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... • d ee p sorrow (PILOY( OUR for ourselves. We will not lament Lord Kitchener NEW YORK, JUNE 6. to-day. He had lived a full life. He had gained a The newspapers comment on Lord Kitchener' 8 reputation which no other Man i n these i s l an d s possessed ...
... Lord Kitchener. Stock markets were decidedly cheerful mood, 4rith Shipping securities prominent among several strong features. The receipt in the “House’* of the news the disaster to the Hampshire, resulting in the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, put ...
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... lavish reward. Ho was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Suffolk, and made a G.C.B : Paiiwwent voted its thanks, with a grant of 0 .000; and he received the Khedive 's medal with two clasps. Lord Kitchener took advantage of the popularity of his ...
... TU XJUTXNO WITH M.P.V Those U-P.’s who met Lora Kitchener last Friday afternoon were peculiarly affected the news of Lord Kitchener’s tragic end. The meeting was the last peraooal triumph Lord Kitchener’s career, no revealed unexpected sense of humour ...
... and Driver D. C Brown, R.H.A, were also attached to the party. KITCHENER’S MISSION. Regarding the undertaken by Lord Kitchener to Russia, the Press Bureau last night announced:— Lord Kitchener, on the invitation of His Imperial Majesty, had left England ...
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... LONDON LETTER. LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC DEATH. UNIVERSAL SORROW. (BY PRIVATE WIRE) (From our Own Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Evening. In the matter of the public manifestations grief, nothing since the death Queen Victoria can be compared with that ...
... hear) Co. Daniels and he such a kind expression, like to suggest that the Counci! pay of respect to their Jate general. Kitchener, whose sad death tiiey had ot. His pame wes as magic, and h been they would not have raised splendid Army as that of Kite ...
... ‘the fourteen on him at home dun months, in the Were on], serica of attacks of nation’s chief ere even Sir Gee it -was only Kitchener. such critics vilify Lord and his fame fell of easily ; g after one now fe. 19 ticiang who © Duke of Wellington dur. ing ...
... eatable. England, as the food supplied by the Germans was un- wo of the men were transported on stretchers. Tho news of Lord Kitchener’s death created a pro ‘ound sensation among them.—Reuter, ...
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