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AMERICA,

... AMERICA, A NEW YORK INCIDENT. New York, Friday. Owing to the failure of advertised cinema stars to appear .it Hall, a benefit performance for Women'* National Health Association Ireland, too Earl Aberdeen to-day had appear before County Prosecutor who ...

TO AMERICA

... TO AMERICA. Paris, Thursday. representative the Agenco Fournier was received this morning at the Ritz Hotel Mr. Gerard, who expressed his cordial thanks the French Press for their sympathetic reception, lie was, of course, unwilling make any statement ...

AMERICA

... AMERICA Sir Edward arson. prior t«» his departirre from Bel fast yesterday evening' for England. Informed Press representativ that had received invitation from number of in the United States visit America and address anti-Homo Rule meetings. did not know ...

AMERICA

... AMERICA ‘(BKvm’t Trlkobam.) New York, Thursday. Mr. Blackett and M. representing Anglo-French Financial - Commission, have made a first call under the recent Angkv-French Loan. They have requested banks througliout tho country where subscription* have ...

AMERICA

... AMERICA. FRANCK. SPAIN. FOKTOGAU ATLANTIC 18. SteAOier. » kIIu.K ' | 9.210 Jane Brasil. I’rtirnat. Chile. Peru. A .. 14.80 C •. Brazil. l*iasu«7. A tint*. ♦GRATIA . 5.574 „ Brazil. I'nigrray, hile. Peru Panama. 0.037 July Brazil. L’lucuajr. A Argen* ...

Published: Friday 07 June 1912
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 177 | Page: 9 | Tags: none

AMERICA,

... AMERICA, ■FIRE OX a BRITISH STEAMER. (From ocr Cobbesponde.nt.) New York, Monday. German plotters aro believed to responsible for a firo which broke out among the cargo of the British steamer Inchmoor, while in dock at Brooklyn. Tho vessel carried 100 ...

TO AMERICA

... TO AMERICA Washington, Tuesday. Mr. William Wilson, Secretary of Labour, today issued order unconditionally admitting Mrs. Pankhurst to this country. It held that her offences iu England have been purely political. —Central News. THE BY-ELECTIONS, THE ...

AMERICA AND THE

... AMERICA AND THE NAVAL WAR. WHAT THE DESTROYERS WILL DO. Destroyers,” says Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, in the Pitsburg Dispatch, are the most effective vessels ever launched light submarines. Next to them I consider the ...

Published: Saturday 28 April 1917
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 137 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

TO AMERICA

... TO AMERICA. SrcciAL Was Tsligsah— CorrsiGßT.) Washington, Friday. It ia now intimated that Count Bernstorfil has given to Mr. Lansing written assurance the Berlin declaration that the German submarines have instructions not to jeopardise tho lives of ...

IN AMERICA

... AMERICA. oi ConuESPONUf.NT.) New York, Friday. Whilst the majority of the Anit-iican clergy* ara figins'atfd fttKonjc rauecular Christianity is not withoo*. its thii country. To-day, the unosuil suv-tat-h* was seen of a clergyman presiding o.er priz. ...

AMERICA

... added that his visit to America had convinced hint of two things —That America had had no conception of the very heavy .sacrifices we had and were making this country in the cause liberty and truth, and that the entry of America into the war placed tho ...

AMERICA

... AMERICA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Washington, Wednesday. The peace propaganda that has been started by the New York an ...