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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

2

Boston Leaders Praise the Asquith Statement

In the House of Commons debate, Liberal leaders reaffirmed a policy for Irish self government with an Irish Parliament and executive, preserving British supremacy. John Redmond and Nationalists voiced support while praising the Premier, and William Archer Redmond delivered a notable maiden speech. The era of home rule within a year appears likely, aided by Irish American support and funding for educational campaigns.

Mr. Asquith House of Commons John Redmond Redmond William Archer Redmond East Tyrone Edward H.carson Dublin University Ireland Liberal Party England America Britain

Praise to Redmond: Boston crowd credits Redmond for home rule

Boston residents voiced gratitude upon hearing London’s plan for Irish home rule and largely credited John Redmond for the news. The city’s Irish League members praised his leadership and pledged continued support.

Boston United Irish League John Redmond

Redmond’s Victory Seen as Key Irish Leader’s Triumph

Judge A. J. Daly lauds Redmond for delivering on the programme and calls him the greatest Irish leader. Daly, Boston branch president, hopes for full Home Rule and urges all Irish to recall Redmond’s work.

Redmond Boston

Trish Nation Awakens to Its Own Power

A brisk, hopeful note declares the Trish nation coming into its own with rising pride and momentum. The fragment hints at cultural or political renewal and a sense of historical significance for the Trish people.

Redmond’s Home Rule Promise Voices in praise

The piece quotes M. H. Creehan praising John Redmond and affirming that Irish home rule is inevitable. It argues Redmond’s leadership is trusted to secure honest intentions from Asquith and to avoid betrayal seen in Parnell’s era.

Ireland Redmond Parnell Asquith

Parliament for Ireland Declared by Asquith Victory

The piece lauds Prime Minister Asquith’s definite announcement of a parliament for Ireland. It praises John Redmond and the Irish Parliamentary party for achieving a long sought goal after a bitter struggle, calling the prospect of College Green’s restored parliament a glorious consummation.

Ireland Asquith Irish Parliamentary Party John Redmond College Green

Timmins praises Redmond and Parliamentary unity

Dr. P. J. Timmins expresses delight at the news and confidence in the parliamentary leader Redmond. He commends Redmond for cautious promises and credits the entire Parliamentary party, naming John Dillon and Joseph Devlin among faithful supporters.

Redmond

Boston Fire Department 32d Annual Ball At Mechanics Hall

About 10 000 attendees danced to waltzes two step and schottische at Mechanics Hall for the Boston fire and protective departments ball. State and city dignitaries and guests from five neighboring towns praised the event as one of the most successful ever held.

Boston

Burglary Dispatches Loot From Four Houses

A Boston area burglary reports $2000 in wedding gifts stolen from the Johnson home after a front piazza window was forced. Thieves ransacked offices on the upper floors taking jewelry, watches, tools, a fur coat, and other valuables while leaving signs of hurried exit and damage throughout the building.

Johnson Jimmy Mrs. Johnson Franklin Park

Burglars Loot 8 Offices in Boston Building

A gang believed to be robbing safes in Boston struck eight offices in the building at 230 Washington Street. The heist occurred Monday night or early Tuesday, with news surfacing yesterday as police continued to search for the robbers.

Geggs Boston Washington Street

Thieves Enter Offices on Upper Floors Loot Unspecified Items

Thieves entered the second and third floor offices, pried open desks, and left with a fur overcoat a silver watch a cornet seven pairs of trousers an undercoat gold spectacle rims postage stamps two revolvers and many trinkets and tools. The total value is estimated at 69 dollars.

H. E. Remick Yeggs J. F. Swasey Real Estate A. Aptaker Louis Kaplan

Masons Form Club at Boston University Law School

The Free Masons at Boston University Law School organized the Masonic Club with 25 charter members from across the United States. Officers elected are Jay Rogers Benton president, George C. Peterson vice president, and J. William DeCumbe secretary and treasurer. Benton, Harvard 08, holder of the 32d degree, is son of Colonel Everett C. Benton.

Boston University Law School Masonic Club United States Jay Rogers Benton George CC. Peterson J. William DeCumbe Benton Harvard Everett C. Benton Massachusetts

Cold remedy ad promises cure for headaches

An old advertisement touts Quinine BromO as a world wide cold and grip remedy. It claims to remove the cause and urges readers to ask for the full name with signature B. W. Grove. The price listed is 25 cents.

B. W. Grove

Weeks Forest Reserve Bill Clears Congress

The Weeks forest reserve bill passed the Senate late today with a 57 to 9 vote. Republicans Bristow Burton Clark Cullom Grenna McCumber and Democrats Davis Paynter and Shively were among those opposing.

Senate Bristow Burton Clark Wyoming Cullom Grenna McCumber Davis, Paynter Shively

Land forest reserves bill moves toward statute with panel oversight

The House passed the bill last session and the Senate approved it without change awaiting presidential signature. A six person commission and the Secretary of Agriculture would manage land purchases in the White Mountains and Appalachians for forest reserves, with Geological Survey input and $2,000,000 yearly appropriation through 1915.

House of Representatives Senate Brandegee Connecticut Gallinger New Hampshire Simons North Carolina Newlands Nevada Burton Ohio Heyburn Idaho House Congress Panama Canal White Mountains Appalachians Secretary of War Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Agriculture Geological Survey

Governor and Mayor Attend Ninth Regiment Ball

The seventh annual ball of the Ninth Regiment M. V. M. occurred in Paul Revere Hall last night with over 1000 dancers. Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald were among the guests.

Ninth Regiment M. V. M Paul Revere Hall Governor Foss Fitzgerald

Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief with Free Booklet

Advertisement urges sending for a sample bottle of Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and promises to convince any reader. It mentions a booklet on kidneys and bladder and notes the Boston Daily Post and available 50 cent and one dollar bottles at drug stores.

Frank P. O’neill Government Bldg Syracuse N. Y Frank P. O'Neill Matthew J. McCarthy Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Harbor Showcases 15 Foreign Ocean Liners Filling Boston Docks

The harbor shows prosperity with 15 large steamers tied up at docks representing nearly $9 million in cargoes. Import trade is rising and the vessels are not American owned, signaling strong international commerce and benefits for all social classes.

Boston

A Tribute to Mr McCall From a Massachusetts Publican

A Publican praises Congressman McCall for leading reciprocity support and aligning with a progressive tariff reform movement. The letter places him beside Senator Lodge in stature and notes his loyalty to his party while signaling potential cross-party cooperation for Taft’s tariff agenda.

Sir Massachusetts Congressman McCall McCall House of Representatives Senator Lodge Taft

Obituary notices and funeral details from Boston area

A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated February 15 1911 and surrounding days. Names include Margaret Ahern John Beals Marion Louise Bickford Edward Bliss H R Chamberlain Irene Cordwell Dennis Meehan Anna McLaughlin Dennis A McManus Mary McWhirk Susan E Oliver Lauraman H Russell Ann Williams and Robert McKeown. Locations span Boston suburbs Dorchester Roxbury Malden Melrose Milton and Winthrop with dates for services and interment, many noting relatives invited and church or cemetery details.

AHPRN Boston Margaret Michael Ahern Everett Street Church of the Assumption Bickford Somerville Marion Louise Walter J. Bickford Annie John T. Mooney Charlestown Tennyson Street St. Ann’s Church Medford Street Malden Worcester Salem Creden Roxbury William Caroline Creden Taber Harrishot Street St. Joseph's Church Circuit Street Dunbar Susan Thomas B Nellie A. Dunbar Brown George Co. Hill Hor Frank L. Cook Highland Avenue Kelley Jamaica Plain Catherine Thomas J Elizabeth Kelley Paul Gere Street Lamachia Brighton Eleanor Frank Catherine LaMachia Murphy North End North Beacon Street Maxwelis Frances Lawrence Madison M. Maxwell Greenville Street Cohasset Mephan Dennis Meehan Washington Street Dorchester M’laughlin Anna M St. Patrick's Church Dudley Street Calvary Cemetery M’whirk Mary William McWhirk Woodbine Street Oliver Susan E Marlboro Williams Ann Williams St. Patrick’s Church St. Joseph Cemetery

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A. J. Daly BY Andrew Trahey M. H. Creehan National Committeeman United Irish League BY Michael Maynes P. J. Timmins Charles D. Daly John A. Mullen John F. Fitzgerald Edward B. Johnson, Jr Stephen J. Ryder Fitzgeral Charles Daly George L. Fickett Eugene Byington Samuel Abbott Richard Donahue Benjamin F. Underhill Daniel P F. O'Regan W. T. Hall G. 8. Zoph W. A. Ott T. W. Deving BE. I. McLaughlin J. A Killeen R. W. Clark F. B. Cook J. Maus J. F. McManus D. J. Ahern J. A. Cronin G. J. Scheidel R. R. Talbot J. H. O'Leary F. L. Carroll E. B. Johnson J. V. Ney G. R. Nelson, Jr W. J. Gallagher J. A. McCabe D. F. Shaughnessey J. D. Seeley W. F. Bowers Edward B Johnson Siom Devine Lars Washington St WHITE Cornhill, City Coe B. U. Law School Masons Form Club DR. Keach Henry Tremont St R. Keach Frank A. Andrews Co. Incorporated Jewe Corner Water School Street Huxham Ptragius Bolt Huxham Pad Co S Park Sa Bente Boston MR. M’call Hunyadi Janos Quickly Chamberlain London H. R Chamberlain Thomas and Helen A. Chamberlain Hyde Park Cook Irene Cordwell Herbert A Alice F. (O’brien Joe Beacon Florist Beacon ST Cambridge
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