Irish meeting in Boston backs Ireland freedom and justice
Cardinal O Connell leads 10 000 in Mechanics Hall rally praising Ireland s struggle for freedom. Justice Cohalan and Michael J Ryan urge U S support and peace with Ireland first while Boston leaders pledge Americans will fight for universal justice.
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Judge Cohalan
Michael J. Ryan
Mechanics’ Hall
Cardinal
America
Ireland
New England
Boston
Mr. Ryan
Ireland's Freeedom Cause Rises in American Heart and Senate
Cardinal O'Connell urges that six months after a Madison Square Garden rally, American support for Ireland's independence has grown miraculously. He cites Senate backing, public press changes, and broad moral leadership linking Ireland, Belgium, Serbia, and global justice.
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Boston
New England
Cardinal
Cohalan
Ryan
John Ryan
St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
John Morton
Cardinal O'Connell
Madison Square Garden
Dee
Ireland
Belgium
Serbia
Treland
Free America
Green Isle
Friends of Erin
Madison Square
Erin
America
Don Quixote
Senate of the
United States of America
Massachusetts
Tony
Senate
Europe
Ireland stands at the bar of the world for justice
The article defends Irish self determination, praising Ireland’s national movement led by De Valera and the Irish leaders. It argues Ireland is not religiously divided, cites Ulster demographics, and contrasts American and British views, urging U S support for Ireland’s republic and self rule.
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States Senate
Massachusetts
England
United States
America
Europe
American
Trish Sea
London
Earl of Dufferin
Trish
E English Naval League
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Atlantic
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Alsace
Lorraine
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Derry
Antrim
Belfast
Joseph Devlin
Down
Armagh
Martin Luther
Wittenberg Church
Plantagenets
Georges
Victoria
Tone
Archibald Hamilton Rowan
Henry Joy McCracken
William Orr
Robert Emmet
Thomas Addis Emmet
William MacNevin
St. Paul's Churchyard
Wall Street
New York
Molyneux
Swift
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Grattan
Flood
Thomas Davis
John Mitchel
John Purroy Mitchel
William Smith O'Brien
Charles Stewart Parnell
O'Connell
Davitt
Redmond
Pennsylvania
Washington
Joan Henry Green
John Stuart Mill
Great Britain
Dublin
Irish Republic
Eamon de Valera
National University
Irish Volunteers
de Valera
Arthur Griffiths
Robert Barton
Eneglish
Glendalough
Carl Brough
John McNeil
Michael Collins
William Cosgraves
Seaft
Judge Cohalan Laments Peace Conference Disappointment
Justice Daniel F. Cohalan of New York warned at a mass meeting that no assembly in history has adjourned with more public disappointment than the current Peace Conference. The remarks continued on page 12.
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Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Just Home
Daniel F. Cohalan
New York
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Massachusetts
Virginia
Washington
Madison
Jefferson
New York State
North Carolina
The
Supreme Court
Eckman’s Alterative Ad Promotes Cough Cure
Advertisement for Eckman’s Alterative, claimed tonic and upbuilder with 20 years of success. Pricing listed as 80 cents and $1.50 per bottle. Sold at Liggett’s Riker Jaynes Stores and other druggists, or via GO Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Liggett
Riker- Jaynes
Go Laboratory
Philadelphia
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