Bismarck Signals The War Is Localized And Austria’s Fate
Prince Bismarck’s remarks indicate Germany would support Austria if its existence were threatened, while remaining neutral and seeking peace. He rejected Austrian occupation of Bulgaria, warned England against open war with Russia, and urged localisation of the Russo Turkish war. Diplomats view his stance as easing tensions, with Russia possibly reconsidering extremes.
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Great Britain
Russia
Lovia
Austria
Germany
Lord Salisburg
Francis Joseph
Lord Salisbury
Bulgaria
Times
Berlin
Lord Salisary
Lord Salisbury's Mission to Rome and Constantinople
Lord Salisbury and family reach Rome and meet England's ambassador. He dines with Sir Augustus Paget and meets the Foreign Minister and the King. They sail to Constantinople aboard the Aurora. Berlin and Vienna report favorable reception, with Russia weighing occupation and Bulgarian autonomy. Moscow notes include mobilisations and projected Balkan reforms amid a tense conference backdrop.
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Signor Melegari
England
Turkey
Italy
Brindisi
Aurora
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Vienna
Prince Bismark
Count Andrassy
Russia
Bulgaria
Russia Stands By Despite No Step Washington Warns
The statement notes that Russia has not yet taken any irreversible action, allowing withdrawal without loss of honor or prestige. It stresses the possibility of deescalation and emphasizes caution in future moves given diplomatic sensitivities and potential consequences for international standing.
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Turkish troop withdrawal and Balkan diplomacy amid war fears
Turkish forces are largely withdrawn from Bosnia and Herzegovina as Austria moves to occupy the provinces if war breaks out. The Porte denies reports of a rift over reforms, says reform plans are nearly complete and fully supported among ministers. Britain and Vienna relay notices on Conference timing, Epirus Thessaly defense, and fortification of Larissa and passes, with manpower and artillery bolstering near Epirus and Thessaly.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Moldavia
Porte
Midhat Pasha
Henry Elliot
Vienna
Ragusa
Montenegro
Council of State
Politische Correspondenz
Constantinople
Hay
Epirus
Thessaly
Greece
Janina
Larissa
Volo
Frontier Guards
PUBLIC OPINION AT HOME AT ST JAMES HALL CONFERENCE
A Friday conference at St James Hall attracts many distinguished names from literature art philosophy theology science and scholarship. The Duke of Westminster will preside the first sitting at noon with a three o'clock break and a four o'clock continuation led by Lord Shaftesbury where Mr Gladstone is expected to speak. Monday in Birmingham sees John Bright Muntz and Chamberlain address a large Liberal audience on the Eastern Question. A resolution expresses sympathy with the Dawson family and respect for his public service, while protests are voiced against inflammatory language in a recent Prime Ministerial speech.
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Daily News
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Lord Shaftesbury
Gladstone
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Messrs. Muntz
Chamberlain
Birmingham
Wright
Liberal Association
Liberal Party
George Dawson
Beston
C. E. Matthews
H. Pettifer
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