THE EUROPEAN SITUATION
THE BALKAN QUESTION. AUSTRIAN THREAT TO TURKEY. United Press Association. Copyright VIENNA, Nov. 26. Austria threatens to -withdraw the Minister, Marquis of Pallavicini, unless Turkey stops -the boycott.
THE AUSTRIANS IN BOSNIA.
EXODUS OF MOSLEMS
(Received Nov. 27, 11.10 p.m.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 27
Thpre are indications of grave unrest in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Austrian repression is causing an exodus of small parties of Moslems and alarm and resentment in Constantinople.
VIENNA, Nov. 27
Rumors that Servian bands were entering Bosnia created a semi-panic on the Vienna and Pesth bourses until Baron Aehrenthal contradicted it.
THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
NOT PROBABLE AT PRESENT.
(Received Nov. 28., 12.25 a.m.)
LONDON, Nov
The “Times’ ” Belgrade correspondent says that advices from St. Petersburg show that there is less prospect of a conference in the near future, and that the Bosnian question must be left open and Servia and Montenegro must await a more favorable juncture for tlie settlement of their claims.
THE TURKISH BOYCOTT OF AUSTRfA.
A GERMAN PRESS ACCUSATION
(Received Nov. 28., 12.25 a.m.)
BERjuIN, Nov. 27
The “Vos.siclie Zeitung,” in an article, accuses Britain.of prompting die Turkish boycott of Austrian goods, and warns the Young Turks to beware of her, or their cause "will be ruined.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2360, 28 November 1908, Page 5
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