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... proposed to be built by Russia from Julia to Tabriz, independently of the proposed Trans-Persian Railway; whether the Persian Government had sanctioned the construction of such a line; and, if so, would he support as of right, urder the rescript of Shah ...
... PERSIAN REPLY TO RUSSIA. (mom ors TEHERAN. Acro. 15. The Persian Government, replying to Russia on the subject of the Tabriz-Uruniish railway, declares itself ready to grant the concession, but refers to the fundamental law of the Constitution, which ...
... distinhance near and reinforcements bad been sent to assist in the onerations. He re. 'anted it as very doubtful whether the Persian Government multi at present restore order the lawleas districts. LOAN TO PERSIA. Mr. MORRELL (L.. Burnley, asked whether the n ...
... say exactly what conditions Russia would stipulate for, but his information was that they would not be onerous to the Persian Government If Great Britain advanced the only condition stipulated for could be that the money ahould be spent in promoting the ...
... province of Persia; whether the Russians had reinforced their troops operating against the Shahsevens; and whether the Persian Government had any power to maintain order in the Ardebil and surrounding districts' without the help of the Russians. Sir E. Grey ...
... policy he described as the conformity of the Persian Government to the Aaglo-Russian Convention; that the ex-Shah should not return to Persia; that a sufficient loan should be advanced to the Persian Government ; and that the Russian troops should !,•.• ...
... cold-blooded attempt to intimidate the Persian Government in the exercise of its most elementary sovereign rights —that exercise being an appointment in which it is not even alleged that the Persian Government or Assembly or anyone hut Mr. Shuster himself ...
... published by Mr. Murray at the price of 6d. We hear that a further advance of £50,000 has been made by the British to the Persian Government. The Persians pay 7 per The Persian cent, for this accommodation, so Problem. it is not exactly charity on our part ...
... his functions. According to official telegrams received in London trim Teheran, the chief difficulty confronting the Persian Government at the present moment is • financial one. Some three months ago an advance of L'200.000 was made by Crest Britain and ...
... rather Wu reduced. Ho believed the Russian troops were causing each disorder as there was. They were entitled to oak tbat Persian Government should be put into a position to restore order and th-ti when their cow gendarmerie had Leen created the Knosian force ...
... removal! The Romantic Side. It is certainly on its human side a rather romantic story. In the last days of 1910 the Persian Government, naturally and properly distrusting Kuropean influence, asked the American titate Department, through the Persian Legation ...
... improvement in the condition of the irorthem provinces; wliat steps were being taken to restore tho authority of tho Persian Government in the northenr provinces, with a view to the withdrawal of the Russian troops; and whether he proposed to lay further ...