Dublin meeting signals quieting of Irish tensions
The Dublin conference between General Macready and President De Valera ends with a signed military truce as crowds cheer the British commander. Earl St John Brodrick, later Lord Midleton, is praised for his role while Irish Conservatives press for a settlement and influence in London talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Macready
Dublin
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Macready
Earl Midleton
Ireland
St. John Brodrick
London
Alan Broderick
Viscount Midleton
St. John Broderick
Eton
Balliol College
Oxford
Asquith
Lord Curzon
Broderick
War Office
India
City of London
Curzon
Brodrick
Kitchener
St. John
Khartoum
Tanlac Praises From Boston Woman Miss DeRice
Miss Mary DeRice of 29 Clark Street Boston credits Tanlac with curing years of indigestion gas heart pain shortness of breath and nervous unrest. She says four bottles restored appetite sleep and daily comfort and praises the remedy as grand. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc sold in Boston at Liggett's Drug Stores.
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Tanlac
Mary DeRice
Clark St
Boston
Taniac
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett’s Drug Stores
St John Brodrick and the Souls circle described
The article recalls St John Brodrick’s likeness to Col William Gaston, noting his art and literature interests over court life. It places him among Mrs. Asquith’s “souls,” a Bri tish elite circle, and critiques his aristocratic stance on Irish freedom, while highlighting his long unawakened patriotism and his Earl Midleton’s land holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Midleton
Ireland’s nobility shifts as era ends
The article notes Irish nobles awaken to their identity amid changing times. It mentions Earl Midleton’s possible acceptance into the Irish fold and his potential influence on De Valera. It hints at old loyalties and debts within the clan, describing Lord Northcliffe’s tomorrow as a turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Southern
Ireland
Carson
Earl Midleton
de Valera
Lord Northcliffe
Holdup Victim Dies After Allston Shooting
Edward F. Connolly age 60 of 2 Akron street Roxbury died at St Elizabeth's Hospital from wounds inflicted early Tuesday when two men shot him three times in Fitzs lunch room at 364 Cambridge street Allston.
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Edward F. Connolly
Akron Street
Roxbury
Fitz
Cambridge Street
Allston
St.Elizabeth's Hospital
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