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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was on Tuesday celebrated by the Americans in London with the usual festivities, the American Ambassador and Mrs. Choate bolding reception in the afternoon at the Embassy. In the evening, the Hotel Cecil, there was the ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY The American Society in London held its usual Fourth of July banquet on Saturday. The American Ambassador, responding to the toast of bis health, said that he hoped that this generation would see the statue of George Washington erected ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY AT BAILDON AMBULANCE GIFT SUGGESTED AS CELEBRATION CHAIRMAN’S HINT REGARDING NEW COUNCIL OFFICES /COUNCILLORS, officers, and ratepayers attended one of the happiest Council meetings ever held at Baildon, when on Tuesday night Mr. R. Howard ...
... JALENDAR fob next week sth Sunday after Trinity Battle of Salowa, 1866. Independence Day, U.S.A. Cecil John Rhodes born. 1853. Tommy Borns, diver, died, 1897- j Allies entered Pari*, 1815. I Bt. Hon. J. Chamberlain born, 1836. Deaths. June 22nd, aged ...
... telegraphs that an advance return shows that only 164 people were killed and 4,249 injured the result the celebrations of Independence Day (July 4). Most the victims, usual, were email bore playing with pistole and fireworks, who received * wounds which resulted ...
... one hundred years ago. It was in 1831 that Samuel Lawaon founded a truly Christian and patriotic manner of celebrating Independence Day in the Twenty First Ward of Philadelphia, U.S.A. Last month tablet was placed on the lawn of the Fourth Reformed Church ...
... Fourth of July was celebrated in varicus ways by Americans in London, a large number of whom attended the Ambassador’s Independence Day reception. In the evening there was banquet, which Hr. Hay, Lord Dnfierin, and Hr.. Bryce were present, and which frequent ...
... Walton of Peterborough Terrace, Undercliffe, has written home from Normandy to say what a great time they had on France Independence Day on July 14, after four long years wanting. It seemed very strange listening in a French village to the village children ...
... kept secret. The gun was of either Turkish or German manufacture. ROUND THE WORLD IN TEN MINUTES. It was fitting that on Independence day the American cable girdle round the globe should be completed. For a considerable time the Commercial Pacific Cable Company’s ...
... found considerable difficirltv obtaining suitable London house, and has been obliged mak© beginning in hotel quarters. Independence Day will Tall Friday, when ♦ho Ambassador is 'xpeofced give reception to American residents vhi tors. Dr. Page will not attempt ...
... all which were a tremendous aid to a greater development of human civilisation. Independence Day There were great promises regards the political situation. Independence Day reminded him the alliance beginning with) the close friendship between members ...
... in New York, and they were lodged in gaol in July. The gang, though in prison, were not at toe end of their resources. Independence Day in America is a great holiday ; the streets are thronged, tbe utmost licence rang riot in celebration, and the full force ...