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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1914
Page
4
Dublin taxi drivers union 126 denounces a published article alleging police persecution. J. E. Sullivan, rep of local 126, says relations with police have been pleasant and fair and questions why the piece casts both sides in a false light.
The article explains that head ache and vertigo come from intestinal auto intoxication caused by constipation and excessive meat. It promotes Pinklets laxative as a gentle remedy that regulates digestion, avoids harsh purge, and may correct constipation with regular use. It notes availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co. for 25 cents per bottle and offers a booklet and free sample.
The police threaten a strike unless department members dismissed for disobedience are reinstated. Sir John Ross resigns as police commissioner in protest against Deputy Commissioner Harrell's suspension, a move welcomed by the Nationalists who disliked Ross.
In London July 27 John Redmond Nationalist leader pressed for an impartial inquiry into the Dublin massacre and punishment if justified. He urged removal of the Dublin regiment and withdrawal of the arms proclamation, criticizing authorities and urging impartial law administration amid fierce parliamentary exchanges.
Twelve leading Irish societies in Manchester New Hampshire formed the Manchester Home Rule Alliance to aid the Ireland home rule movement. A mass meeting at A O H Hall Friday will organize activities and issue a state wide appeal to support John Redmond and the nationalist cause. Drill masters Michael Quinlan and J J Osborne will train members with many veterans from the Spanish American War in Coast Artillery. President Peter Conroy and Vice President John J Collins said members would be organized into companies once drillings stabilize and funds are ample to finance plans.
More than 50 enrolled members of the Boston branch of the Irish national volunteers will drill tonight in the Fenway under former U S army members. The group plans to be the first Massachusetts volunteers to go to Ireland if conflict arises to support the home rule government. At Hibernian Hall Dudley Street they will receive instructions and process new applicants before marching to the Fenway.
Alfred Bibeau was arraigned before Judge Morton in Springfield as a fugitive from justice and held on $1509 bail for appearance in Burlington Vermont District Court. He is indicted for bringing a young woman from North Hero to New York and then to Springfield for immoral purposes.
Philadelphia officials report over 5000 dollars raised at a branch gathering of the United Irish League of America. John E Redmond's appeal urged Americans of Irish birth to fund Ireland's home rule, with Hugh McCaffrey and Thomas Reilly contributing, and Ryan calling for 1000 donors nationwide.
The County Dublin Association at Russell Hall directed officers to cable Dublin for names of those killed and wounded in Sunday’s attack by British soldiers. The group will forward its treasury funds to the Irish volunteers and admitted 25 new volunteer applicants. A field day is planned for Sept. 6 at Peddock's Island to fund aid.
Dublin volunteers leader Sir Roger Casement urges arming the Irish volunteers and burying victims with honors. He denounces the seizure of landed rifles as lawless violence and calls for more rifles to deter British actions and empower nationalist defense across Ireland.
Michael J. Ryan president of the United Irish League of America issues a call to Americans of Irish birth or blood to donate to support the Nationalists in Ireland. He urges specific pledges and names Thomas B. Fitzpatrick and John E. Redmond as recipients, highlighting a planned fund of $300,000.
Boston Hibernians of Division 70 vow physical and financial backing for an undivided Ireland. They organized volunteers and a weekly drill at Hibernian Hall Roxbury and sent a cable to National President Devlin in Ireland and to the House of Commons. They also offered to contribute to the war fund when a proper appeal is issued.
London July 27 The Dublin tragedy has halted Premier Asquith plans to take up the amending bill tomorrow. He announced the matter is postponed as Irish members, angered by the killing of four and injuries to many in yesterday’s clash between regular troops and Nationalist Volunteers, refuse concessions to Ulster. Laborites and many Liberals join them.
Irish patriot Luke Dillon, freed from Canadian prison after a 14 year sentence for attempting to blow up the Welland canal, will speak at mass meetings in Boston as part of the home rule and volunteer movements. He will address a central city hall gathering and the Henry Grattan Guards in Dorchester. The Grattan Guards plan to recruit 600 men and extend to Lynn, Waltham, Quincy, South Boston, Charlestown, East Boston, and surrounding areas, with organizers to drum up support. More than 100 men drilled at Mt Tida playground for service in Ireland and the movement’s aims.
Mary Paley of South Boston took belladonna in a despondent act. Her husband John Paley arrived home, used emetics and first aid, and with cups of black coffee followed by salt and mustard to induce a stomach pumping effect. The family physician later declared her out of danger.
An regional travel pitch praises Estes Park Colorado as a sunlit retreat with wildflowers glaciers mountains streams and lakes. It highlights activities such as riding driving camping and fishing, notes high class hotels and modest costs, and offers a folder with maps hotels and excursion fare information.
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