Four Irish Revolt Leaders Executed
All four leaders of the Irish rebellion were executed after being identified as signatories to the declaration of the Irish Republic. The executions followed trials noting extenuating circumstances for three others sentenced to prison. Pearse, Connolly, MacDonagh, and Clarke were central figures linked to the uprising and its suppression.
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Phoenix Park
Dublin
Ireland
Sackville Street
England
Asquith
Parliament
S. MacDiarmad
E. Ceannt
Joseph Plunkett
Patrick Pearse Led Irish Gaelic Education and Letters
Patrick H Pearse, a provisional president of Ireland aged about 33 or 34, was a Gaelic literature authority. He began as a barrister but devoted himself to literary and educational work, editing the Gaelic Journal in Dublin and later founding St Endas School.
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Sinn Fein
Pearse
United States
Dublin
James Connolly
New York
Ireland
Irish Labor Party
Connolly
The
Irish Worker
Thomas MacDonagh
National University of Ireland
St. Enda’s
Thomas J. Clark
America
Clark
John Dayly
Limerick
Patrick H. Pearse
St. Endas School
Ireland Quiet, War Office Reports Calm Situation
London officials say the Ireland situation is quiet with arms seizures and arrests of fugitive rebels progressing satisfactorily. Galway barracks at Oranmore withstood an attack before relief arrived. rebels dispersed in West Riding of Galway. Ulster and southern Ireland returning to normal.
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London
Ireland
Galway
Oranmore
Ulster
School Girl Killed by Auto in Dorchester
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon for 9 year old Helen Bacon of 48 Lyndhurst Street Dorchester who died yesterday from injuries after an automobile struck her on her way home from school. Her father a traveling salesman had a premonition of her death on a train in the Middle West and returned home to find her dying. Judge Churchill refused a warrant for James E K Chapin the chauffeur for James Brophy of 91 Ashmont Street Dorchester who drove the machine that ran over the girl.
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Helen Bacon
Joseph C. Bacon
Lyndhurst Street
Dorchester
Middle West
Churchill
Dorchester Court
James EK
Chapin
James Brophy
Ashmont Street
Dorchester Teacher Florence Goodfellow Named Ross ton Club President
Florence A Goodfellow a teacher at Edward Everett School was elected president of the Ross ton Elementary Teachers Club at its annual meeting in Huntington Hall. The club reports a record year with 1800 members and elected Julian Sullivan A Harriet Haley Josephine A Martin Ellen Hayden as officers. The list of directors includes Elizabeth R Bradbury Florence McDonough Josephine Power Annie Dixon Imogene Owen State Parlin Evelyn Lally Martha Hall Jennie Cox Clara Wardwell Julia Coombs. The writer asks the board for a conference date to discuss justice and fair dealing.
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Florence A. Goodfellow
Sagamore Street
Dorchester
Edward Everett
Rosston
Huntington Hall
Julian. Sullivan
Wendell Phillips School
A. Harriet Haley
Dearborn
Josephine A. Martin
William I. Russell
Ellen G. Hayden
Abraham Lincoln
Elizabeth R. Bradbury
Brighton
Florence A. McDonough
Charlestown
Josephine A. Power
Elity Proper
Annie E. I. Dixon
Imogene L. Owen
East Boston
State Parlin
Hyde Park
Evelyn F. Lally
North
West Ends
Martha Kek. Hall
Roxbury
Jennie J. G. Cox
South Boston
Clara P. Wardwell
South End
Julia F. Coombs
West Roxbury
Warren Brothers Ask Hearing Over Insults Claim
Councillor Storrow arraigned in a letter from George C. Warren of Warren Brothers Company. The note asks Boston City Council members to grant a hearing to prove the company’s integrity and the merits of bitulithic pavement, asserting no intent to win new contracts.
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Storrows
George C. Warren
Warren Brothers Company
Mr. Storrow
James J. Storrow
Committee On Appropriations
Storrow
Boston
United States
Canada
Governor's Council Commutes Two Life Sentences
John Mulvey and Frank Davis, jailed for life in Middlesex County after a 1912 assault and armed robbery conviction of Cambridge junk dealer Alexander Smith, saw their life terms reduced to a minimum of 12 years due to a clerical indexing error that affected the lesser punishment available.
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Hife
John PF. Mulvey
Frank Davis
Mulvey
Davis
Chase
Middlesex County Superior Court
Alexander Smith
Cambridge
Elliott Believed Trapped Near Barn After Double Murder
News reports that John A. Elliott, sought for the Pettis murders, remains at large as a blood stained shirt is found in a Rhode Island barn. A large posse, with state police and tracking dogs, surrounds Hopkins Crossing ready to arrest him at dawn. Sheriff Gates says self-harm is unlikely and Elliott may head toward Providence. Families arm themselves and guard farms as the hunt continues.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut Line
Elmer E. Pettis
Elliott
State Line
Providence
Eiliott
H. I. Hear
Danielson
Conn
New York
Gates
William N. Bates
Robert Henley
H. F. Stiles
H. T. Bear
Mr. Pettis
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promised in Home Remedy
An advertisement promotes a home tonic claimed to cure catarrhal deafness head noises and related symptoms. It describes a formula using Par min t Double Strength with hot water and sugar to be taken four times daily, asserting rapid relief and restoration of hearing. It urges readers to share the remedy with others and notes high success rates in ear trouble recovery.
Free by Mail Sample with 32-p Skin Book Offer
An advertisement promotes a free sample by mail with a 32 page skin care booklet on request. The message directs readers to send a post-card to Cuticura Department T in Boston and notes global availability.
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Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertises Breath Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims to relieve bad breath by stimulating the bowels and liver, purifying the system without griping or after effects. Sold in 10c and 26c boxes by All Druggists, Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Secret of facial rejuvination using mercorized wax
An advertisement claims a nightly mercorized wax treatment removes dead skin and reveals a younger surface in one to two weeks. It describes easy application like cold cream and notes benefits for freckles pimples moth patches liver spots and fine wrinkles. A deeper wrinkle remedy uses saxolite dissolved in hazel to bathe the face for rapid results.
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House of Commons
Baron Wimborne
Matthew Nathan
Birrell
Iriend
Laurence Ginnell
Westmeath
Sir John Maxwell
Redmond
Europe
Mr. Birrell
John Redmond
Morocco
Prince’s
MacDonagh
Lished
Zade MA Synd
Ctual Maker
WAR Office
Royal Worcester
Mark Cross Company
Tremont St
Temple Place
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Regent Street
Patrick WH. Pearse
Tower of London
Miss Goodfellow President
of Elementary Club
Poston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Warren Bros
Posse
Women In Terror
Peta
Filene
Wm. Filene’s Sons Co
Sibyl
John K. Moore
Thompson Congregational Church
Globe Street Cemetery
Coats
Ry Washington
Ae Decca
Celina Garant
Wilbur St
Fall River, Mass
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