The War
The London "Daily Telegraph's" correspondent gives come thrilling details of the battle between the Service and Turks at Perispe…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1912
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The War
It is expected that hostilities will soon cease immediately west of Constantinople. It is said that the Bulgarians are…
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It is reported that the main Turkish army ander Nazim Pasha has capitalated. It is rumoured at Constantinople…
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Bulgaria has commissioned plenipotentiaries to arrange terms for an armistice, and later to concluded his negotiations…
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The truce expired on Thursday. If the allies' terms are accepted an armistice will be arranged. The allies' terms include the…
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The Porte has rejected the Bulgarian terms for an armistice, and has ordered Nazim Pasha to resume operations. The cannonade at Chatalja was…
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Adrianople in a stumbling block to peace negotiations while Bulgaria insists on its capitulation. This surrender is determinedly…
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The whole of Macedonia has been subdued with this capture of Dibra. The Bulgarians are now within 1100 yards of the city of Adrianople, The…
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It is believed in Constantinople that peace is now assured. The signing of a protocol providing for an armistice for eight days…
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It is expected that peace negotiations will be conducted in London a week hence. All the Allies except Greece have…
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The peace conference, which will be opened in London on the 13th, is viewed with some misgivings. Extraordinary buoyancy is shown…
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Austria has accepted Sir Edward Grey's proposal for an ambassadors' conference concerning the Balkans. Official circles do not expect that any…
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After fierce fighting, in Epirus, lasting two days, the Greeks are reported to have been completely defeated. A Servian officer who had been…
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The Prefect of the department of the Rhone, the chief city of which is Lyons, has declared war on the sharp-pointed hatpin. Henceforth no woman in the…
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