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+ Teleprauh . Press Association . Copynff h t London, April 2. Japan's arsenals have been placed at the disposal of the British squadrons. The usual May Day demonstrations on the Continent passed quietly. A motor service for mails has been established between Liverpool and Manchester. The visiting Sovereigns at the Coronation attend the Te Deum service at St. Paul's cathedral on July 3rd. As a result of the recent fine the Sligo Champion newspaper, belonging to Mr McHugh, member for East Leitrim, has ceased publishing the boycotting resolutions. The Irish League is incensed at their nonpublication. India has instituted a Civil division order of merit for natives to be awarded for special acts of bravery. The British Baptists' Twenty Century £250,000 Fund has been raised. New York, May 2. The Chicago meat packers admit that the consumption of beef has declined 40 per cent since the agitation over the formation of the Trust. News has been received that the Italian authorities have released the Chicago officers, who will be punished aboard the warship.
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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 1426, 3 May 1902, Page 2
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