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Misstatement Corrected on Miss Leigh Mission in Paris
In the Religious Tract Society annual meeting report a speech by Rev. R. C. Billing was mis-stated. Miss Leigh’s Paris mission assists girls of good character deprived of home influences, helping them amid temptations in a strange city.
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J. T. W. Davies
Auckland
New Zealand
P.P.O
The
Religious Tract Society
R. C. Billing
Miss Leigh
Paris
Eastern question heats to dangerous phase across Europe
Reports from Vienna Berlin and Constantinople indicate renewed tensions in the Eastern question with Russia pressing for new guarantees and a protracted armistice. Berlin Memorandum signals tougher action if the Porte refuses while Britain weighs its stance amid Balkan unrest and a shifting balance of influence.
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Berlin
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Constantinople
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Mahmoud Pasha
Porte
Ignatief
Turkey
Bulgaria
England and Turkey on the Turkish Question and Allied Proposals
In the House of Lords Earl Granville queried the Foreign Secretary on Britain's stance toward Turkey. Lord Derby described a Berlin conference outcome: an accord among Russia Austria and Germany to present reforms proposals to the Porte with France and Italy's assent, while Britain withheld approval citing doubts over effectiveness. The plan echoes the Andrassy Note with added insurgent concessions and an armistice for two months to gauge reform execution.
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