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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
9
National President Ryan lauds Irish progress and the Dublin convention, urging unity behind John Redmond. Archbishop O Connell and Michael J Ryan address a packed audience as United Irish League backs self government for Ireland and rejects Birrell bill.
A United Irish League gathering in Hollis Street Theatre endorsed Ireland’s demand for native self government with an executive, condemning the Liberal policy of coercion. The meeting backed John Redmond and pledged to raise funds in Boston to support the Irish party and revival of Irish industries and language.
T. B. Fitzpatrick welcomed attendees and praised non Irish participants for their support of a justice based cause. He emphasized the true American spirit shown by all who cooperate and contribute to the movement.
Archbishop William H. O Connell explains he requested to speak earlier in the program and depart for other urgent duties. He thanks Mr Ryan for interrupting his own speech to grant this favor and emphasizes the urgency of the reasons.
The Hon. Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia, national president of the United Irish League, lauds land and liberty as Ireland's enduring mission. He cites famine, exiles, and oppression, praises Home Rule aims, and asserts the League’s broad Irish representation and influence in Parliament and local councils.
Archbishop Patrick John Ryan of Philadelphia regrets he cannot attend the reception for Hon Michael J. Ryan in Philadelphia on Sunday. He praises Ryan and Boyle O'Reilly as worthy figures of Catholic American Irish leadership, comparing their public service to poetry and urging honor for their devotion to religion and country.
Colonist tickets to the Pacific coast offered daily through Oct. 30 at prices from 49.45 to 51.45 dollars. Travel from Boston to Chicago via electric Los Angeles Limited and China and Japan Fast Mail, with daily guided tours in Pullman sleeping cars priced at 9.75 dollars per double berth to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Choice of routes. J. B. Brittain, general agent passenger department 300 Washington Street.
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