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... reason, best known to himself, M. Dumont had had his airships mutilated, probably to avoid making the promised ascent on Independence Day, July 4th. The Brazilian eronaut evinced intense indignation when the official report was communicated to him. With great ...
... Santos-Dumont indignantly denies the charge that he mutilated his airship at St. Louis to avoid giving a display on July 4, Independence Day.-- (Page 4.) Two thousand cripples besieged William Rae, the Scotch bonesetter, at Bolton, and some remarkable cures ...
... THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. Americans Celebrate Independence Day with Traditional Verve. Patriotic Americans in all parts of the world gave receptions and dinners yesterday, July 4, to celebrate the anniversary of the De'claration of Independence. Some 1,500 ...
... pardon through the graciousness of King Edward. Our New York correspondent cables that amidst the national jubilations of Independence Day I communicated this, together with a copy of the evidence Mrs. Maybrick would give, to the solicitor on the other' ...
... to seven days' imprisonment. For pulling down the British flag hoisted by a Scotchman over his house at Long Island on Independence Day, Sergeant Montgomery, a States artilleryman, has been fined o£s at New York. I did not hit him with a poker, said ...
... Day in April, when the graves of the soldiers who fell in the Civil War are decorated ; the Fourth of July, which is Independence Day ; Thanksgiving Day ; and, lastly, Christmas Day. Thanksgiving Day is almost as much of a festival as Christmas Day. Families ...
... Ivydale-road, Nunhead, S.E. to-day by all the Americans in London. These he has given for some considerable time. During Independence Day receptions are really trying the lifetime of the late Lady Portman one, if not STRAWBERRY FAMINE. functions for the host ...
... commercial ideals beyond the get-richquick principle. They succeeded, and the public have paid.. New York was celebrating Independence Day. Consequently there was notiOng to report from that centre. In spike of the unsatisfactory cotton crop report, the American ...
... steamship, the Britannia, with the late: floating palace of the famous line. Just sixty-five years ago, most appropriately o Independence Day, the Britannia started hot Liverpool on her maiden voyage across the Ai lantic. Built of wood, and equipped with paddle ...
... possesses a most unique and valuable library on on the delightful art of swordsmanship. * * This afternoon the deferred Independence Day reception will take place at Dorchester House. It was to have taken place last Tuesday, but was postponed on account ...
... should not march side by side in the path of progress. This was the happy note struck by the Marquis of Lansdowne at the Independence Day banquet given at the Hotel Cecil by the American Society on Saturday night. Like all the Fourth of July celebrations ...
... Lady Wernher has, a party at Bath House, Piccadilly, and there are other events that will be dealt with later on. The Independence Day reception, which had been postponed on account of the death of Mr. John Hay, was held by Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid at ...