Public meetings urge action on atrocities and subsidies
Meetings set up committees to collect subscriptions and decide on appropriation. They adopt resolutions condemning atrocities and call for measures to prevent recurrence and aid survivors. Some press for provincial independence in Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Bulgaria as security, others urge government cooperation. Parliament’s early assembly is demanded amid praise for press exposure and criticism of delays in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Daily News
Schuyler
Baring
Religious bodies condemn Bulgarian Turkish atrocities in Europe
A long series of resolutions from Protestant bodies in London and surrounding areas condemn the Ottoman conduct in Bulgaria and call for immediate measures by the British government and other powers. They urge independence for Bulgaria Bosnia and Herzegovina, demand protection for Christians, and support relief efforts. a Forest Hill memorial to the Queen seeks decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Memorial Hall
T. W. Tymms
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Turkey
Europe
Herzegovina
Bosnia
Servia
Montenegro
London Board of Congregational Ministers
Farringdon-street
London Congregational Union
Albert Spicer
Committee of the
Baptist Union
Congregational Union of Ireland
Belfast
James Bain
Straid
County Antrim
Herzeovina
Wesleyan Metho
Dist
Samuel M‘aulay
James
J. Harvard
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Joseph Lupton
Lord Derby
Forest-hill Congregational Church
Queen’s Road
England
Mualice
RoBert Vaughan
James Barnard
Henry Grose
T. Roger Smith
Forest-hill
Kent
Porte
Constantinople
Sadoullah Bey
Commerce
Mussulman
Suspension of hostilities in the Balkans amid peace talks
The guaranteeing Powers win a temporary armistice through Constantinople. Six Dutch of peace require Servia to perform homage, abandon most fortifications, limit its army, and repatriate provincial émigrés. Montenegro status quo upheld. Armistice in effect for ten days with option to extend as negotiations proceed.
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Constantinople
Henry Elliot
Porte
Prince of
Servia
Turkey
Belgrade
Nissa
Porté
Montenegro
Times
Semlin
Tchernayeff
The
Writin
England
Vienna
Diritto of
Rome
East
Paris
Seraskeriate
Morava
Milan
Tvhernayeff
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