Sultan Breaks Isolation Dines with Ministers at Bosphorus
The sultan, once distant from ministers and world affairs, now hosts four ministers Midhat Mahmud Damad Savfet and Ahmed Kaiserli at Gildis Kiosk. He dines with them and attends a banquet at the Seraskeratz, signaling more open talks with foreign powers as peace efforts unfold amid Servia's crisis and armistice tensions.
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Sultan
R Mosque
Midhat
Mahmud Damad
Savfet
Ahmed Kaiserli
Gildis
Bosphorus
Seraskeratz
Berlin
Morning Post
Prince Gortschakoff
Count Andrassy
Earl of Derby
Constantinople
Servia
Skuptechina
Milan
Europe
Turkey
Belgrade
Tchernayeff
Daily Telegraph Porreapon
Nisch
Tche Mayeff
Ahmed Eyoub
Mirshal Cap
Livadia
Russia
Crimea
Golos
St. Petersburg
Germany
England
Journal
de St. Pétersbourg
Abdul Kerimasha
Alexinatz
Deligrad
Maritza
Tatar Bazardjik
Prince Milan
Abdul Kerim
Otschako
Burke and Beaconsfield: A Nation's Wrath Foretells Judgment
In Birmingham a fierce verse denounces a statesman as faithless and cynical. It laments oppression, graves of men and girls, and warns that fierce storms will sweep the continent. The speaker foresees Heaven's judgment bar at hand.
Beaconsfield Addresses Buckinghamshire Dinners
Lord Beaconsfield dined with about 500 Buckinghamshire farmers and ladies at Aylesbury. He spoke as Prime Minister, discussed maintaining peace in Europe, rejected some foreign policy narratives, and defended his government’s handling of Serbia, Turkey, and relations with Russia while inviting continued support.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
England
J. Treadwell
House of Commons
Bucks
Alto Ether
Europe
Berlin
Lord Derby
Russia
Servia
Turkey
Porte
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