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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1913

Page

7

Mayor Honey Fitz rocks Hartford St Patrick’s banquet

Hartford March 17 The Boston mayor and nickname Honey Fitz wowed about 200 Irish attendees at the Friendly Sons of St Patrick banquet at the Allyn House. He sang selections from The River Shannon to The Wearing of the Green and urged tolerance across creeds while praising Irish and Catholic unity in New England.

Hartford Conn Honey Fitz Boston Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Allyn House Shannon

Judge Releases All Irish Prisoners on St Patrick Day

Nashville Tenn March 17 Police Judge Killen kept his annual custom and visited the local stations to announce the release of all Irish prisoners in honor of St Patrick's Day. Every inmate claimed to be a son of Erin and was released.

Nashville Tenn Killen Erin

Evacuation Day Banquet Highlights Popular Vote Support

Boston event at Bethesda Hall featured Champ Clark urging popular election of U S Senators and primary nominations for president and vice president. General M P Mays praised cadets and youth training, while speakers included Congressman James M Curley and Councillor Kenny. about 400 attendees.

South Boston United States M. P. Mays Leonard A. Wood Boy Scouts Mays James M. Curley Boston M. J. Mahoney The Citizens Association Thomas J. Kenny Charles B. Quirk Charlestown High School Champ Clark

Annual Dinner of Third Division Naval Militia in Massachusetts

About 75 members and guests attended the third division Naval Militia dinner at the American House after a South Boston parade. The unit, with 53 members on parade, is among the largest in the state, built up from a defunct start by Lieutenant-Commander Howard G. Copeland. Guests included Lieutenant-Commander R. A. Abernathy Captain Dan I. Goodrich Captain Charles R. Parker Captain W. G. Edgar and Lieutenant-Colonel L. R. Robinson of the inspector's staff.

Naval Militia of Massachusetts American House South Boston Howard G. Copeland R. A. Abernathy Dan I. Goodrich Charles R. Parker W. G. Edgar L. R. Robinson

Biglow Named President Of Cambridge Progressive Club

Francis H. Biglow of Cambridge was elected president of the Progressive Club of Cambridge at the Cambridgeport Savings Bank building. Arthur K. Reading was chosen secretary.

Francis H. Biglow Cambridge Progressive Club of Cambridgeport Savings Bank Arthur K. Reading

Bryan Speech at St Patrick’s Banquet Provokes British Discontent

The Morning Post in London harshly reviews William Jennings Bryan’s Washington speech at a St Patrick’s Day banquet. It applauds Irish Nationalists for Home Rule progress and the fall of hereditary rule, then warns Britain that such remarks strain UK-US relations and caution is needed in commenting on other nations.

London The Morning Post William Jennings Bryan Washington Post Bryan the Post Great Britain United Kingdom United States

Cable 2000 Pounds To Aid Home Rule

The United Irish League of America cables 2000 pounds to trustees of the Irish Home Rule Fund in Dublin. The message from T B Fitzpatrick national treasurer states the gift is to aid home rule and names 39 Upper O Connell Street as the fund address.

Patrick O’donnell John E. Redmond John E. Fitzgibbon Irish Home Rule Fund Dublin Ireland Thomas B. Fitzpatrick United Irish League of America Upper O'Connell Street T. B. Fitzpatrick

Redmond Heads Irish Banquet as Home Rule Hopes Rise

John E Redmond leads an Irish Nationalist banquet in London as 700 Irish attendees celebrate. A cable from the United Irish League of America reports a further $10000 pledged to the home rule cause and Redmond says delays in Lords will end.

London Cecil Ireland John E. Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party Great Britain House of Lords Mr. Redmond United Irish League of America

Evacuation Day Parade Draws 150000 In South Boston

With ideal weather more than 150000 gathered for the Evacuation Day parade in South Boston. Veterans and youth from St Vincent's Brigade led a long march past decorated streets while dignitaries including Champ Clark and Senator Weeks rode in carriages. An accident injured National Lancers Sergeant W F Swaine when his horse fell.

Lancer Clark Boston St. Vincent’s Brigade Peninsula Erin South Madison Social Club Tuohy Associates Dorchester Street St. Augustine’s Lyceum National Street Flood Square Associates P. Joseph O’leary Fitzgerald Naval Brigade Adeline East Broadway W. F. Swaine National Lancers Broadway Hill Swaine Carney Hospital West Broadway

President Wilson Sports Shamrock on St Patrick Day

President Wilson wore a shamrock sprig on his lapel to mark St Patrick's Day in Washington. Secretary Tumulty urged recognition throughout the executive offices and distributed shamrocks sent by John Redmond.

Washington Wilson Joseph Patrick Tumulty Tumulty John K. Redmond

Naval Stores Firm to Quit in Savannah

The American Naval Stores Company announced it will suspend operations in Savannah, Georgia, amid government prosecution for alleged Sherman Act violations.

Naval Stores Firm Savannah American Naval Stores Company

Civil War Veteran Daniel Murray Dies in Roxbury

Roxbury resident and Civil War veteran Daniel Murray died at his home 304 Seaver Street aged 72. He is survived by his son John T. Murray of New York and two daughters Martha E. Murray and Mrs. E M Schmid.

Daniel Murray Roxbury Seaver Street John T. Murray New York Martha E. Murray E. M. Schmid

Stephen R. Dow to be sentenced tomorrow in larceny case

Stephen R. Dow, found guilty of larceny in connection with the management of four mining companies he promoted or reorganized, will be sentenced tomorrow or Thursday. The exceptions raised by his counsel will not be argued until next November.

Stephen R. Dow

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