Notable deaths toll across science arts and letters
Pall Mall Gazette lists losses including Horace Bushnell Davis and Twester among foreign theologians, Quain Archibald Whiteside and Keatinge from the Irish Bench, Letheby Wilde Bardsley Burrows Wynter Sit'son Laycock Rainy and Demeric among physicians. It covers Thomé de Gamond Ehrenberg and others in science, Harriet Martineau Georges Sand, Forster Kingsley Lane Thornbury and Bosworth, Simrock Esquire, Freiligrath Nefitzer in letters. In music and theatre names like Félicien David Desauer Holmes Horsley Lemaitre Cushman and Lady Augusta Stanley are named as deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burrows
Brighton
Andrew Wynter
Sit'son
Laycock
Rainy
Victor Demeric
Thomé de Gamond
Angelin
Brongniart
Ehrenberg
George Smith
M. Patin
French Academy
Jules de Mohl
Harriet Martineau
Mdme
Dudevant
Georges Sand
Lady Bell
John Forster
Dickens
Henry Kingsley
Mortimer Collins
E. W. Lane
Henry Gastineau
Water Colour Society
W. G. Harvey
Royal Scottish Academy
John Skinner Prout
Whittaker
Tidemand
Thomas Earle
Matthew Noble
G. J. Miller
Félicien David
Joseph Dessauer
Alfred Holmes
Paris
C. E Horsley
America
Gauntlett
Wesley
M. Payne
Alfred Angel
Xeter
M. Mudie
Karl*Bergmann
George Cooper
Ransford
Phillips
Tamburini
Rimbault
Frederic Lemaitre
Charlotte Cushman
Augusta Stanley
Westminster
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Armistice Prolonged at Constantinople Conference
At a Constantinople conference on Thursday the armistice was extended two months to March 1. Turkish plenipotentiaries demanded counter proposals on par with power proposals before continuing, and the Powers agreed to Turkey form these counter-proposals after a brief delay. Russia’s position moderated by season and Russian armament limits aided concessions from Moscow.
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Constantinople
Porte
Vienna
The
Times
Russia
Turkey
Onus
Turkey and Powers clash over reforms at international Conference
Reports from Vienna and Berlin describe Turkish counter proposals to the Powers on reforms and the s heduled Conference. The Porte accepts a mixed gendarmerie and a two year review, while Turkish delegates resist international commissions and Servian territorial changes. Salisbury presses for compromise as the British fleet departs Besika Bay.
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Peru
Europe
Porte
Constantinople
Ignatieff
Lord Salisbury
Vienna
Berlin
M. Graving
Brussels
Bulgaria
Reuter
Marquis of Salisbury
Turkey
Drummond
Salonica
Besika Bay
Pirzaus
Malta
Grand Duke
Kcholas
Mepojanzki
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Lemburg
Dubno
Russia
Cologne Gazette
Safvet Pasha
Roumania
Abdul Hamid
Ahmedyel
Dolma Bagdcheb Palace
Seraglio Point
King Arthur
United States
Arms shipments linked to Turkey Austria and Russia
A report notes a cargo of military goods valued at 1,444,000 dollars and says Turkey and Austria are receiving arms in the United States while Russia is believed to be negotiating for supplies.
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Turkey
Austria
United States
Russia
Midhat Pasha and His Nostrums
A Daily News letter argues Midhat Pasha cannot reform Turkey alone. The author warns most elites lack reform understanding, cites Ismail Bey ties, and condemns Midhat infractions while contrasting despotism with constitutional paths.
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Daily News
Midhat Pasha
Turkey
Mahomet
Napoleon
Midhat
Peter the Great
Germany
Vilayet
Danube
Vienna
May
Ismail Bey
Shefket Pasha
Baring
Lord Derby
Shefket