... AMERICA. (Through Reuter’s Agency.) GRAND RAPIDS (Michigan), Dec. 25. A collision took place at six o’clock yesterday evening between two passenger trains on the Marquette Railway, near East Paris, and six miles East of this place. According to the statements ...

... AMERICA (Tbbocoh Rectee s Acenct.) NEW YORK. Nov. 9 The Herald'i Washington correspondent Finding it impolitic to acquire a coaling station the shores of the Caribbean Sea by direct negotiation, Germany has attempted to evade the Monroe Doctrine obtaining ...

... AMERICA. EFFECT AT ATLANTIC CITY. The Paris edition of the New York Herald publishes cablegram from Newport stating that Governor Fort, of New Jersey, nai issued a proclamation to the effect that unl«« Atlantic City, N.J., the largest pleasure resort ...

... AMERICA. iTehoigh R&txEa’s Agksct.) , NEW YORK. Oct. 27. was a large attendance yesterday at ption held honour of the Irish '•gate* ui. the Carnegie Hall. Mr. Bourke uckran presided, and speeches were made * r Tiuerty and the delegates. Over seven i * ...

... they had imitated lAN principle in America earlier it ir.ght *sad them from many of their emealied medical which out fully dodged doctors said to to he trusted with the of people wok two of study. Referring to the Americas of claiming the biggest of fee War ...

... AMERICA. (Tbsocgb Kkctcb’s Aohwty.l NEW YORK, kpt. 2. According to telegram from Bnwnwell, Virginia, the strikers have set firo to tho peat mines of the Pocahontas Col lories Comply. on the Virginia side of tho Btato border. Tho mines are said to bo ...

... AMERICA. The America Lodge (No. 33(is) held their installation nieeting at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, Kingsway, when Mr. H. B. Fagnani was installed as W.M. in to Mr. Selah R. Van Duzer. L.R., 1.P.M., the latter being presented by the members ...

... unsatisfactory result of engineering business. The works started America for the production automatic weighing machines were going on exceedingly well, considering tho bad times America had recently been passing through. The directors would have gladly carried ...

... AMERICA. Several nlteration.s have • icrurreii yi tUft composition of tfco amateur ti-am which Mr. B. .1. T. Bosanejoet will take out to the States, next mouth. The side will consist of B. J. T. Boaanauet. Mitchell. K Moore. VV I*. Robertson, h. M. Dowsou ...

... AMERICA. By K. M. COOPEB. Author ** aixl the 8e» Feirire, 4r. The Daily TeJegmph wye the ** Wyenuwke Ptories“*Mr. Cooper paints for real ami life-like portraits of group of im»t charming children, whose quaint sayings and doings make the book an attractive ...

... AMERICA, APSTRALIA.KEW ZEALAND. All Parts of the World, aud Bound the World. •ottluu four wud for Cook’s OCEAN LIST, cukietooll line*. pooifri efrom PASSAGES. «ny ortu-e THOS. COOK ond looking Inforntmtion free. Kac*sc« fortrarrfe i all parts and stor*K ...

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