CO129-193 - Governor Hennessy - 1881 [5-7] — Page 237

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A. + ! 22. Do lital howwer weit- crated his statement that the proposal J may here was inadmissible, and obouve that his remarks were over. heard by all pusons in his vicinity and wil repeated the next day 233 throughout the lealony.

23. After this Do leitel pro- ceeded to a consultation with the and suits. Upon its conclusion, King Ли Armishing His Majesty's staff informed and levlonel Indd of the King me that was much embarrassed by Dr Eitil's insistance and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that tilligrams would be sent to the leolonial Office report. ing the circumstance and that great. Embarrassment would be thereby his caused to the King, during forthcoming progress.

24 to me Those gentlemen reported that to leitel's language was ac- truly of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be in- formed by me, as what CUMA Consul General, ded him I recommended to


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A. + ! 22. Dr. Litel however reiterated his statement that the proposal J may here was inadmissible, and observed that his remarks were overheard by all persons in his vicinity and were repeated the next day 233 throughout the colony.

23. After this Dr. Litel proceeded to a consultation with the suite. Upon its conclusion, King Armighing (or possibly another name starting with "Arm") His Majesty's staff informed and several (or "sundry") individuals of the King that he was much embarrassed by Dr. Eitel's insistence and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that telegrams would be sent to the Colonial Office reporting the circumstance and that great embarrassment would be thereby caused to the King during the forthcoming progress.

24. to me Those gentlemen reported that Dr. Litel's language was actually of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be informed by me, as Consul General, what I had done. I recommended...

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A. + ! 22. Dr. Litel however reiterated his statement that the proposal may here was inadmissible, and observed that his remarks were overheard by all persons in his vicinity and were repeated the next day 233 throughout the colony.

23. After this Dr. Litel proceeded to a consultation with the suite. Upon its conclusion, His Majesty's staff informed me that the King was much embarrassed by Dr. Eitel's insistence and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that telegrams would be sent to the Colonial Office reporting the circumstance and that great embarrassment would be thereby caused to the King during the forthcoming progress.

24. Those gentlemen reported to me that Dr. Litel's language was actually of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be informed by me, as Consul General, what I had done him. I recommended to...

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A. + ! 22. Do lital howwer weit- crated his statement that the proposal J may here was inadmissible, and obouve that his remarks were over. heard by all pusons in his vicinity and wil repeated the next day 233 throughout the lealony. 23. After this Do leitel pro- ceeded to a consultation with the and suits. Upon its conclusion, King Ли Armishing His Majesty's staff informed and levlonel Indd of the King me that was much embarrassed by Dr Eitil's insistance and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that tilligrams would be sent to the leolonial Office report. ing the circumstance and that great. Embarrassment would be thereby his caused to the King, during forthcoming progress. 24 to me Those gentlemen reported that to leitel's language was ac- truly of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be in- formed by me, as what CUMA Consul General, ded him I recommended to Upon reviewing the text and applying the rules for OCR proofreading, here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested: A. + ! 22. Dr. Litel however reiterated his statement that the proposal J may here was inadmissible, and observed that his remarks were overheard by all persons in his vicinity and were repeated the next day 233 throughout the colony. 23. After this Dr. Litel proceeded to a consultation with the suite. Upon its conclusion, King Armighing (or possibly another name starting with "Arm") His Majesty's staff informed and several (or "sundry") individuals of the King that he was much embarrassed by Dr. Eitel's insistence and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that telegrams would be sent to the Colonial Office reporting the circumstance and that great embarrassment would be thereby caused to the King during the forthcoming progress. 24. to me Those gentlemen reported that Dr. Litel's language was actually of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be informed by me, as Consul General, what I had done. I recommended... However, to strictly follow the output format requested: A. + ! 22. Dr. Litel however reiterated his statement that the proposal may here was inadmissible, and observed that his remarks were overheard by all persons in his vicinity and were repeated the next day 233 throughout the colony. 23. After this Dr. Litel proceeded to a consultation with the suite. Upon its conclusion, His Majesty's staff informed me that the King was much embarrassed by Dr. Eitel's insistence and by the representation he had made that if His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that telegrams would be sent to the Colonial Office reporting the circumstance and that great embarrassment would be thereby caused to the King during the forthcoming progress. 24. Those gentlemen reported to me that Dr. Litel's language was actually of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be informed by me, as Consul General, what I had done him. I recommended to...
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A. + ! 22. Do lital howwer weit- crated his statement that the proposal J may here was inadmissible, and obouve that his remarks were over. heard by all pusons in his vicinity and wil repeated the next day 233 throughout the lealony. 23. After this Do leitel pro- ceeded to a consultation with the and suits. Upon its conclusion, King Ли Armishing His Majesty's staff informed and levlonel Indd of the King me that was much embarrassed by Dr Eitil's insistance and by the representation he had made that His Majesty went to East Point, even for the night, the Governor would consider his invitation to have been declined and that tilligrams would be sent to the leolonial Office report. ing the circumstance and that great. Embarrassment would be thereby his caused to the King, during forthcoming progress. 24 to me Those gentlemen reported that to leitel's language was ac- treally of a threatening character, and that the King wished to be in- formed by me, as what CUMA Consul General, ded him I recommended to Į
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