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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1901
Page
8
Vast audience hears Ireland plans and hopes as voiced by envoys. The crowd applauds, refuses retreat or excuses, and cheers William Lloyd Garrison as a speaker believed to carry freedom’s words for Treland.
William Lloyd Garrison extols Ireland's unquenchable will for freedom and links its struggle to global oppressed peoples. He lauds Irish unity, criticizes imperial policy, and calls for American support for Irish self rule alongside condemnation of landlord oppression. The event honors Irish delegation leader John Dillon and draws strong crowd support.
John E Redmond declares Ireland stronger now than in 1878 80 and England weaker. He argues unity of nationalist Ireland at home and abroad and outlines three agencies United Irish League land reform and parliamentary action to win self government. He calls for Irish American support while asserting no new policy just Parnell lines.
Thomas O'Donnell speaks in Dublin urging Irish unity and active support for liberty and independence. He praises the united nationalist movement, condemns English rule, and describes organizing a strong Irish party to challenge Dublin Castle and end landlordism. He notes the gathering as a milestone for Irish solidarity and language revival.
In a Boston speech, P A McHugh extolled John Redmond and the Irish party, urging unity behind Redmond and backing an independent Irish policy. He defended Boer War support as duty and pressed for closer ties between Irish in Ireland and America, pledging ongoing effort regardless of opposition.
Rev Father Teeling presided at a large Boston meeting praising John E Redmond and his colleagues for Ireland's cause and urging support for the United Irish League The resolutions hail the Irish unity in Boston pledge support for the Land League revival and seek international action for Ireland s freedom and Boer sympathy
The Hon. Thomas J. Gargan urged support for Redmond and the Irish party, stressing American citizenship. He spoke briefly, was applauded for minutes, as Redmond and his colleagues exited under cheering. net funds from the event, including ticket sales, total about $17,000.
Paris Nov 10 Major McBride of the Irish Transvaal brigade outlined a Monday ceremony to present him with a sword and address by Irishmen. He denounced parliamentary reform as useless and expensive and urged America to fund arming Ireland for the first opportunity. He praised Maude Gonne for halting recruiting and said Ireland is awake and preparing for action.
Former Ward 6 representative Michael J Donovan died at his home on Charter Street yesterday morning at age 33. The funeral is planned for Wednesday morning from St Stephen's Church.
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