Greece Faces War Fear as Turbulent Cabinet Probed
The article reports Greece accepting peace terms with Turkey after a fear of war, with the King away in the Morea for three weeks. It notes U.S. neutrality, Athens telegrams offering mediation, and internal strife under Bulgares. It warns that his war shift worsened finances and currency, threatening public credit.
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Turkey
Greece
Morea
Dix
Athens
United States
Times
M. Bulgares
Bulgares
National Bank
Senate report adverse to Alabama claims treaty at large
Senate Foreign Relations Committee reports against the US Great Britain settlement of the Alabama claims and votes near unanimously to recommend rejection. The panel backs the St Juan affair and the House approves a constitutional amendment on universal suffrage color race nativity property creed. Copper Tariff Bill vetoed. Mexico revolutions in several states. Negrete seizes Puebla.
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America
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Great Britain
Alabama
St. Juan Aty
House of Representatives
Senate
Senate Republican
Congress
Mexico
New York
Negrete
Puebla
Iberian Union condemned as Portuguese press objects
Advices from Lisbon report strong Portuguese condemnation of revived Iberian Union ideas. A Constantinople telegram says Prince of Wales visit arrangements are countermanded. The Marquis of Bute receives papal confirmation and contributes 30 000 fr annually to Peter's Pence. A Trieste calamity, the Radetzki explosion near Lissa with 300 dead, is noted along with other varied items from Rome and New Orleans.
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Lisbon
Constantinople
Prince of Wales
Marquis of
Bute
Peter
Tribunal of the
Sacra Consulta
Rome
Alani
Luzzi
Trieste
Radetzki
Lissa
Tuileries
le Vingt Mars
New Orleans
France
New York Tribune
Patrie
M. Emile Ollivier
India
Bombay
Central Provinces
Disturbing Belgian Nunnery Tale Denied
The rector of the American College at Louvain calls reports of six nuns confined in a damp cellar an infamous calumny. He says six women sought dispensation from vows after leaving the convent, and the archbishop granted it. The item also notes Turkish nationality laws and a Paris court quip, plus New Zealand war-report updates.
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Louvain
Belgium
American College
Malines
Turkey
Paris
France
New Zealand
Melbourne Argus
Wanganui
Challenger
Brisk
Wellington
Melbourne
Armed Constabulary
Bradford Liberal electors back Edward Hall for Miall vacancy
A Bradford Liberal meeting urges support for Edward Hall as candidate to fill the extraordinary parliamentary vacancy. The letter details opposition to a test ballot, defends Mr. Miall’s long service, and promotes fair, virtuous campaigning with calls to resist undue influences and vote for Hall at the end of the week.
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Messrs
Forster and
Miall
St. George’s Hall
Edward Hall
Bradford
Titus Saur
Henry Brown
Tive
Mechanics’ Institute
Titus Salt
Mr. Ripley
Baron Martin
J. W. Goowin
Messia
Godwin
Gladstone
Ireland
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Lord Mayo
Alderman Law
M‘weeny
Boorgroup
Boothroyd
Alderman Rowson
M. Mallony
Cambridge-place
EK. Sichel
Jones
Wainwright
Craven
Peckoverwalk
Hi. Kexsnaw
Laister Dyke
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Election Intelligence
J. W. Gopwin
Rupert Ket
James Law
Central Committee
Norfolk Street
M. W. Thompson
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