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... Koch insiiitiation. The Persian Government turned to Great Britain as its most powerful and friendly neighbour, and this country would have departed trom its traditional policy of %arm interest in regard to the Persian Government and people, had it &dined ...
... impossible te discuss the matter with that country, het we A enrolees message transmitted thrnugh sbe bed informed the Persian Government that we seattens of the Reiman and dated regarded the agreement as being henceforward Jan. 16, says:— an suspense. As ...
... PERSIAN INTRIGUERS. Important Captures Of Agents of Germany. Petrograd, Tuesday. A Teheran telegram says the Persian Government is informed that. a loyal chief captured a number of the Burujird, the principal leaders of the Turco-German faction in Persia ...
... cents. anti north-ea , t also a grave state of affairs existed. There i also there aas disorder and defianee of he I Persian Government. They believ,ed that it i the genuine desire of the present Per I sian Government to restore order as far las they could ...
... withdrawal of foreign troops Persia. both Powers are carefully considering how they could hest assist in STRENGTHENING THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT for purpose of enabling the latter to re-establish order and to seeure the of the trade routes. _ Both '3lortsicur Saaotioff ...
... presented yetrord4y to the Persian Governottnt offerk Persia en advsnee at 7 r ernt., to be repaid mom the ncxt ludEl by the Persian Government. In return tor the advance the two Powers expect Persia to undertake among other things, to conform to the prin. the ...
... less in any forcible suppression of that spark of nationality which the worst misfortunes and greatest blunders of the Persian Government had not sufficed to extinguish. Lord Ctirnon's eloquent protest against 'the forcible suppression that spark of na ...
... Morrell asked the Secretary for Foreir,n Affairs what were the terms of the ultimatum sent by the Government to the Persian Government no Wedneeday Jut; whether bin Majesty's Government were informed of it. beforehand and consented to its being soot: ...
... regarding the fate of Persia. He wished to know on Monday what were the terms of the ultimatum sent by the Russians to the Persian Government on last week, and whether the English Government had been informed beton,- hand of intentions. Nlr. Aeland stated that ...
... present Russia-Persia crisis, and the statements in question is described is inaccurate. The it 14 pointed ow, ire' the Persian Government. after informing the British and Russian Legations of their intentions through Mr. Shuster, sent gendarmes to take ...
... Government undertakes not to seek a 3one-elision in Northern Persia, while the Russian Government agrees to apply to the Persian Government for railway including a concession tor a line from Teheran to Kavein. ...
... Pernian Nationalist Committee. London. entomunicated to Reuter the eitaiement that this military measures taken hy the Persian Government are sufficient to thoroughly cope with the imourgents. A strong garrionn is in remliness for the de - learn of Teheran ...