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... A banquet of Americans in London was held last night, under the presidency of Mr. R. Newton Crane, in celebration of Independence Day. The American Ambassador, responding to the toast of Ambas- said Americarts desired peace and amity with the whole world ...
... EASTERN CRISIS. TURKS and Greeks. BRITISH OVERTURES TO GREECE. PRESENTATION OF THE JOINT PREPARATION’S FOR GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. (PER SETTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE) ELASSONA, Monday, 5 p tj. Little news penetrates to the camp proceedings of European diplomacy ...
... troops from Crete. King George approves of England’s policy as likely to tend to an amicable understanding. THE GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. ATHENS, Monday. I* firmly believed here that the national festivities to-morrow will not lead to any incident on the ...
... LARNACA, Wednesday. There was intense excitement among the Greek population here yesterday in connection with celebration Independence Day. The evening closed with a torch-light procession to the Greek Consul’s bouse. Speeches were delivered in favour of the ...
... the Greeks resident in the Metropolis next Sunday. It is expected that the diplomatic corps will be represented. Greek Independence Day was celebrated Manchester yesterday a special .service m the Greek Church, which the Greek Consul, members of the Manchester ...
... Bayard will deliver the priceless volume to the Governor of Massachusetts. According to the telegrams to hand, the Greek Independence Day celebrations were con ducted in an orderly majiner, but with much (more than the customary enthusiasm. The Joint Note ...
... at the Mine time request the French not make any spetrfal.demonstrations in honour of .Toan of Arc. j-nnkoes celebrate Independence Day out of regard fur our lusoeptabilities. most ee-si-ti.-il that we 'should celebrate Trafalgar Pay. am! make the people ...
... calmer mood now prevails among the Turkish soldiery, who. however, are greatly disappointed that the Greeks did not attack Independence Day. The forces will in all proba(bitty remain for the present encamped in the | positions they took up Monday night. There ...
... of fuel, spent firo days at the bole before we got deer of ft, and on here, arriring Monday noon. Toe#- 1 day their * Independence Day' here, and of oonrse there was work, so ss it was expected dhat there would be a bit of bobbery at Athens, went ap there ...
... | the flush times of 1890. The strike so ordered was inaugurated with a great hurrah, and much profound | oratory, on Independence Day, the 4th of July last. Remembering how in times past breaches of the peace had alienated popular sympathy and caused ...
... Americans have given way on r-.i.i*Kions, the ujrket the saute time being rendered the m quiet by the holiday Wall street to Independence Day. There was nothing interest in For-.'gn Bonds, and very little change in prices. Mines, West AitsUaiians were in reqoret ...