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English: Statue of La Fayette (Presented to France by American school children. Unveiled July 4, 1900)

Identifier: reviewofreviewsw22newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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oma City A statue of Washington, the gift of American wom-en is unveiled in Paris. July 4.—A statue of Lafayette, the gift of Americanschool children, is presented to the Republic of France... .A trolley-car accident in Tacoma, Wash., results inthe death of 35 persons and serious injuries to 60 others. July 5.—Fire caused by lightning results in the lossof property of the Standard Oil Company at Bayonne,N. J., to the amount of $2,500,000. July 16.—In the international athletic games at Paris,Americans win 16 out of the 21 contests during threedays Christian Endeavor meetings are held in Lon-don. July 17.—Mount Azuma, in Japan, is in eruption ;200 persons are killed or injured. July 19.—Lord Roberts cables the occupation of Heck-poort by General Methuen. OBITUARY.June 22.—Judge L. H. Thompson, of the Vermont Supreme Court, 52 Jasper F. Cropsej^, the artist, 77. June 23.—Carl Sontag, the German comedian, 72,June 24.—Martin J. Russell, editor of the Chicago Chronicle^ 55.
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THK STATUE OV LAFAYETTK. (Presented to France by American school children.Unveiled July 4, 1900.) June 25.—Ex-Judge Mellen Chamberlain, of Chelsea, Mass., 79. June 26.—Admiral Frederick A. Maxse, of the BritishNavy, 67. June 30.—Rear-Admiral John W. Philip, U.S.X., 60.July 4.—Sir Thomas Farrell, the sculptor, presidentof the Royal Hibernian Academy, 72. July 5.—Justice Job H. Lippincott, of the New Jersey Supreme Court, 58 Dr. Henry Barnard, formerly a well-known writer on education, 90. July 7.—Dr. John Ashhurst, Jr., a well-known au-thority in surgery, 61. July 8.—Dr. FrederickHumphreys, an eminenthomeopathic physician, 85. July 9.—John L. Pen-nington, governor of Da-kota Territory from 1874to 1878, 75. July 10.—Rear-AdmiralGeorge Cochran, U.S.N.,61. July 12.—Col. James Al-fred Dennison, an Ameri-can who led two invasionsinto Abyssinia for theKhedive of Egyx)t, 54. July 14.—Lnited StatesSenator John Henry Gear, of Iowa, 75 Col. Henry McCormick, a prominent Penn

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