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... AMERICA Patriotism in America, is school subject. Even in New York the boys and girls at the public schools are marched off to their classrooms every mo ruing to the sound of the national anthem, and there made to take a daily vow of loyalty. Over the ...
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... IN AMERICA. New York, Tuesday. At the opening of the New York State Senate yesterday, a special prayer was offered for the Queen, and asking for the consolation of her subjects in the hour of their affliction. KING GEORGE COMING. Athens, Tuesday. King ...
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... AMERICA. Mr. John Redmond, M.P., the leader of the Nationalist party, with Mr. Devlin, M.P., and Mr. Fitegibbon, arrived in New York Wednesday morning, says Reuter. A hundred members of the United Irish League of New York met Mr. Redmond and his friends ...
... IN AMERICA. New York, Monday. Sermons eulogising her Majesty were delivered in numerous churches yesterday, and prayers were offered for her recovery.—Reuter. IN AUSTRIA. Vienna, Monday. Numerous enquiries from royal personages have been made the British ...
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... PARADOX OF AMERICA. Lord Milner, M. Yves Guyot, and Professor A. V. Dicey attended the conclusion of tho Constitutional Congress on Saturday. Prof. Dicey said that it was the paradox of the United States that a good ami noble people were governed in way ...
... AMERICA AND JAPAN. Paris, Thursday.—Baron Kurina, the Japanese Ambassador, interviewed by the “Gaulois.’' says he does not believe in the possibility of war between America and Japan He believe;! Japan would find means of giving satisfaction to America ...
... AMERICA’S ARMADA. Auckland, Thursday.—The American 'Admiral and sailors had a great welcome at Rotorua to-day the Maoris executing war dances in their honour. The men who stayed Auckland were also entertained. ...
... THE AMERICA CUP. SHAMROCK 111. WINS .A TRIAL MATCH. New York, Wednesday.—A trial match between Shamrock I. and Shamrock 111. win, sailed yesterday over a twenty-mile The old boat crossed the line at llhrs. 35 secs., followed at llhrs. 43mm. 7secs. the ...
... THE AMERICA CUP. good breeze FOR to-day s race. Hook. Monday, a.in.—A twentymil© breeze is blowing. The sea quieter, and race is quite possible. 9 30—The wind now blowing at liio rate of tea mile*. Capt. Harr says if the breeze continues to fail choppy ...