Prominent Orange Leader Supports Irish Republic Idea
The Toronto Statesman editor Crawford, a longtime Ulster native and Orange leader turned Independent Orangemen organizer, advocates Irish self determination in America. He argues Ulster delegates miscast unity with Britain, contends Ireland is a separate entity, and cites Grattan’s 1776 framework and the 1800 Act of Union to support Ireland’s sovereignty against Carsonite aims.
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Lindsay Crawford
Toronto Statesman
Orangeman
America
Indsay Crawford
Butte
Ulster
Loyal Order of Orangemen
Crawford
Independent Order of Orangemen
Toronto
Canada
Orange Forces
Ireland
Foreign Relations Committee
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Port Hitchmond
Reformed Church
Staten Island
de Valera
Great Britain
South Ireland
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Land
Kingdom of Ireland
Sinn Fennets
England
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Sing
John A. Macdonald
Canadian
Kingdom of
Grattan
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Gladstone
Castle
Empire
Eng Wl
Saunderson
Dr. Kane
Orange
Dr. Kane Appes
Mansion House
Dublin
Dr. Kani
Orange Men of
Belfast
Carsonites
United Kingdom
Maclven
Carson
Irel
Republic
Coote
South Tyrone
Alleged Murder Plot inquest and Ireland’s Union debate
In a sweeping inquest scene the piece argues that Irish independence is the core issue, detailing Carsonite Ulster opposition, Sinn Fein aims, and American views. It links Ulster Protestant power, labor sweated in Belfast mills, and Harland and Wolff to a broader fight against imperial rule and for Ireland’s self determination.
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Trelan
Lincoln
United Kingdom
Ireland
Ionites
Linn Feln
England
Sinn Fein Tre
Crooks
Phere
Britain
Ulster
North
Linen Trust
Carson
Ibor
Lord Pirie
Harland
Lord Beaverbrook
Belfast
Dublin
Irish Republic
Sinn Fein
Ting
United States
America
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Polly and the talking tea kettle elf in the morning
Polly awakens cross and sleepy, but a talking tea kettle emerges from its spout. The elf urges Polly to stay busy, claiming happiness comes from work. Polly dresses the children, prepares lunches, and the humming kettle turns the day into cheerful productivity.
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Polly
Tim
Playing Safety in Snippet About Crown Prince Quote
A clipped remark from the Atlanta Constitution notes a German stance on the former crown prince. The quote suggests he is too prudent to risk provoking his enemies, casting doubt on any calculated move to seek revenge.
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Atlanta Constitution
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