koran
Mussulmans
Foreign Office
Layard
London
Bulgaria
Russia
England
Shumla
Rustchuk
The
Times
Bayazid
Stockvitch
St. Petersburg
Ararat
Wil
Ak Serai
Isaac Pasha
Koordis
Murad IV
Stamboul
Stokvitch
Tergukassof
Baker Pasha
Baker
Eski Djuma
Porte
Midhat Pasha
Paris
Arc de Triomphe
Champs Elysées
Constantinople
Bucharest
Tura Severin
Simnitza
Tura Magurelle
Kazanlik
Kars
Faik Pasha
Daily News
Henry Havelock
Moscow Gazette
Tcherkassi
Vienna New Free Press
Imperial Guard
Caucasus
Hungary
Hellenes
Athens
Tenos
French Cabinet moves to prosecute Gambetta after Lille speech
France-wide uproar as Cabinet decides to prosecute M Gambetta for the Lille speech and the papers that printed it. Gambetta to face the Lille Correctional Tribunal. officials expect him to defend himself. Republican papers praise the ruling and pledge to publish his defense widely.
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France
M. Gambetta
Lille
Minister of Justice
Republique Française
Progres du Nord
M. Gambetti
XI Xeme Siecle