The Real Carson Leader of Ulster
A critical portrait of Sir Edward Carson by Gardiner, arguing he embodies a harsh Ulster heroism. The piece traces his career from crown prosecutor to Ulster crusader, contending his motive is caste ascendency rather than expediency or patriotism as Ireland rises.
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500 Ulsterites in Vancouver Ready to Aid Ulster Fight
Vancouver March report says the local Unionist Club of Ireland will organize 500 former soldiers sailors and mercantile mariners to join Carter forces in Ireland if hostilities erupt. The group aims to aid Ulsterites abroad and prayers to avert war were offered in churches.
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Ulster Preparations Expand With Special Service Corps
Ulster officers at Craigavon map Belfast Lough high points as a drab field uniformed force of 4000 exits as a mobile strike unit. Motor cars can move 2000 men with rifles to threats within three hours, while Craigavon keeps order and guards rifles. Sir Edward Carson cites US sympathy and denies any aggression, despite plots reported by authorities.
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Precautionary Troop Movements in Ulster Carried Out
An official report states all proposed Ulster troop movements are completed as precaution to protect army depots and government property. Leaders including King George, Asquith, Churchill and Birrell met to discuss the situation while the House of Commons prepares to address the moves and resignations. Lord Beresford warns officers may resign if coerced. Joseph Devlin contends the Irish party did not seek an army in Ulster and places responsibility on the government to maintain order.
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Baron Loch Resigns Amid Ulster Crisis in London
The Daily Express reports Baron Loch has resigned as lord-in-waiting to the King due to the Ulster crisis. He is a major in the Grenadier Guards. The paper also says Colonel Sir Philip Chetwode will replace General Gough at Curragh, having departed last night for the post.
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Ulster Situation Tie-In Noted With Page 16 Reference
A brief note directs readers to page 16 for additional stories on the Ulster situation, signaling continued coverage and related developments.
Asquith Explains Tactics Amid Ulster Crisis
Premier Asquith authorizes the Times to rebut misapprehensions about government actions. He says troop movements in Ireland were precautionary to protect depots, two small cruisers moved troops to Carrickfergus, no warrants against Ulster leaders were issued, and no general inquisition into officers’ intentions is planned. The Times notes a Curragh resignation consult delay with General Paget.
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Creelman to Belfast to Cover Ulster Uprising for Post
James Creelman, renowned American war correspondent, sails for Ireland to report Ulster uprising for the Post by arrangement with the New York Evening Mail. He will cable reports from Belfast. readers familiar with his Ireland coverage expect graphic, accurate dispatches.
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