Sinn Fein Leaders in Dublin Surrender Amid Fire and Guerilla War
In Dublin the rebellion nears collapse as Field Marshal French reports house to house fighting around Sackville Street and Boland's Mills. Troops close in on Dublin Castle area while dispersed rebels resist in fortified buildings. 70 prisoners taken including Countess Markievicz. Rioting damage exceeds $10 million, Metropole Hotel destroyed and Sackville Street wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville Street
French
Sinn
Dublin
Ireland
Nniscarthy
Countess Markievich
Sin
Metropole
Connolly Not Dead Wounded at Dublin
London reports a telegram from Dublin says James Connolly was wounded by a bullet through the thigh bone while in the General Post Office. The rebel round looms large but officials say 5000 or fewer took part, led by James Connolly and the Larkin syndicalist faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly
Dublin
London
James Connolly
Centrals News
Pearce Gives Up Provisional President Surrenders Unconditionally
Dublin rebels still fight around Sackville Street as Field Marshal French reports slow progress. Pearce reportedly surrenders unconditionally and accepts similar terms for followers. Connolly reportedly killed. Four Courts area encircled. Belfast and Londonderry normal. Galway area quiet with rebel bands near Athenry and Crumhwell.
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Sackville
London
Dublin
Sackville Street
Viscount French
Bolands Mills
King’s End
Pearce
James Connolly
Four Courts
AW Informistics
Ireland
Belfast
Uister
Londonderry
Galway
Athenry
Cramhwell
Queenstown
Finisecorthy
Barrow Bridge
Dublin & Southeastern
Rebels in Ireland Seek Ammunition Amid Quiet Dublin Morning
Dublin reports a seventh day of sporadic firing followed by a calmer night and morning. Authorities say rebel ammunition may be running low or saved for a final effort as the Irish rebellion presses on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Fire and Sobriety Amid Siege in Dublin
Sinn Feiners are encircled in three city districts with no escape unless blending with civilians. Dublin Castle and military leaders feed civilians as bread meat flour and fish reach most districts. Fire consumes 15 to 20 mainly commercial buildings around Sackville Street, while the general post office remains held by rebels amid widespread clashes. Telegraphs are cut except for military use and no newspapers are published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Sackville Street
General Post Office
Dublin
Irish Constable Executed by Rebels in Dundalk
London April 30. Police constable Charles Magee was shot dead in the Dundalk district after rebels halted him, seized despatches, and forced him to a hedge. The inquest at County Louth infirmary heard the account and adjourned for a week at the Crown's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Magee
Dundalk
County Louth
Cambridge patrolman charged with larceny from office
Henry Jarrett of Harvard Street Cambridge was arrested on a larceny charge after officers witnessed him entering an office at 100 Milk Street and removing articles. A police watch had tracked thefts for three weeks, and Jarrett still held keys to the building he once protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jarrett
Harvard Street
Cambridge
100
Milk Street
Jarrett
Surrender Ordered by Dublin Rebel Leader
A British Press Bureau statement says messengers from the Dublin rebel leader have been sent to Galway Clare Wexford Louth and Dublin counties to order surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Galway
Clare
Wexford
Louth
Rebels surrender and troop movements reported in Ireland
The Irish command reports Dublin situation improving with rebels surrendering in Sackville Street the Four Courts and surrounding areas. 707 prisoners seized including Countess Marskievicz. Enniscorthy remains held as Wexford forces move to engage. Ashbourne and Galway show disbanding with limited arrests. New Ross Gorey Wicklow and nearby towns reported normal.
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Irish Command
Dublin
Galway
Clare
Wexford
South
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sackville Street
Post Offen
Four Courts
Countess Marskievicz
Enniscorthy
County Meath
New Ross
Gorey
Wicklow
Bacenalstown
Arrow
Carlow
Dunlavin
Irish Republic rally in New York backs Dublin revolutionaries
Thousands of Irish born and pro Irish sympathizers met in Times Square under United Irish Societies to back Dublin revolutionists and praise Germany for aid. They urged broader German support and recognition of Ireland as belligerent, with references to Redmond Carson and Casement amid fervent chants. The event drew a packed theater, a sea of tri color flags, and a larger crowd outside.
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New York
United Irish Societies
Dublin
Germany
Ireland
American
France
Gorhianw
Tusland
John Redmond
Manard Carson
Roger Casement
Dennis A. Spellissy
United Irish Soecieties
Times Square
Proclaimed Ireland Free State Read As Irish Republic Declares
The Irish Republic provisional government proclaims sovereignty for Ireland and pledges freedoms, equality, and national destiny. Signatories include Peter Pearce, James Connolly, and James Connolly among others, with references to the Irish Volunteers and revolutionary groups. The document asserts allegiance of all Irish to the new state and vows defense of liberty until a permanent government is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peter H. Pearce
James Connolly
Irish Republic
Republic
Ireland
Provisional
Pearce Proclaims Irish Republic amid Dublin Uprising
President Pearce enters the General Post Office as rebels seize Dublin centers. A large placard proclaims the Irish Republic with calls for volunteers while crowds roar in Sackville Street and Pearce issues orders from the post office. The scene marks a dramatic moment in the rebellion.
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Sinn
Pearce
Ireland
Dublin
Peter H. Pearce
Sackville Street
Post Office
Quiet in Louth County Report From Drogheda
London April 30 reports no outbreak in Louth County Ordee Drogheda. The Despatch says all is quiet at Drogheda though authorities stay prepared. Postal railway and telegraphic traffic remain restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ordee
Louth County
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Drogheda
Countess Markievicz Named Among Irish Prisoners
London reports an official notice announcing that seven hundred seven prisoners were taken in Ireland, including Countess Markievicz a noted militant socialist Sinn Feiner. Her Dublin home was raided under the defence of the realm act amid alleged presses, arms, and letters tied to Sinn Fein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Markievicz
Countess of Markievicz
James Larkin
Dublin
Sinn
Redmond Declares Home Rule Fees Responsible
The Irish movement faced strong opposition as Dublin led the attempt, with Sinn Fein and German agents linked to the unrest. Across Ireland, disturbances were mostly suppressed and the broader nation remained tranquil despite bloodshed and tension.
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Redmond
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Ireland's Home Rule Movement Faces Setback in Dublin Riot
A British political voice contends the movement's abortive Dublin riot shows evolving public calm in England and the value of a native Irish executive and parliament backed by Irish opinion. It urges Americans not to overreact, insisting the effort has failed and will fail fully.
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Ireland
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Irish Volunteers
Irish Citizen Army
America
Europe
Sydney Street
England
Trish
Dublin
Local Hardware and Home Goods Listings in Dorchester Cambridge
A dense listing of hardware firms and hardware stores across Dorchester, Roxbury, and Cambridge. Entries include merchants and addresses such as H. Condon Nenponset Ave Dorchester, Hoyt Co Dorchester Ave, Humboldt Hardware Co Humboldt Ave, Riverside Hardware Co Massachusetts Ave, and Pill Bros Central Square Cambridge.
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Bilings & Co
Uphams Corner
H. Condon
Nenponset
W. Bowman Cutter
Dorchester
Dorchester Haw. Co
Washington St. Bator Sq
Bowdoin St. Field's Corner
Hdw
Chas
Mrs. B. Baker
Beacon Str
J. Carmichael
Cambridge &J
Massachusetts Av
A. P. Greenleaf
Brookline St
Hill & Cowles
Massachusetts& Av
Pill Bros
Central Sq
Cambridge St
Arlington
John F. Berton
Medford St
Cutter & Roden
Massachusetts
Arlington Heights
A. S. Jardine
Auburndale
L. Goring
Beachmont
Geo. F. Basserad
Bedford
G. Arthur Skelton
Billerica
E. A. King
Braintree
G. BE. Warren
Brighton
Norris Rigek
East Watertown
Lynn—Hutchinson Hdw. Co
Munroe Shuide
Ce Pension
CW. Lynn
Malden
W. S. Knaulback
Pleasant St
Maplewood
Stinney Heating & Plumbing Co
Salem St
Mattapan
Reliable Hardware Store
Blue Hill Ay
Medford
Jarmes T. Sinclair
Medford Square
Gardner Bros
Park St
Melrose Highlands
K. J. Scribner
Franklin St
Natick—Fiske Corporation
Needham Heights
Lowmar Grocery Co
Newton Centre
Jemis & Jewett
Union St
Newton
Ocean
Rossindale
J. P. Casey
Belgrade
Saxonville
F. A. Priestly
South Braintree
Chandler
South Lincoln—i
Cousins & Co
Stoneham
Caldwell
Wakefield
E. M. Seabury
Albion St. Josiah
Matin St. Waverley
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Leld Marshal French
Sackville ST
Eden Quay
Dr. Walsh
Larkin
The
Irish Worker
Revolutionary Forces
American Socialist Party
I. W. OW
Delia Larkin
Morocco
Cross Company
Frotest Leather Stores
Gut St
Boston
APL
Weert St. Broadway
Treet
Pearce Gives
Mass Meeting
Free State
Provisional Government of
People of
Ire
Thomas J. Clarke
Os, Macdiarmad
Thomas Macdonagh
Ph. Pearce
Rh. Channt
Tames Connolly
Joseph Plunkutt
R. H. Stearns Company
Winship
Summer ST
Oston
Chicago
Montreal
Boston Varnish Company
Sauoy
Er Nam Mao
W. & A. Bacon
Washington St. Bay State
Washington St
Porter F. Capper
Charles St. Chandler & Barber Co
Summer St. Commonwealth
J. W. Cosden
H. C. Greenlaw Co
Tremont St
Iegan
Portland St. Haymarket
F. Haven
East
Chapman
Broadway City Point
Cor
Wand
4Th Sts
J. Messaner & Co
EL Broadway
Procwr &Co
Dorchester Av
Roxbury
W. Bowman
M. E. Fillebrown
Dudley &J. Samuel Frank
M. H. Glauser
Blue Hill
Humboldt Hdw. Co
Humboldt
Mt. Pleasant
Hdw. Co
Dudley St
G. E. Rellins
Hampden St
Somerville
Harris & Wright Co
Broadway
Samuel Hurwitz
Jennings & Co
Cross St. John Lingard
BE. H. Mendell
A. F. Parker
Ll. M. Wheeler
Highland Av
W. E. Whitney
Union Square
Wm. J. Wiley
Davis Square
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