Servian Offensive Near Alexinatz Reopens Front
Reports from Alexinatz describe renewed fighting as Serbs push on the Turks with heavy casualties on both sides. Turkish forces retreat to frontiers while Serb troops gain ground along the line to Nisch and Stanpa. Russian officers are named among the dead or wounded as mediation talks hint at a Paris treaty basis for peace and a potential armistice.
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Alexinatz
Tchernaieff
Nisch
Horvatovich
St. Stephan
Buimir
Kazan
Stanpa
Deligrad
Valievo
Bashi-Bazouke
Cirzassiang
Vukovich
Trebinje
Nicholas
Grahovo
Zara
Dalmatia
Ossoinik
Dimitrieff
Konrizoff
Barosch
Verochesko
Konovnic
Querber Nimarkof
Fermor
Pauline
Stolatz
Constantinople
Porte
Ublic
St. Peterson
Moscow
Vienna
Paris Steam Tramway Progress and European Crisis Hints
Foreign items report Paris steam tramway progress with satisfaction while Berlin notes the Sultan's illness worsens and a Regency head may be named. A Paris telegram fears peace talks could trigger a Constantinople crisis as Brittany backs Republicanism in elections and Comte de Mun’s weakened margin widens.
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Paris
Berlin
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Brittany
Comte de Mun
Guingamp
Prince de Lucingue
Comte de
Chambord ousted as Huon wins by 1000 majority
The article reports Chambord's election being quashed and his removal, with M. Huon, a Republican, returning by the 1,000 vote majority he once opposed. It also notes unrest in Syria with Druzes and Christians arming amid rising violence and a Lebanon-wide attractive tax drive to aid Turks against Servians.
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Chambord
M. Huon
Syria
Bliss
Beyrout
Jessup
Lebanon
Hardin
Safita
Duma
Nusaireyrh
Serahmod
Shemlan
Raleih
England
H. H. Jessup
Crete
Times
Vienna
Constantinople
Porte
Retiro
Jussuf
Canea
Reuf Pasha
Hobart Pasha
Retimo
England's Duty and Freedom in the Peril of Europe
A Spectator column echoes Disraeli and Milton era rhetoric as England must defend freedom and oppose oppression. The piece contrasts England's mission with calls for vengeance and aid to others, urging steadfastness and the battle cry God defend the right amid global tensions.
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England
Mr. Disraeli
Europe
Milton
Cromwell
Tonic Sol-fa College Reports Six Week London Session
A six week term of Tonic Sol-fa study in London concludes with forty students from across the UK. The course led by Mr Curwen and a panel of specialists, inclining toward improved teaching, voice, pronunciation, and keyboard fingering. A second term is planned with higher attendance.
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London
United Kingdom
Manchester
Stornoway
Aberdeen
Dundee
Inverness
Glasgow
Birmingham
Londonderry
South Wales
Curwen
Evans
London School Board
D. Batchellor
W. M. Miller
Church of Scotland
Colin Brown
Anderson’s University
F. Sharp
J. Proudman
Tonic Nolla Association
A. J. Ellis
F.R.S
E. P. Cachemaille
M.A
St. Peter’s, Stepney
G. Oakey
H. Fisher
Arnold Kennedy
R.A.M
W. C. Harris
Highbury Wesleyan Chapel
Harmonium
W. G. McNaught
Stapleton
The Premier's Early Politics Radical Marylebone Address
A reminiscence of the Prime Minister's 1833 radical appeal to Marylebone electors. He sought independence from aristocratic parties, championed triennial Parliaments and ballot, called for tax revision to lower knowledge taxes, and pledged to repeal assessed taxes to ease local burdens. The speech frames a fight for constitutional reform and reduced public taxation.
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Marylebone
Wycombe
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Danube
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