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... Newhaven Cliff, but was proved insane, and was ordered to be detained during his Majesty's pleasure. In celebration of Independence Day, the offices of the American Embassy and Consulate will be closed to-day, and some 4,000 Americans will attend a reception ...
... the Bishop of Kensington, the Duke of Argyle, and Lord George Hamilton. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Notable Speech by Mr. W. J. Bryan, Presidential Candidate. Yesterday was Independence Day— the glorious Fourth —and throughout the United States every good American ...
... dinners held in honour of Independence Day in America. But nobody said a word about the patriotic pursuits a • , CANNED] / 6 WE AIR THE FREEST, GREATEST, HAPPIEST NATION ON THIS OR ANY, \\ OTHER EARTIjii I ill I u INDEPENDENCE , DAY BANQUET. GLORIOUS , ...
... Americans at Dorchester House, where the American Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid were holding a reception in honour of Independence Day. Mr. and Mrs. Longworth were also present, and the staff of the Embassy were very busy in seeing after the great number ...
... present moment. The market was somewhat better to-day. The New York Stock Exchange was closed this afternoon as it was Independence Day, and so there were no New York prices at three o'clock. But the bears apparently fear improvement when New York reopens ...
... late hour last night John Bedd. wounded men, succumbed to his inju At Dorchester House the American Amta.ssador held an Independence Day reception, which Mr. Pierpont Morgan, the leading American financial magnate in London, attended. ...
... wearied by his years of candidacy for the Presidency of the United States. Americans who heard him were delighted with his Independence Day oration, which seemed indeed to hold out to them an infinite, if inevitably distant and vague, prospect of universal ...
... roofs of houses at Valencia, Spain, and a child was killed and fifty persons injured. NEW YORK, Friday.—The casualties on Independence Day, so far as can be learned, totalled thirty-eight killed and 2,789 injured.—Laffan. At Sprouston, near Kelso, yesterday ...
... Rejoicing. Another great event happens once a year, when, on July 4 ar. d 5, there is a general holiday to commemorate Independence Day. The shops are all shut, the fisherfolk dress in their most festive attire and buy sweets and toys at the stalls which ...
... Reid are to entertain the King and Queen at a big dinner at Dorchester House, and they will, of course, have the usual Independence Day party at the Embassy on July 4. Mrs. Bischoffesheim's ball has already been mentioned. Georgians Lady Dudley will pass ...
... * * * To-morrow is Independence Day, and the American Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will receive hundreds of their compatriots at Dorchester House. This is always an interesting function, and it is surprising to see how many Americans there are in ...
... Montagu Tharp. To-day the American Ambassador will receive some hundreds of his compatriots at Dorchester House, for Independence Day is always celebrated by his Excellency in a very festive manner. An enormous marquee is erected at the side of the house ...