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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. July 4th—lndependence Day—was celebrated with great processions, meetings, and fireworks throughout America. There was an absence those '* giant crackers ” which resulted at vious celebrations in casualties. Many speeches were delivered ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. In celebration of Independence Day British warships at PortArm.uth—a here the American flagship Prtlahar¢ is hert heti —were dressed with flags, and at noon a salute was fired. In London a reception PI of held by Ambassador and Mrs. ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. THE VICTORY AT SANTIAGO. The annual dinner of the American Society in London.in celebration of Independence-day, aroused exceptional interest last evening, and a large and re- presentative company assembled at the Hotal Cecil Upon the ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY Begum Roquyya Anwar (West Pakistan) sought to move her adjournment motion on the failure of the Government to arrange public fuzictions on the sixteenth anniversary of Independence in the interim capital (Rawalpindi). The lady member ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY, Th. Anniversary of American independence was celebrated in London the accuttomed fashion on Thursday. The Atnerican Embassy was closed during the day. and a reception. to which between and guests invited. was held in the afternoon at ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The American Ambassador, speaking et the Indepandence Day dinner, held at the Hotel Cecil, Londita. said the Fourth of July was getting more and more not only an International but a strictly Anglo-American festival. The principles which ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY TTHE long struggle between England and France from 1690 to 1763, which resulted in the enemy surrendering to England all her North American possessions, was the precedent of America’s bid for independence. For the war with France had ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence day was celebrated by a banquet last night in London, under the auspices of the American Society. A numerous company assembled, under the presidency of Mr. Van Duzer. Lord Wolsefey proposed the toast of the President of ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. GENERAL PERSHING’S MESSAGE TO MR. LLOYD GEORGE. PARIS. Thursday. General Pershing has s?nt the following telegram to Mr. Lloyd George: I have learnt with pleasure that the nglish people are uniting with our soldiers and sailors to celebrate ...