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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1916
Page
7
About 10 000 visitors toured the Charlestown navy yard yesterday. No disorder or accidents were reported as most guests toured battleships and other warships to see friends. The yard closed at 4 30 pm with entry limited to special missions.
At a St Clement's Guild meeting held at 61 West Brookline Street officials planned an assembly in the mystle hall of Boston College on Thursday evening May 25. Wilfred B Keenan presided and reported more than twenty prizes donated as whist trophies by members.
An advertisement urges preventative care for kidneys and bladder with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It links nervousness, sleeplessness, dizziness, and painful urination to kidney or bladder disease and promotes a two-capsule daily regimen with a money back guarantee. It emphasizes using the imported GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
At a Springfield gathering of Irish freedom supporters the Dublin rebellion leaders condemned as murder by former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell of Boston. He denounced English tyranny and praised Pearse Connolly MacDonagh and others as martyrs advancing Ireland's independence.
John Devoy leader of Gaelic American told a mass meeting at Hibernian Hall that Ireland’s revolt failed only temporarily and will rise again with German cooperation and 200000 trained Irish in America ready to help. Resolutions pledged support for Ireland’s independence and criticized President Wilson and U S policy.
A Dublin meeting voices criticism of British secret service plots and advocates Irish independence. Speakers defend Irish leaders, condemn English policy, and urge American support while noting 700 years of English oppression. A collection raises 252 dollars for the Irish cause.
Many prominent persons and leading organizations from the city attend the hearing on the civil service bill before the Ways and Means committee at the State House. The bill was just reported from the Public Service committee.
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