The War in Greece
REPORTS from Athena state that the Greeks have captured.Nicopolis. The Purkish squndron has eaptured 11 Greek vessela, and taken them…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1897
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The Greco-Turkish War. London, May 18
Mr, Charles williams, war correspondent for one of the lending London journals, says that the position at Domoko was too extended for the Greek forces…
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The battle of Domoko was the flerciest of the war, The fighting extended for six miles in an open plain. The losses on both sides were heavy. The retreat of the Greeks commenced early on…
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A Greek torpedo vessel has captured an Austrian Lloyds steamer bound for Volo, with 72 Turkish seamen and a newly-appointed. Turkish Governor on board. The steamer has been taken to Skiathos…
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Trouble in the near Bast, says the Daily Mercury, has attracted so Hindi attention lately that what has been going on in the Far East has been slightly noticed…
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M. Ralli, the Greek Premier, declines to agree to the rectification of the frontier at strategic points. The Turks followed the retreating Greeks from Domoko and cleared the Furka, Arnitzo, and other…
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Several hundreds of reserves in athens have refused to proceed to the front unless they are exempted from being summoned for service. They taunted M. Ralli, the Greek Premier, with having…
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AN armistice for 17 days has been agreed upon. The Greeks have been driven to the pass of Thormosylae. The Powers are inclined to sanction…
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THE dervishes have defeated the vanguard of the Congo Free State force under Baron Dhanes, killing five officers and 25 non – commissioned…
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THE plan arranged by the Turkish commander in the attack upon Domoko was to cut through the Greek lines, capture Do[?]oko from the rear, and secure the…
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The Cretans are summoning an assembly with the object of taking measure to continue the struggle for union with Groser. In the reti[?]ent of the Greeks from the Furka…
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In my last article I outlined the battle of Phersala and the short retreat to Domoko, the elevated town and entrenchments which barred the way to the passes of Tanitzo and Furka. Mount Othrya…
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It is stated that the Turks now command easy access to Levadhia and Athens. The Greek army at Thermoylae is said to be paralysed. A neutral zone of 800 metres has been arranged…
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THE latest news from Athens is that the Turks followed the retreating Greeks after the battle of Domoko, and completely cleared them from the…
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The carrying out of the order which was lately promulgated by the Porte for the expulsion of Greeks from Turkey has been suspended. The Greeks have fortified the Pass of…
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The joint Note drawn up by the Ambassadors in Constantinople defining the views of the Powers as to the terms of peace has been presented to the Porte. The prostitution of the Note had been…
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It is stated that Russia is willing to the amount of the war indemnity demanded by Turkey, which amounts to £9,000,000, on condition…
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M. Felice, an Italian Socialist Deputy, who was a volunte[?] in Greece, has been deported to Italy for having grosely insulted M. Ralli, the Premier of Greece, in his own office…
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A great feeling of unrest prevails amidst the populace at Athens, owing to the unsettled state of the country, due to the disastrous war…
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It is somewhat amusing, as displaying comprehensive ignorance alike of ancient and contemporaneous history, to find that not only here, but in…
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