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... followed by brutal tortures and by base outrages upon the killed, deserve the most severe punishment and Seeing that the Persian Government, while foreign to these acts, does not possess tho necessary power to chastise the guilty, the Russian Government believes ...
... all three of the Russian demands, but that which relates to the future appointment of foreigners to posts under the Persian Government has undergone some slight modification in form. Persia now agrees not to make any such appointments without first exchanging ...
... From to-day's telegrams we are justified in 1 hoping that the Russo-Persian crisis is on the eve of settlement. The Persian Government, we are told, have definitely accepted the terms I of the Russian ultimatum, and it is even stated, though not quite ...
... the Russian Government. Ho had told Russia that we recognized that outcome of the pmsent situation must be to secure a Persian Government that would not disregard the special interacts of Great Britain and respectively and would conform to the prin. , c ...
... associated themselves with it and advised the Persian Government to comply with it. , Ho would like to know whether the term in the ultimatum that officials were not in future to be appointed by the Persian Government without the consent of the British and Russian ...
... opportunity to ease the situation by advice or benevolent suggestion: and that, if we can by legitimate means assist the Persian Government to meet its financial needs, we should not interpose any unreasonable obstacle. He went further, though no further than ...
... between Russia, Groat Britain, and the Persian PRIME in the question of PRINCE Sans's property, and had induced the Persian Government to comply with Russia's demands. That is apparently considered a sufficient explanation, if not a , sufficient justification ...
... nominees, Mn. I LEcOFFRE, recently appointed HS his agent at : Tabriz on the Ruesinn Caucasus frontier—that' in future the Persian Government consult I and he guided by the advice of Russia and Great Britain in the choice of all foreign advisers. I The further ...
... at Glasgow on Monday every trade route, because we were assured was a demonstration not to he ignored. There by the Persian Government that the Mumis no doubt at all that. the reckless use of the ES-SULTANEII, who had just been sent down closure in Committee ...
... breaking off of diplomatic relations. Her Minister has not been withdrawn, but he will have no further relations with the Persian Government till satisfaction has been obtained. I am that Mr. Shuster has no intention of resigning. Two Japanese have been robbed ...
... ha.% consented to Scoutmaster of Canada. Ress:an Ultimatum to Persia. I..cgation at Teheran had teleon behalf of the Persian Government, for the mediation of King George a vi , :w to the ruspension of tho Hamelin I : , ..t=l:rei till a Cabinct has been ...
... offered by Mr. Shuster's all had their to ngues c ut f rom their mouths. y odannes to Russian Consular officials, the Persian Government shows no disposition at present to accede to this demand. ...