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... INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION. Yesterday being the anniversary of the Declaration of the Independence the United States, Mr. Choate, the United States Ambassador, and Mrs. Clioate held a reception of Americans in T.ondon in the afternoon at their residence ...
... railways, in the absence of any prices from New York, where the Stock Exchange is closed until to-morrow owing to the Independence Day celebrations. lhiring the early pari of the day prices ruled fairly firm, later on eased off from their best, the iinal ...
... blown to pieces by shell with which, in spite of the most stringent orders, he was tampering. February 23.—This being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State, we expected the enemy make a demonstration. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy soaking ...
... Charles Jennison was unanimously elected chairman the Board for the ensuing year. Gbef.k Independence Day.—To-day is the anniversary of the Hellenic Independence Day. On this day in 1821 the Greek nation declared its independence? from the Turkish rule ...
... representative of the Columbia Yacht Club, lr, leaving for London shortly with an to Thomas Lipton to attend the club's Independence Day. I vV ( ,' TO CONSIDER! from tin, - - I-umbago, Tains in the Back, ? ' Water Complaints, Diseases Kidneys. ■>it, Criuarv ...
... below their best. Business has been quiet, owing the fact that the New York market will clcsed to-morrow (Wednesday) Independence Day.. Chicago and Milwaukee have risen 1%, and Illinois Central 2. Atchison Preference have advanced 1, and Union Pacific ...
... AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS. S TELEGRAMS, New Yoke. Tuesday To-morrow being Independence Day, all the Ameri- will be closed. Wheat opened firm and %c. up. and continued under reports of less favourable crop conditions, operations, good outside speculative ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUETS. Between 1,400 and 1,500 persons attended the .United States Ambassador's reception at Carlton House-terrace, London, in connection with Independence Day, yesterday afternoon. Among those present were Lord Russell of Killowen ...
... DISASTERS AMERICA. A CALAMITOUS INDEPENDENCE DAY. TROLLEY CAR WRECKED. FORTY-FOUR PERSONS KLULED. New York, Wednesday.—A terrible accident reported from Tacoma to-day, in which thirty-live men and women were killed, and eighteen injured, nine of them ...
... follow upon his acquittal, and not much surprise will occasioned should the Government take action.—Our Own Correspondent. INDEPENDENCE DAY DISASTERS. 66 PERSONS KILLED AT TACOMA. New York, Thursday.—Altogether 66 persons , have been killed the result the accident ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY DISASTERS, 66 PERSONS KILLED AT TACOMA. A New York telegram announces that six men were killed and injured on Wednesday at Parkersburg, on the Ohio River Railway, an engine running into gasoline tank, a terrible explosion following. A ...
... steamer Deutsohiand for New ork. Mr. Morgan declined to be interviewed. The will endeavour to iaad her passengers on before Independence Day. * A marriage has been arranged between Charles George, the late Rev. Alfred Cane and - Alfred Cane, Ingateetone, > and ...