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... LOCAL. AN accident, when she was within 1.700 miles of St. Thomas, to her sliding valve, which took some days to repair, was the cause of the detention of the 11.M.5. Moselle. A MAN named Jean Philippe Blaise, a native of Pointe Michel, was drowned on ...
... all the in. Prates. fat, sevin died and many injured perschs have been extricated. Fifty.three peKTns are missing. Mr. Kelr Hardie, who hi ft.ilived titlbflnb says that the action of the authoria ties against Mr. Larkin and other strike leaders sweeps aside ...
... run independently, but that he is deterred by the i fear that so few would follow him as to weaken him with the country. St. Thomas, June 21.---Quarantine af ten days against all Portorican Ports has been established here. A BILIOUS, half-sick feeling, loss ...
... refugee S.S. Amirai Guntpaume with England's submission of the Puklat else to the Prize Court. The dcath has taken place of Sir Thomas Clouston, M.D.. the eminent phr-ician. It is feared that Lieut. Goschen, who was wounded in the head before his capture, is ...
... superior to human control, enables the learning of the management with. in a few minutes and is practically proof against fool-hardiness. Despatches from Detroit. Mich., state that the Ford Automobile Co. will pay its workmen in the current year $10,000,000 ...
... and others injurei. Quiet has been restored and no further disturbance is anticipated on the estate. Lnidon, March 15th. Sir Thomas Lipton regiets that Lis chaPenge has beeu ref used, He will consult with Mr. Nicholson, the designer of the proposed yacht ...
... iffin and delivered an eittemperary address, President's diatiagaished predecessor. which bat bowers, not been reported. St. Thomas, 27,11.—German cruiser Bre- Londoo, 305 h.—At Bow Street Police men from New Yore arrived here this Couit yes.eiday Mr. Robed ...
... reducing the majority, web ey the Nationalist,.: voting With the Liberals inil by tee abstentiotas of Irish Unionists. Mr. Thomas Russell and four other Irish Unionists opposed the Government. despite Sir lidseard Carson's Appeal to the angry Ulstermen ...
... speech was excellent; even Lord Charles Beresford thought the programme adequate although he regretted naming Germany. Mr. Keir Hardie protested against the constant enlargement of Expenditures which he regarded as provocative to other Powers and promotive ...
... the permission for the meeting, so as to prevent obstruction to traffic. The meeting opened in an orderly manner, Mr. Keir Hardie and Mrs. Despard addressing 30,000 demonstrants. Elsewhere around the Column, the police prudently ignored forbidden addresses ...
... Admiral Thomas commanding the battle fleet until Aily 6th; Captains Schroder, Wainwright and Potter being promoted to Rear Adnairals. London, lOth.—Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman is reported to be better. It is annolicoed that Mr. K.lir Hardie will stand ...