Turbulent Balkan War Accounts and Naval Chase Reported
Eyewitness passages describe Bulgarian and Turkish civilians, wounded, and massacres with focus on camp conditions at Karabonnar, noting Bulgarian aggressors aligned with Russians and Turkish defences. The Black Sea pursuit of the Heracle by Hobart Pasha ends with Sebastopol bombardment and a dramatic torpedo steamer engagement, while editorials discuss Emperor Alexander’s stance and Russian strategic missteps in the Plevna theater.
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Karabonnar
Red Crescent Society
Turkey
Black Sea
Hobart Pasha
Sebastopol
Sulina
Varna
Heraclu
Athar Tepple
Cape Khersonese
Alexander
Plevna
Napoleon III
Ducrot
Champigny
Russia
Europe
Nicholas
Constantinople
Vienna
Daily News
Gourko
Napoleon
Loftcha
Osman Pasha
Zichy
Porte
Despotovitch
Austria
Midhat Pasha
Layard
Kossuth
Poland
Soukhum-Kalé
Shipka
Montenegro
Nicsics
Bosnia
Travnik
Bulgaria
Richter
Bucharest
Giurgevo
Sistova
Bidla
Rustchuk
Syracay
Enclas
Elba eyed for penal settlement by Italian ministers
Foreign news notes the Italian Interior and Marine Ministers planning to inspect the Isle of Elba to establish a large penal colony. The Nile waters threaten the maize crop as rising levels reach the Lower Nile. Cleopatra's Needle launch succeeds and is towed to harbor. Five killed by glacier burst near Zermatt. Lewis and Paterson buried in English cemetery. Gambetta's trial postponement denied. default judgment issued amidst Lille speech emphasis.
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Isle of
Elba
Interior and Marine
Upper Nile
Lower Nile
John Dixon
C.E
Alexandria
W. Lewis
Noel H. Paterson
Knubel
Zermatt
Lyskamn
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Paterson
M. Ga
Twe
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Stone
London
Gladstone
Negropontes
Hussein Pasha
Gibraltar
Mahmoud Damad
Redif
Abdul Kerim
Lemnos
Syra
Suleiman Pasha
Kezanbik
Greece
Salonica
Russian Commissariat
Roumanian Railways
Commissariat
Servia
Kauffmann
Danube