Russia Must Succeed Despite Blundering Muddled Advance
The piece argues that although Russia has bungled its initial moves, a vast force of 50,000 drilled soldiers will impress when they arrive. It asserts that Russia must prevail regardless of campaigns or cost, and claims past missteps should quell fears of aggression against civilized nations.
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Russia
Prosecution of Gambetta and French political crisis
The French government plans to prosecute M. Gambetta for his Lille Lille speech. Reports say the action targets Gambetta and Liberal leaders while newspapers face no indictments. Critics call the move a blunder and warn of a drift toward dictatorship amid potential electoral backlash.
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M. Gambetta
Lille
Duc de Broglie
Liberal Party
République Francaise
M. Gabbetta
Marshal MacMahon
France
Bread Prices and Wheat Outlook Amid Harvests and War
The piece argues bread could stay affordable as European harvests improve and US and Empire supplies rise. It notes home wheat is below ideal yield with a gloomy Northern season, but sees ample import potential from Canada Egypt India and the Americas to avert shortages. The piece regards current high prices as speculative and likely temporary with favorable weather and global production.
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France
Spain
Danube
Kuasia
Turkey
Europe
Russia
Germany
Roumania
Bulgaria
Austro-Hungary
United States
Union
California
Canada
Egypt
Chili
British India
United Kingdom
Ireland
Scotland
India
Australia
America
Hemisphere
Miss Stirling Graham of Duntruwe Dead at Ninety Six
Miss Stirling Graham of Duntruwe, collateral descendant of Claverhouse, died near Dundee in her ninety sixth year. Duntruwe House holds Claverhouse documents including his marriage contract and noble patent. Graham was a noted Edinburgh society figure in Lord Jeffrey's era.
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Miss Stirling Graham
Duntruwe
Claverhouse
Dundee
Duntruwe House
Scotland
Kuliecrankie
Graham
Edinburgh
Lord Jeffrey