Turkey’s War Drift Warns England on Peace Terms
The Turkish sentiment favors peace with Russia and concessions in Batoum Armenia and the Straits. They argue Russia could control the Euphrates valley and that ceding ships would harm England while easing Turkey’s own stance. The outlook suggests Russia and Turkey may cease fighting, challenging England’s aloof peace strategy.
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Russia
Batoum
Armenia
Bulgaria
England
Valley of the
Euphrates
Hobart
Turkey
French political turmoil deepens as Bonnet-Duverdier jailed
Paris Municipal Council President M Bonnet-Duverdier was sentenced by the Tribunal for insulting Marshal MacMahon in St Denis. He received fifteen months in prison and a 2000 franc fine amid a larger crisis with Gambetta and Legitimists, while Thiers and Sardou shifts outlined in Paris.
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M. Bonnet-Duverdier
Paris
Tribunal of Correctional Police
Marshal MacMahon
St. Denis
MM. Bonnet- Duverdier
M. Duverdier
Republican Party
M. Gambetta
Chamber of Deputies
MM. de Broglie
de Fourtou
Reds
Diderot
Interior
Seine
Duc de Broglie
Senate
Amiens
M. Goblet
France
Patriotic Party
Pffice
Victorien Sardou
French Academy
Duc d’Audiffret-Pasquier
Prince Orloff
Cialini
M. Thiers
Prince Hohenlohe
Gambetta
Pall Mall Gazette
M. d’Harcourt
London
Fleury
Prince Imperial
National Zeitung of
Berlin
Europe
Spain
Mexico
Munich
Brussels
X/Xe Siecle
National Zeitung
Prince Bismarck
Foreign notes and royal hints amid shifting European scene
Reports on papal honors, South Africa petitions, and U S. actions surface. German Germany Bismarck health plus daily visits from Foreign Office councillors prompt speculation as commentators seek meaning behind a head movement during talks with manufacturers.
Pope Jubilant Reception as Pilgrims Flood Vatican
Pilgrims from Ireland Poland and other regions gather at the Vatican Hall of Consistory to honor the Pope on his jubilee. Irish offerings total ₤14,000. Polish presents include 150,000 francs. The Pope condemns Russia’s policy against Poland and notes the many pilgrimages despite difficulties.
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Turkey
Russia
Vatican
Ireland
Malta
Dalmatia
Tyrol
Cardinal Cullen
Poland
Lodochowski
Laicge
Conservatory of Music
M. Frére-Orban
Liége
Belgium
Europe
Legation
Brussels
Vive l
Royal Court and Diplomatic Circles Move in Late 19th Century England
The Queen, with Princess Beatrice, prepares to depart Balmoral for Windsor next week. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted guests for the Ascot races at East Hampstead park and held Levée duties at St James's Palace. International figures including General Grant and Kashgar envoy Syed Yakoob Khan Turah were presented. about 400 were admitted. Minor court notes include Cabinet meeting attendance, Lord Odo Russell's Balmoral visit, and discussions on the Women's Disabilities Bill. A Bath excursion train accident injured visitors in a Weymouth-area event.
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Beatrice
Balmoral
Windsor Castle
Prince
Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
East Hampstead Park
Bracknell
Ascot
Prince of Wales
St. James's Palace
Grant
United States
Syed Yakoob Khan Turah
Kashgar
Lord Salisbury
Paris
Lord Odo Russell
Berlin
Midhat Pasha
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Midbat Pasha
Dr. Schliemann
Merchant Taylors’ Company
Fastern
India
Mansion House
Bath
Weymouth
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