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... DUKE OF MANCHESTER SAILS. I A Second Wedding. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester sailed on Saturday from Southampton on board the Amedcan line steamship St. Louis for Nw York, wher they are going on a viait to the Duchess's father, Mr Zimmerman. Accompanying ...

... MR SANKEY SAILS FOR HOME. The well-known evangelist, Mr Ira D. Sankoy, sailed for New York yesterday by the Kaisei Wilhelm der Grosse. Speaking to a Props repre. sentative he said, Dnring my vinit I have viaite) 30 towns and have deliveted 65 addresses ...

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... TELEGRAMS AS YOU SAIL. I All the Way to Australia. I While Marconi is perfecting his patents, those who maru'ge the commercial afiairs of wireless telegraphy are negotiating with Governments for petnj'«siba to etect stations on quays, capes, and i-danda ...