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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. CELEBRATION IN UNITED STATES. MR, MORGAN IN TIME. New York, July 4. Independence Day. the great national festival of the United States, was celebrated to-day with the customary processions and pat riot io orations all over the Union ...
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... INDEPENDENCE DAY TRAVELLING AMERICANS' CELEBRATION IN EDINBURGH. A distinguished party of American citizens travelling in Scotland under the direction of the Rev. Mr Todd, New York, celebrated the 4th of July in Edinburgh last night. A dinner was held ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY ' ?? .\ i ?? i> lo>JJO>. nv in London last night ee.le- Day by a banquet in the the Royal Palace Hotel. Rev- ■ ••Lair was occupied by Mr Newton '»*- -imported In- Colonel Hay. the Mr White-law Reid; Mr j. -President ot the Cniied American ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. RATIOIfs LONDON. an colony in London last night celefcoivf ence Day banquet in the A>N the Royal Palace Hotel, Keui*v a was occupied Mr Newton Sit. 4ll supported by Colonel Hav, the a&sa dor; Mr Whitelaw Reid; Mr fc «vp'r Vioe-Prasident ...
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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The Provost said they• were pleased that the town's bells were rung on Thursday morning and the Stars and Stripes flag hoisted on the Town House. It was a token of the appreciation of their country of the action of the United States ...
... independence day. AKD AMERICAN FLAGS HUNG TOGETHER. v Own Corej'spondknt.) New York, Tuesday. -t °f independence has been year’s observance, when Ver filled with joyous excitement jeij. naval victory off Santiago. d 11 yillage has had its Tlßft _ fireworks ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. TO-DAY'S CELEBRATIONS. BRITISH ANIT AMERICAN AMITY. [Rvcteb's Cablegram.] Wasmngton, Saturday. President M T-inley has promptly granted the application from the ?? Battalion at Ottawa to visit Burlington, Vermo*-t, with their arms to ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. TO-DAY'S CELEBRATIONS. BRITISH AND AMERICAN AMITY. [Renter's Cablegram.] Washington, Saturday. President M'Kinley has promptly granted the application from the Battalion at Ottawa visit Burlington, Vermont, with tJieir arms to participate ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. CELEBRATING THE 4th OF JULY. ENTHUSIASM OVER THE SPANISH DEFEAT AT SANTIAGO. [By a Dundee Labsie.J New York, July 4th, 1898.—Only those who have stood in the scorching, seething, fire-laden depths of ocean liner's stokehole, or before ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. FORTY-EIGHT PERSONS KILLED. Nott York, Sunday. Incomplete statistics show that forty-eight were killed in Independence Day celebrations, pared with 164 last year.—Renter. ...