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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 holding a reception in the afternoon at the Embassy. In the evening, at the Hotel Cecil, there ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The American Society in London held its usual Fourth of .July banquet on Saturday. The American Ambassador, responding to the toast of his health, said that he hoped that this generation would see the statue of George Washington erected ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY, LORD LiNBDOWNII ON MICIRICAN FIIINDSHIP. The members of the American Society in London and a number of distinguished guests foregathered at the Hotel Cecil to the number of nearly four hundred on Saturday evening in celebration of I ...
... altogether thirteen persons were killed, hundreds were dangerously wounded, and the gaols of several cities were filled. INDEPENDENCE DAY LONDON ...
... awn, than 1,130 injured, owing to the indiscriminate use of fire-crackers, revolvers, rockets, and fireworks during the Independence Day festivities in America. The losses by fires started by fireworks are estimated at £30,000. M.P.'s GOLDEN WEDDING. Mr ...
... American Independence. A large number of guests, British ss well as American, were present. In the evening the annual Independence Day banquet took place at the Hotel Cecil. Mr. Whitelaw Reid alluded to the fact that the United States was now nation including ...
... A balloon ascent, which took place at Boston (U.S.), on Monday, in connection with the festivities on the occasion of Independence Day, had a fatal termination, two persona being killed outright and a third seriously injured. The balloon, after ascending ...
... akin to a breach of neutrality. On Monday morning all the warships at Portsmouth dreamed over all in honour of Cnilien Independence Day, and in compliment to the Chiliar. training ship, General Baguevano, now in Portsmouth harbour. The General Baguevano ...
... 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 ...
... EAGER TO HANG HIMSELF. Senator Bailey, apropos of Independence Day, told at dinner in Gaines\ilJe a story the Civil War, say* the Washington Star., “bnce during ihi« war,” said, “Senator Wigfull, a Member the Onnfeoerate Congress from Texas, fell in v*hh ...
... that the whole country waa silent and tearful, waiting for news of the President. The usually noisiest day in the year (Independence day),” he adds, as quiet aa Sunday.” Everywhere the public and private celebrations of the day were abandoned. The general ...
... in New York, and they were lodged in gaol in July. The gang, though in prison, were not at the end of their resources. Independence Day in America is a great holiday ; the streets are thronged, the utmost licence runs riot in celebration, and the full force ...