Diplomat Lord Pauncefote Dies at Embassy in Washington
Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador to the United States, died at the British embassy in Washington at 5:35 am after a sudden heart collapse. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay expressed grief, with plans to offer condolences and arrange a state funeral. London officials and the embassy mourn the loss as Pauncefote’s long service and peace advocacy are noted.
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Lord Pauncefote Life and Career Summary
A biographical sketch of Lord Pauncefote born at Mules in his era with education in Paris and Gentus. He practiced law in Hong Kong and served as attorney general there in 1860s. He held key posts in Britain including under secretary of state for colonial and foreign offices. He became permanent undersecretary and later ambassador with roles in navigation acts and diplomacy during the Venezuelan question and early Spanish American War periods.
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