Balkan Front Tensions Rise as Forces Mobilize Across Europe
The report notes 60 000 Austrian troops on the Servian and Bosnian frontiers ready to march. Hostilities resume in Albania with Turks as aggressors. Mukhtar Pasha holds Montenegrin entrenchments while Montenegrins rally, burning Ljubinje and halting relief forces. Prince Charles of Romania orders army assembly for maneuvers amid Greek demonstrations. The movement grows more general.
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Albania
Mukhtar Pasha
Dukovics
Ljubinje
Stolatz
Bukovitch
Mostar
Prince Charles
Romania
Patros
Zante
Pirsus
Turkey
Greece
Bulgarian Atrocities Stir British Protests Across Cities
Despatch on September 21 highlights arming of Mussulian bands under the Vall of Adrianople, crimes against Bulgarian Christians, and calls for reparation, justice, and autonomous provinces under European powers. Public meetings in London, Manchester, and other towns push for immediate Parliament, independent self governance, and military restraint.
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Lord Derby
Henry Elliot
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Porte
Constantinople
Cross
London
Women’s Peace and Arbitration Auxiliary
Peace Society
New Broad-street
Europe
W. E. Forster
Bradford
Central Committee
J. D. Hutchinson
Lady Strangford
England
Messrs
D. Zankoff
Marco DD. Balabanov
Mansion House
James Long
Turkey
Manchester
Birmingham
St. James’s Hall
Stansfeld
Forster
United Action of
Hyde Park
Baxter Langley
Newman Hall
Parker
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Servia
Shoreditch
Charles Reed
J. Helms
M.P
Fawcett
Allanson Picton
M.A
Hackney
Lord Beaconsfield
Free Trade Hall
Norwich
Council
City of London Conservative Association
Pall Mall Gazette Praises Pullman Cars After Collision
The Pall Mall Gazette's monthly railway accident summary notes the Pullman express accident proves the cars are built with solidity and strength, able to withstand any moderate collision. It underscores the value of Pullman cars in railway safety and passenger considerations.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Pullman Express
Rumors and political notes from European capitals
Foreign items report pamphlet chatter in Berlin about Count Arnim. Mayors re-elected in French towns. Gambetta proposes tax reform. Vatican praise for Beaconsfield noted. Italian politics, Madagascar, and Turk relations discussed. Bismarck quips on war value. stationing of religiously tinged politics and civil burial debates highlighted.
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Berlin
Count Arnim
Municpal Council
Phore
M. Gambetta
Lord Beaconsfield
Vatican
Romano
Chamber of Deputies
Constantinople
Murad
Carpoleone
Hamid
Madagascar
Madrid
Senor
Alfonso Martinez
Spain
Bismarck
New
Bulgaria
Pomerania
Turkey
Cina
Margary
England
Italy
Lizabe Ruffoni
Roman Republican Assembly
M. Cernuschi
Menaignore Hasseun
Palestine
Pius IX
Rome
Europe
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Dead Sea
Jaffa
Royal artist drafts memorial pictures of Prince Consort event
A Scotaman correspondent notes Mr. W. Simpson is painting two memorial water colour pictures of the Prince Consort Memorial ceremony in Edinburgh last month. One large work hang, the other a queenly album keepsake. The Queen has long kept mementoes of ceremonies featuring her presence and public role.
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Rowan Ansem
The
Scotaman
W. Simpson
Prince Consort
Edinburgh
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