Irish Priests Rally for Ireland’s Self Rule in 1916
Seven Redemptorist priests from Ireland spoke in Boston and Roxbury on a pro independence stance. They denounced British rule, praised Sinn Fein gains, and declared Ireland must be free and self governed. They depart for Australia en route to Sydney, Ballarat, Perth, and other cities, saying they will stay until Ireland achieves national freedom.
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England
Ireland
Australia
Redemptorist Order
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Sydney
Intrepid Missionary Band
Michael Collins
C. SS. R
Michael Hannigan
Vincent C. McManus
C. Ss.r
John Walsh
Frank Duffy
John O’brien
Matthew Joyce
Collins
Limerick
Hannigan
Dublin
McManus
O’brien
Belfast
Walsh
Joyce
Galway
All Ireland
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Boston
Sinn
Joseph Devlin
Redmond
Waterford
T. P. O’connor
Tay Pay
O’connor
Sir Horace Plunkett
Republic of Ireland
Erin
Sir Horace
Arthur Griffith
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Roxbury
William B. Kenna
Mission Church
Ameli
Irela
Ballarat
Perth
Warretah
Wellington
Gelong
Redemptorist
Ireland and Irishmen in bitter English prejudice
A priest warns readers against trusting comments from Englishmen about Ireland. He notes deep-rooted hostility from English toward Ireland and Irish people, implying ongoing resentment and conflict in perceptions between the two nations.
Auto Crashes into Plate Glass Window
Three persons suffer minor injuries when Charles M. Folles loses control of a vehicle and crashes into a plate glass window. The incident disrupts a storefront and authorities investigated the cause.
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Charles M. Folles
Auto crashes into Penn Floral window on Tremont Street
An automobile sped over the curb and into the plate glass window of the Penn Floral store at 124 Tremont Street yesterday afternoon. Ernest B. Neal, 60, of 182 Warren Street, Wollaston, suffered cuts and abrasions and was treated at Haymarket Relief Hospital. Others received minor injuries and declined to give names.
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Penn Floral Store
Tremont Street
Ernest B. Neal
Warren Street
Wollaston
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Maplewood Plans Big Fourth Celebration
Maplewood residents plan a large Fourth of July celebration to honor local World War I servicemen. The parade features a morning march with Captain Henry C. Bacon as marshal, followed by additional ceremonies honoring veterans.
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Maplewood
Henry C. Bacon
District to present children’s show with band concert
Tenant James E Breslin as chief of staff oversees plans for free children’s performances in district areas. Grisly acts once seen in old time horrors will reappear as part of the program. The entertainment committee is led by Alderman Burt Dewar and three Common Council members.
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James E. Breslin
Burt Dewar
Common Council
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oMtarnbes
Geliuwsy
Gusta Minuke Phare
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Castoria
Ldn
Filene’s
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