Insurrection in southwestern Turkey persists with foreign border aid
The mounted revolt in the Turkish southwest remains strong despite 0,000 troops and thirty guns. Rebels raid small detachments, disrupt supplies, and gain fighters from Serbia and Montenegro. Austria bears responsibility, while Serbia and Montenegro navigate neutrality amid frontier tensions.
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Turkey
Servia
Montenegro
Porte
Milan
Belgrade
Servian
Mostar
Constantinople
Russia
Austria
Dalmatia
St. Petersburg
Spain
Vatican
Madrid
Jovellar
Cardinal Simeoni
Blackburn
Hibbert
M.P
Oldham
Daniel Thwaites
Elswick Park
Newcastle
Ultrapolitical Clash Over Church Authority in Montreal
A Montreal dispute threatens civil order as tensions rise between church and state in Lower Canada. The piece links Vatican influence to unrest, comparing it to Bismarckian moves in Prussia, and notes the Canadian Institute in the midst of the controversy.
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Church of Rome
Vatican
Canada
Prince Bismarck
Kingdom of
Prussia
Lower
Germany
Montreal
Canadian Institute
Guibord Burial Case Moves to Privy Council Tradition and Law Clash
The Montreal dispute centers on Joseph Guibord, excommunicated in effect by church decree, but not by formal sentence, and his widow's bid for burial in Notre Dame cemetery. The Privy Council upheld civil rights, ruling excommunication did not strip burial privileges. Public tension rose as authorities and mobs contested consecrated ground.
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Marquis of Hartington
Boothroyd
Bradford
Dublin
McSwiney
O’connell
Butt
Ireland
Maynooth
Alberta
Rome
Montreal
Joseph Guibord
Guibard
Notre Dame
Coté Des Neiges
Rabt
Privy Council
Guibord
Philadelphia
Times
Thither
Ontario
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Superior Court of Canada