Only Freedom for Erin by F A Campbell
A letter to the editor argues that Home Rule is a betrayal of Irish independence. It asserts Ireland must be fully independent, not just partially restored, and warns that Britain cannot guarantee lasting peace. The writer invokes America’s struggle and warns of revolutionary danger if peaceful avenues fail. He labels Home Rule as false freedom and calls for independence supported by world opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland Geddes
Ireland
England
Sir Auckland
America
Belgium
Patrick Henry
Francis A. Campbell
Whist Party and Bazaar Benefit Catholic Womens League
The Third Order of St. Francis plans a whist party for charity in aid of the League of Catholic Women on Monday April 26 at St Augustine's Hall South Boston. A bazaar runs April 27 28 29 with the same chairmen and committee from St Patrick's Friends of Irish Freedom and group leaders Mary J Fitzgerald Mary M Hanson Nellie Hickey Grace Randre Mary McCarron and others.
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Third Order of St. Francis
League of Catholic Women
P. m
St.Augustine's Hall
E Street
South Boston
Mary J. Fitzgerald
Mary M. Hanson
Nellile Hickey
Grace Randre
Mary McCarron
Mary Daunt
Margaret Broughall
Nellie Kerrigan
Mary Morgan
Theresa Burns
Lillian Reardon
Barbara McCarron
Mary Wolfe
Bridget Lane
St. Patrick's
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
Two Concords in Concord Massachusetts Revealed
The piece reflects on Concord's dual heritage the Revolutionary battlefield and the literary era linked to Emerson Hawthorne and the Old Manse. It notes the Old Manse built by William Emerson and Hawthorne later living there and Hawthorne's impressions of the site during the fight on Concord Bridge. The article contrasts historical memory with literary achievement and the enduring influence on visitors and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Alcott
Thoreau
Hawthorne
Bridge
Concord
William Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord Bridge
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Moses
Tom Masson Shows Flair In Short Story Their First Lesson
Editor Tom Masson of Judge writes entertaining pieces and explores fiction with his story Their First Lesson set to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Masson
Judge
Boston
Post
Roslindale Masons Stage Annual Show
The Roslindale Masonic Club presented its third annual show to a sold out house for two remaining nights. Frederick B. Munroe led arrangements with Frank J. Greener and Mrs Helen Parker Munroe assisting. A candy sale supported by Roslindale Chapter 104 O E S aids the proposed Masonic Temple furnishing fund. Glycerined ostrich is noted as a spring millinery item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale
Frank J. Greener
Helen Parker Munroe
Ways and Means Committee
Roshndale Chapter
Masonic Temple
Troops Return Home After Prolonged Deployment
A large number of Australian and New Zealand troops have been brought back to their homes, concluding a lengthy deployment and signaling a period of rest and reintegration for service members and families.
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Lenox Jewelry Co
Bromfield Street
Roslindale Masons
Megantic
New York
Liverpool
Australia
Panama Canal
Amherst
Biddle & Smart Carriage Factory
Nantucket
Coskata Guards
Blanche Irving
Great Point Rip
Pathe
Pathé
Menzo L
Howard
Tel
Cambridge
Central Square
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston St
Pathé Dealers
Bowdoin Musical Supply CO
Court Street
Boyle Bros
Washington Street
E. C. Clark
Norwood
River Street
Hyde Park
Dorchester Furniture House
Park Street
Dorchester
Menzo L. Howard
Massachusetts Avenue
Ideal Furniture CO
Cambridge Street
Ideal Phonograph Shop
Green Street
Outlet Furniture CO
Broadway
Everett Hallet & Davis Piano CO
Boylston Street
Phonograph Shop
Green ST
Washington St
River St
Frank Mondello
Court ST
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