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ByD»ET, July 4. .-W Mr Reid opened the ministerial' 1'1* campaign to-night. The war was responsible for a very large gathering at the Americai ConsulVlevee ttnky in honor of July 4th, the anniversary of American independence
■ Mblbocbnb, Jul^ * The Oripket Association negitired f T~tt:the Oncket Council.
The railway revenue increased £5000 compared with hut year, but shows a deficit of £400,000 on th*^ working, or £60,000 more thanlaet year. This is accounted for by the abolition of the percentage redaction on salaries.
_, _ Stdjot, Julys. The National Shipwreck Society ha. conferred the silter medals and cwSficatee of merit on Russell (passenmrl. Henderson (engineer), and HrifiST Uempsey, Anderson, and William* members of tha crew of the wrecked [steamer Maitland, in recognition of | their efforta in saving life/
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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9113, 6 July 1898, Page 1
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