Memorial meeting honors Irish influence on American independence
Irlandian group hosts a large July Fourth memorial for Washington and Patriots. Speakers extol Irish soldiers, sailors, and statesmen who aided the Revolution, linking Irish contributions to U S liberty and invoking enduring friendship between Ireland and America.
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Centennial resolutions pass senate and post office bills
The July five session reports approve centennial resolutions, adopt the post offices appropriation, resume Pinchback per diem and mileage, and amend Franas W. Sykes allowance. Senate amendments to the obscene literature bill are agreed and sent to the president. A question on Indian trust funds is discussed. Holman notes free county postage and retrenchment aims. The Geneva award is debated with no definite action. Dr J H McLean’s cough globules and strengthening cordial advertised.
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