Irish Envoys Heard At Emmet Meeting In Boston
The Boston United Irish League observance of Robert Emmet’s birthday drew about 1000 Irish Americans to Hollis Street Theatre. William H. K. Redmond and Joseph Devlin spoke on unity and home rule, praising Emmet’s memory and urging active organization of Irish branches in America. Mayor Collins presided as Redmond and Devlin outlined strategies to sustain united Ireland through parliamentary means and grassroots leagues.
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Robert Emmet
United Ireland
Hollis Street
Emmet
Boston
United Irish League
William H. K. Redmond
M. P
Clare
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Collins
Redmond
John E. Redmond
Devlin
Ireland
Irish League
America
McNamee
Cambridge
Thomas Riley
T. J. Gargan
Mer. O'Callaghan
A. J. Teeling
P. R
T. J. Timmins
James J. Duller
Roger
James Lawless
M. FE. Hughes
B. A. Mplanagam
John M. Cotter
James J. Gallivan
T. J
London
Old England
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Bill
Lord Pauncefote
Riley
Mayor Collins
W. H. K. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Oratory
League
Massachusetts
Thomas Street
Dublin
United Party
Charles Stuart Parnell
Land League
United Irish E
House of Commons
Garnen
United League
Lord Salisbury
Hisses
South Africa
Parnell
O'Connell
Grant’s Causeway
Cork
Despond
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Grattan
Land of Ireland
Sanderson
Russell
South Tyrone
Connaught
New York
John Redmond
Dillon
McDevitt
Charles F. Forrester
Enland
Eople
Robert Sommet
Tillman on Emmett celebration in New York
In New York under Clan Na Gael patronage the 14th Emmetts birth birthday was observed at the Academy of Music with State Senator Victor Dolwing presiding United States Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina delivering the oration Resolutions condemned Englands colonial policy opposed entangling alliances with Europe and pledged Irish freedom support Tillman attacked England and the administration concluding with a eulogy to Emmetts memory
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New York
Clan-Na-Gael
Robert Emmet
Academy of Music
Victor J. Dolwing
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
England
Ireland
Aapates
Tillman
Runaway From Parental School Boys Nabbed in Boston
Matthew Joyce aged 14 of South Boston and Wolf Covitz aged 13 of Billerica Street along with 14 other youths escaped from the Parental School at West Roxbury after church yesterday morning. They fled through a basement playroom window, claimed cruel treatment, and were arrested by Station 3 police last night. Joyce was found at a local theatre and Covitz at home. They will be returned to the institution today.
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Matthew Joyce
Second Street
South Boston
Wolf Covitz
Billerica Street
West Roxbury
Joyce
Covitz
Prince Itinerary This Week With City Arrivals And Departures
The schedule lists Prince's movements through a string of cities this week. He arrives Chicago at 6 10 a m today and departs for Milwaukee, then continues to Niagara Falls Rochester Syracuse and Boston with specific arrival and departure times. The plan includes West Point and New York before remaining in Boston over the weekend.
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Chicago
Milwand
Boston
Albany
Weat Point
New York
Rhodes Health Sparks Unease In London
A Daily Air despatch from core Town reports Cecil Rhodes's health causing unease in London with concerns over his condition and its implications.
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London
Core Town
Cecil Rhodes
Aged man victim of husband assault in Fall River
James Wallace aged 70 lies in critical condition at Fall River Hospital after a brutal attack by neighbor William Hamilton 6. Wallace suffered brain injuries and numerous wounds and is unlikely to recover. Hamilton, held on assault and battery with potential upgrade to manslaughter, had been living at 20 Albion street and faced prior probation for abuse of his wife.
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Fall River
Fall River Hospital
James Wallace
William Hamilton
Hamilton
Wallace
Albion Street
Father Byrnes Farewell From St Josephs Parish
The Rev William Byrne vicar general after 18 years at St Josephs Church has been reassigned to St Cecilia in Back Bay. He delivers a final sermon on the value of a good name and thanks clergy, charity workers, and parishioners for a debt free treasury and shared work. He plans to use the school fund for parochial education and asks the community to support future church improvements through the new pastor with Archbishop approval.
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William Byrne
St. Joseph's Church
St. Cecilia's Church
Back Bay
Charity Conference
Temperance Society
Cause of Christ
Russell Believed Insane In Fire Plot Claim
Herbert Alonzo Russell of 94 Bowdoin Street was arrested by Patrolman Burrill last night and held for examination by Dr. Jelly. Believed insane, Russell sought to explain origin of recent fires in Boston. He had visited Pem berton Square and Bowdoin Square Hotel fire conspirators, naming Charles Carroll of Carrollton and others.
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Herbert Alonzo Russell
Bowdoin Street
Burrill
Jelly
Boston
Russell
Joy Street
Alonzo
House of Effingham
Charles Howard
Pemberton Square
Hanscom
Bowdoin Square
Charles Carroll
Carrolton
Quincy
Labor Union Meetings Report Wage Talks and Eight-Hour Drive
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No 97 initiated 15 members and ordered immediate wage talks with railroad officials. In Charlestown the Boston and Maine workers discussed a new pay schedule, with reports of a 15 to 25 cent daily increase but no final figures. Soapstone slate and marble workers at West End Union Hall backed an eight-hour day statewide and pledged support for marble cutters in a strike against Lowker Torrey & Co.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
West End Union Hall
Orm of Lowker, Torrey & Co
Fire alarms report two blazes in city buildings
The Box 414 alarm cited a third floor fire at 141 Leverett Street in a Jacob Swett building. Unknown cause, $10 damage. An unidentified man with scalp wound was wheeled to Haymarket relief station from Ketterer’s Hotel, about 55, 150 pounds, dark clothes, no ID. Box 124 fire at 4 Gardner Place South Boston caused $26 damage from a kerosene lamp explosion.
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Leverett Street
Jacob Swett
Haymarket
Ketterer
Canal Street
Ann Prior
Gardner Lace
Boston
Heavy Weather Delays Work on Wrecked Wilster at Gloucester
Heavy seas and thick weather hindered tugs Confidence and Harris from reaching the steamer Wilster wreck site. They paused partway and will attempt again at first opportunity. Up to 4000 visitors lined the shore to view the wreck as wind and barometer conditions worsened. Manuel Steele, feared lost after fogged dory drift, reached Newburyport by rowboat and was aid at North Beach life saving station.
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Gloucester
Wilster
Confidence
Harris
Manuel Steele
Dixie
Hodgdon
Ipswich Bay
Newburyport
North Beach
Boston Society Rivalry Over Prince Henry Affair
The article recounts a long running feud between Boston society factions led by Mrs. Sears and Mrs. Jack as they maneuver to entertain Prince Henry. Consuls, professors, and Harvard figures figure in behind the scenes power plays, with Mrs. Jack arranging a Venetian palace visit and later hosting a private dinner for the prince at her rival’s circle. The conflict center includes Consul Reinecke, Mayor Collins, and social elite circles, ending with high society orchestrating a staged triumph amid secrecy.
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Sears
Neke
Collins
Boston
Prince Henry
Harvard University
Mia
Jack
Consul Reineke
Reineke
Tack
Sion
Gardner
Washington
Reinecke
United States
Roosevelt
Harvard
Venetian Palace
University
Mrs. Gardner
Reincke
Reincke Steppes
J. Montgomery Sears
Europe
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Thursday Evening Club
City Hall
Banquet to Honor Kaiser's Brother at Somerset
A lavish banquet at the Somerset will cost about 9000 dollars with per plate fees rising over 0. The total entertaining expense is expected to reach near 10000 dollars for the Kaiser's brother visit. The wine bill exceeds 1000 dollars and floral decorations cost will be tripled. A secret menu and unique place settings with each guest name inscribed on a dish are planned as souvenirs.
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Lucullus
Somerset
Gleason
Irving and Mrs Jack Gardner Dine with Sir Henry Irving
Mrs Jack Gardner hosted a Boston dinner for Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry at Parker House last evening. About 30 guests from society art music and literature attended a costly event in Parker House Rooms 6 6 and 7 on the School Street side.
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Miss Tyson
Sir Henry
Jack
Palace
Miss Terry
Fens
Etire Palace
St Henry
Jack Gardner
Sir Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Parker
The
Boston
Gardner
School Street
Parker House
Cambridge Prince Plans Visit to Harvard Detailed Schedule
Cambridge hosts Prince Henry with a 1 PM university welcome at Memorial Hall. A cavalcade will tour routes via Hotel Somerset, Cambridge City Hall, and Massachuset Avenue to Memorial Hall. Luncheon in University Hall follows, then a 3 PM departure to Harvard Union. Tickets limit access to Sanders Theatre. students urged to assemble in the college yard for cheers.
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Prince Henry
Harvard
Morga
University
Francis C. Lowell
Henry Higginson
Cambridge
Memorial H
Hotel Somerset
Massachuset Avenue
Cambridge City Hall
Prince
Lee Street
Harvard Stre Quincy Street
Cambridge Street
Mmorial Hall
Eli
Cambrid Street
College Yard
Peabody Street
College Grounds
Johnst Gate
Mssachusetts
Havard Halls
University Hall
Prince Hen
Harvard Union
Johnston Gate
Harvard Square
Massachusetts Av Nue
Quincy Street
Admon
Univery
Tath
Johnston
Universe Hall
Massachuset Halls
Prince Henry Visit Sparks Social War Across City
J Montgomery Sears denies a social rift over Prince Henry’s visit to Mrs Gardner's museum. He says both Mrs Gardner and Mrs Sears are friends with the prince and sees no real objections. Sears has just returned from Europe and spoke to a Post reporter.
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J. Montgomery Sears
No Invitation For Prince Rumor Circulates In City
A rumor spread that Lieutenant-Governor Siates received an invitation to a Prince Henry banquet but his name was omitted from the initial mailing. Last night Lieutenant-Governor Bates said he had not received an invitation.
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James O'Neill
Redmond
Siates
Prince Henry Haquet
Bates
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Rhodes
Father Byrne
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St. Cecilia’s
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