Dublin Uprising Recap Day by Day Aftermath
A detailed day by day account of the Dublin uprising from Monday through Sunday, describing Sinn Fein and Irish Volunteers actions, street battles, key locations such as the City Hall Liberty Hall Sackville Street and Dublin Castle, the role of the military and navy, bombardments, surrenders, and the impact on civilians as authorities restore order after the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Republic
General Post Office
Irish Volunteers
Ulster
England
City Hall
Liberty Hall
St. Stephen’s Green
Sackville Street
Dublin Castle
Royal Irish Constabulary
London
St. Stephens Green
Sinn Teiners
Dublin
Praise for Massachusetts militia at Charlestown event
Lieutenant John R. McGinnis lauded Massachusetts militia as the finest in the nation. He emphasized civilian support and trained readiness, noting untrained troops face slaughter. Observations of Naval Day at the navy yard on May 18 were also outlined to aid sailors and Marines families. Judge Charles S. Sullivan urged citizen backing for preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John R. McGinnis
Charlestown Artillery Association
Quincy House
Alvin Hovey
Navy Yard
Charles S. Sullivan
Countess Markiewicz Surrenders With 120 Rebels in Dublin
The Countess Markiewicz led a group that seized and defended the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin during the rebellion, with the college the last St Stephen's Green stronghold to yield. In Boston, a six cent fare hearing questioned the Bay State railway merger and past investments, with expert Feustel noting some lines never paid and may not under six cent fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Dublin
Markiewicz
Royal College of Surgeons
St. Stephen’s Green
Bay State Street Railway
Public Service Commission
Arthur G. Wadleigh
Allied Counsel
Robert M. Feustel
Bay State
Warns World Against Warring With America
A speech urges unity and voluntary civic service, praising American duty, national cohesion, and the role of women in wartime effort. It argues America’s mission is justice and liberty for all, and warns against divided allegiances while stressing solidarity and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Countess leads green clad surrender at the castle
At eight the white flag rose signaling surrender, the countess and her green clad force prepared to surrender at eleven. She saluted the British commander and handed over her revolver and bandolier saying I am ready. Prisoners included women and several English officers reported killed by women during the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Markiewicz
Kingstown
Chronicle
Suspect Captured After Chase Ties Roxbury Robbery to Heist
John T. Helen of 23 Dale Street Roxbury was caught after a chase along Northampton Street and a struggle. He carried a suitcase with jewelry valued over 1000 dollars, including watches rings and silverware marked with M and Matthews. The items belonged to Mrs. William Sedliff of Intervale Street Roxbury whose home had been robbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Helen
Dale Street
Roxbury
Northampton Street
Dedham Street
Helen
William Sedliff
Intervale Street
Matthews
Arlington High Students Plant Arbor Day Trees
Arbor Day exercises were held at Arlington High School yesterday with four classes planting spruce trees on the lawn in front of the new building. Each class participated after the tree was presented by the class president and accepted by Principal Frederick E. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
Frederick E. Clerk
Wadleigh Critiques Bay State Purchase Terms
Mr Wadleigh described the firm as on the verge of bankruptcy when the Bay State bought them and said lines could not pay. Gerry Brown for Brockton labor unions called the lines built for profit rather than service, arguing prudent investments would shift the burden from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wadleigh
Bay State
Gerry Brown
Brockton
Craving For Drink Offers Homelike Help Without Charge
The service promises three days to address drink craving in a homelike setting. It states no hypodermics, no withdrawal, no dope, and no charging for consultation with all dealings kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Curragh
Liffey
Associated Press
Customs House
Young Men's Christian Association
Catholic Club
P. H. Pearse
James Connolly
College of Surgeons
Countess Markievicz
Pearce
Enniscorthy
Lord Wimborne
She
Oxford
Thayer-McNeil Company
Russia
United States
Temple Place
West Street
Mary Curtis Clark
Bickerstaff St
Boston
Mass
Charles HI
Chase
Newton St
Faneuil
Watertown Arsenal
Juite 1
Huntington Ave
Maas
Mechanics Building
Wadleigh
Ralph 5
Bauer
Lynn Cham. OF Commerce
Fall Rivers City
Fall River
Sullivan
MR Wadleigh
Jackson
Pshaw
Gerry Browns
Revere
Bay States
Feustel
Traud
Arlington High
Neal Institute
Newbury ST
Back Bay
Farley & MacNeill
Federal St
L, Ore
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