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... WHITELAW REID'S ANCESTRY. Mr Whitelaw Reid, at whose house the annual Independence Day reception was Leld vesterday, has been United States Ambassador to England since 1905. His ancestors were Scottish Covenanters, and his parents were among the earliest ...
... of Glasgow, residing at Whitestone, Long Island, New York, persisted in flying the Union Jack, notwithstanding it was Independence Day. Finally five soldiers from Fort Totten hauled down the offending bunting, w’hich they offered Armstrong, who, however ...
... CONSULATE. According to from New York today, a telegram from Monterey, Mexico, says it is reported that mob celebrating Independence Day attacked the Consulate at Saltillo. The Consol's wife, it is said, alone withstood the mob. Other' political disturbances ...
... they will return to the United States and reside there. 1t is expected that some four thousand Americans will attend the Independence Day reception at Dorchester House on Thursday. ...
... and the Stars and Stripes were flying together in honour of the occasion. Overflowing with the surplus patriotism of Independence Day, the Americans chose to regaid the display of the British flag in proximity to their own national colours as a slur. ...
... intend to spend a week or so in the provinces, returning to town for the Ambassador’s reception at Dorchester House on Independence Day (tth July), which will planned upon an unusually large scale. Mr Whitelaw Reid’s interesting guests will then proceed ...
... DAT SPEECHES. Under Ike the ▲merioaii Society Loudon, banquet held last night Ike Hotel Cecil, in ceiefaretioo of “Independence Day/* The chair was occupied by F. G. Van Duaer, and among large company were the Aiuariwn AmbaMidnr, the Bari of Jersey ...
... A SUGGESTION TO PROMOTE PEACE. The Independence Day banquet of tha American Society in London wna hold in Grand Hull tha Hotel Cecil last night. There waa large and diatingoiahad Amarican company. Sir W. B. Bichmond proposed the of The American Ambnaaador ...
... principally the t’nitoil States. Now York alone persons were charged with firing revolvers in the open street in honour of independence Day. Acting on the advice of his medical adviser, Mr Keir Hardie, M.T\, has paired for the ■Tiext few woeke, and has gone ...
... compatriot* in other parts of the world in odebrating the anniversary of the declaration of Greek Independence on Saturday (Independence Day) and yesterday. A telegram from Washington states that it was at his own request that General Otis has been relieved ...
... comrade. Aa a delicate compliment to the American Republic, the marriage takes place on July 4lh, when Americans celebrate Independence Day. There just died, in the United States Berneae, M. Ota, formerly a partner in the firm of Huber and Co., of Hoboken. ...
... the trawl and catch were confiscated. The Lord Chief Justice (Lord Rusnll KiUowen) has accepted invitation present tbs Independence Day banquet the American Society w London, which will take place the Hold Cecil the July next. The Duke Argyll paid visit ...