Emmet Honored by Irish Americans in 100th Anniversary Observances
Robert Emmet the Irish patriot was honored by Irish American societies in a series of meetings and speeches marking the 100th anniversary of his execution. Speakers quoted his dock speech and praised his courage as 400 attendees heard music, addresses, poems, and tributes from Catholic and other organizations in Somerville and Middlesex County.
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Robert Emmet
Ireland
Emmet
England
Emmet Centenary Draws Large Charlestown Crowd
J A Dennison delivered an oration on the life of Robert Emmet at Monument Hall Charlestown marking the 100th anniversary of Emmet's execution. A parade from City Square preceded the event with John Boyle O'Reillys and Sarsfield Guards leading. About 1200 people attended as speeches praised Irish independence and Emmet’s character.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Robert Emmet
Division 20
Boyle O’reilly
John Boyle O’reillys
Michael O’donovan
William Doherty
Sarsfield Guards
John Y. F. Blake
James Reardon
Revere
Lawrence H. Sullivan
Peter O'Neil
Lawrence
J. T. Gallagher
J. P. Nevins
Major Anderson
Haverhill
Mr. Dennison
Timothy Hayes
Boyle O’reillys
England
Ireland
James Minahan
Peter O’neil
Joseph L. Cox
Emmet Anniversary Observed by Clan-na-Gael at South Boston Hall
In Clan-na-Gael Hall South Boston about 1000 attendees honored Robert Emmet's memory with afternoon speeches by T H Dowd T J Collins and John Sullivan and James Griffin reciting Emmet's dock speech. Evening program led by John J Teevans featured remarks by McNary Sullivan Doherty Melsaac Logan Linehan Donoghue and musical numbers by Flynn Kenney Hennesey and others.
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Clan-na-Gael
D Street
Boston
Celtic Club
Robert Emmet
Greater
T. J. Murphy
Matthew Cummings
T. H. Dowd
T. J. Collins
John Sullivan
James Griffin
Emmet
Thomas Donegan
Richard Dwyer
Joseph J. Casey
John J. Teevans
William 8. McNary
M. J. Sulivan
Thomas F. Doherty
D. V. Melsaac
E. L. Logan
F. J. Linehan
T. J. Donoghue
John Flynn
Patrick J. Kenney
Patrick Hennesey
J. J. Casey
Plano
Emmet’s Ireland meeting in Chicago calls for national independence
At the Auditorium the United Irish Societies of Chicago held a large gathering on the 100th anniversary of Robert Emmet’s execution. Resolutions asserted that Irish independence is the sole path to satisfy Irish aspirations, with speakers including General Nelson A. Miles Rabbi Hirsch Judge Marcus Kavanagh and John F Finerty.
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Chicago
United Irish Societies of
Robert Emmet
Ireland
Emmet
Nelson A. Miles
Rabbi Hirsch
Marcus Kavanagh
John F. Finerty
Irish Emmet Tribute Held by Middlesex Divisions
Divisions 36 and 40 of the A O H Middlesex county held a joint tribute in Unity Hall Union Square Somerville to honor Robert Emmet and Ireland’s sacrifices under English rule. Music and speeches followed welcomes by President Michael Donovan of 36 and remarks from Bernard Mc Grath of Division 17.
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Middlesex County
Ireland
England
Unity Hall
Union Square
Somerville
Robert Emmet
Michael Donovan
Bernard McGrath
Commemorative Robert Emmet Demonstration in South Boston
Large audience attended the National Hall event in South Boston led by Division 68 A O H President Stephen J. Moore presiding. Ex-Representative William J. Sullivan spoke on The Life and Times of Robert Emmet, interspersed with songs from O Reilly and Mitchell, drawing hearty cheers at conclusion.
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Robert Emmet
National Hall
South Boston
Division 68
Stephen J. Moore
William J. Sullivan
John Boyle O'Reilly
John Mitchell
Emmet
Emmet commemoration meeting at 164 Canal street
The Hon John R Murphy spoke at a Robert Emmet execution commemoration held by the John Boyle O Reilly Literary Association with John M Cotter as chair. Other speakers included Mr O Hare, Matthew Cummins, and Mr Lehan amid an Irish music program.
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John R. Murphy
Robert Emmet
John Boyle O’reilly
Mr. Lehan
Emmet
Cambridge
Roughan Hall entertains 300 at A. O. H. program
In Roughan Hall Charlestown A. O. H. Division 1 hosted about 300 persons for an afternoon program directed by Martin E. Joyce. Local musical features led by Joseph Sweeney opened the event with brief remarks by Joyce and Andrew Trahey, and councilman Conway spoke on Emmet. Refreshments followed.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Martin E. Joyce
Joseph Sweeney
Joyce
Andrew Trahey
Conway
Emmet
Gaelic School Observes Emmet Anniversary in Gaelic Program
The Gaelic School held a session at the old Franklin School on Washington near Dover with about 200 attendees. After a business meeting, a program commemorated Robert Emmet's execution with P. J. O'Daly as presiding officer, including a Gaelic reading of Emmet's dock speech, songs in Gaelic and English, and several new members admitted.
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Franklin School
Washington Street
Dover
Robert Emmet
P. J. O'Daly
Emmet
Emmet Anniversary Observed by Brighton A O H Division
Division 21 A O H of Brighton held a large gathering at Roddy's Hall to commemorate Emmet's execution and demonstrate the five degrees of the new ritual with staff from Newton Division 35. Speeches featured Presidents Kelly and Cahill, Downey, Phelyn, and others.
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Brighton
Roddy’s Hall
Emmet
Division
Newton
Daniel O’connell
Patrick J. Campbell
Timothy O'Connor
Patrick Quinn
Martin Kenney
Thomas J. Kelly
John Cahill
Mortimer Downey
Cambridge
William T. Phelyn
Bowen
Middlesex
Emmet anniversary observed by Hibernian TA Association
The Hibernian Total Abstinence Association held a Rathbone Hall commemoration of Father Mathew's birthday with President Maurice Dinneen chairing. Patriotic speeches were given by Dinneen Murphy Carey and others. A preliminary meeting appointed a committee including Dinneen McCarthy Carey Byrne Barrett McCormick Daley Forrester and V A Carey to arrange observances and represent the society at the Suffolk County T A ball.
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Emmet
Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Maurice Dinneen
Dinneen
Lawrence E. Murphy
Stephen V. A. Carey
Father Mathew
D. A. McCarthy
J. Byrne
B. L. Barrett
Annie McCormick
Messrs. M. Dinneen
Edward Daley
C. J. Forrester
8. V. A. Carey
The
Society
Suffolk County
Celebration in Roxbury marks Emmet's execution anniversary
Roxbury held a union demonstration to commemorate Emmet's execution organized by the Daniel Cash man Gaelic School the Sheares Brothers Club and the John Mitchell Club. The event occurred in John Mitchell Hall Tremont street and drew a crowded turnout last evening.
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Roxbury
Emmet
Daniel Cashman Gaelic School
Sheares Brothers Club
John Mitchell Club
John Mitchell
Tremont Street
Hundredth Anniversary Observed for Emmet in Pawtucket
The Clan na Gaels held public exercises in Music Hall Pawtucket Rhode Island marking the 100th anniversary of Robert Emmet's execution. Speakers included James M. Sullivan former Mayor John J. Fitzgerald and Governor Garvin. A street parade featured the State Regiment Trish Volunteers escorting the guests.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Clan-na-Gaels
Robert Emmet
Music Hall
James M. Sullivan
New Haven
L. F. ©. Garvin
John J. Fitzgerald
State Regiment Trish
Rally for McGrady to Nomination in City Hall Hall
A rally in Spelman Hall tonight supports Councilman Edward F. McGrady as a candidate for nomination to the House. Speakers include John J. Conway Ward 23 William J. Barrett Ward 18 Michael Spillane Ward 19 Joseph F. Carter Ward 2 John J. Collins Painters Union Joseph B F Whall Printing Pressmen Union Henry A Horgan Web Pressman's Union and Frank Campbell Patrick H Brosnithan will preside.
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Spelman Hall
Edward F. Mc Grady
John J. Conway
William J. Barrett
Michael Spillane
Joseph F. Carter
John J. Collins
the Painters’ Union
Joseph B. F. Whall
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Henry A. Horgan
Web Pressman's Union
Frank. Campbell
Patrick H. Brosnithan
Tomorrow's Primary Election Spars With New System
Boston faces a first test of the reform primary with voting from 6 AM to 4 PM. The article outlines expected voter turnout, party rivalries, and contests across wards for Governor Council, senator, and representative seats, noting machine influence and independent momentum in a city-wide clash.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Governor's Council
State Committee
Daniel W. Lane
Dr. Murphy
Clerke
Klemm
Andrews
Kilemmn
House of Representatives
Fitzgerald
Ward
Dorchester
Captain Clark's Candidacy Draws Military Interest
The candidacy of Captain Thomas F. Clark for the nomination to the House of Representatives has attracted general attention among military circles. Local veterans express support as Clark campaigns across the district, highlighting his service record and proposed policy priorities.
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Thomas F. Clark
House of Representatives
Fitzgerald urges continued effort as Ward 6 vote looms
Senator Henry 8 Fitzgerald tells 43 canvassers from the Jefferson Club in Jefferson Hall Hanover Street that a large Democratic vote will be cast in Ward 6 next Tuesday. He orders them to keep working to boost turnout and support for the third Suffolk district.
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Henry
Fitzgerald
Suffolk
Wanvassers
Jefferson Club
Jefferson Hall
Hanover Street
Healey to Close Campaign in Ward 2 Rallies
Representative William C Healey, seeking renomination from Ward 2, will end his campaign with addresses at Jeffries Point the Jefferson Club Carpenters Hall and Marion Associates rooms. Supporters say he is a sure winner.
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William C
Healey
Jeffries Point
Jefferson Club
Carpenters’ Hall
Marion Associates
McIsaac Endorsed At Ward 13 Meetings In Suffolk Race
Two Ward 13 gatherings backed Daniel V. McIsaac for Senator in the sixth Suffolk district. At the Lithuanian Club on Broadway Extension McIsaac, William Martin and Congressman McNary spoke as members endorsed McIsaac. A Workingmen's Club meeting with President Dempsey presiding also featured McIsaac and McNary addressing supporters.
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Daniel V. McIsaac
Suffolk
Broadway Extension
Messrs. McIsaac
William Martin
McNary
McIisaac
Workingmen’s Club
Dempsey
Democrats of Somerville Rally Tour Across Wards
The Democrats of Somerville plan rallies tonight in Ward 1 at Clark Bennett School and at the Democratic headquarters, in Ward 2 at Prospect Hill and Perry Schools and at the corner of Webster Avenue and Columbia Street, and in Ward 6 at Carr School. Speakers include Daniel J. Kiley, Alderman James T. Barrett, James W. Kenney, Edward J. Flynn, Alderman D. C. Mahoney, Alderman William M. Kelley, W. J. Cunningham, W. H. Flynn, Philip Keen, William A. Flaherty and others.
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Democrats
Somerville
Clark Bennett School
Somerville Avenue
Democratic
Washington Street
Prospect Hill School
Perry School
Webster Avenue
Columbia Street
Carr
Letter to the editor challenges an Italian Democratic Club claim
Frank Ciambelli of 294 Hanover Street denies a meeting at 2 Hanover Street on Friday September 18 and says the Italian Democratic Club in Ward 6 has no longer existed. He asserts the building is a dwelling and some speakers are Republicans not club members.
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Italian Democratic Club
Hlanover Street
Henry §. Fitzgerald
Man Reunites with Mother After Twenty Years
George Franklin Pierce of Worcester located his mother Mrs Rose Pierce in Holden after twenty years. Separated as a child during his mother’s widowhood he began a search and traced her through records of a Worcester institution where he once lived.
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Holden
George Franklin Pierce
Worcester
Rose Pierce
Pierce
Murder motive tied to love triangle at Westport case
A quarrel over Mrs. Sherman is alleged by police to explain the murder of Tillinghast Kirby at Westport on Sept. 9. Angles Snell, in love with Sherman, is under arrest in New Bedford and to be arraigned in Police Court tomorrow morning.
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New Bedford
Tillinghast Kirby
Westport
Angles Snell
Snell
Sarah Sherman
Horse Neck Beach
Kirby
Burton Head
Head
Tillman Trial Begins Today in Lexington
Jim Tillman faces trial for the murder of Narcisso E. Gonzales editor of the State. Defense aims to present justification with P A Nelson as counsel. Trial postponed to Wednesday or Thursday. Judge Frank B Gray to preside. Tillman has been jailed eight months.
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Columbia
D. C
Jim Tillman
Narcisso E. Gonzales
Lexington
Tillman
P. A. Nelson
Townsend
Pope
Frank B. Gray
James H. Tillman
South Carolina
N. B. Gonzales
Columbia State
Gonzales
Benjamin Tillman
Andrew C. MacDonald Dies at Medford Home
Andrew C. MacDonald, a highly respected figure, dies at his Medford home. Details note his standing in the community and the city’s reaction to the loss.
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Andrew C. MacDonald
Medford
Local citizen dies at home on Swan Street
A well known town resident died early today at the family home 71 Swan Street He leaves a widow eight sons and two grandchildren. The funeral will be from the home on Tuesday.
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Swan Street
Malden's Missing Boy Found Safe in Rochester Fair
Francis White a 14 year old Malden schoolboy who had been missing from Boylston street since Tuesday sent a telegram from Rochester New Hampshire stating he was all right and would be home Wednesday morning. Police suspect he rode freight to Rochester after visiting Reading fair and earning a few dollars.
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Malden
Francis White
Boylston Street
Rochester
N. H
Dither
Death of Leroy A. Whittier Cambridge man 67
Leroy A. Whittier a Cambridge resident and Riverside Press proofreader aged 67 died at his home on Granite Street yesterday. A prominent Mason and longtime Cambridge resident he belonged to Harvard Street M E Church and served as Sunday school assistant superintendent. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters.
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Leroy A. Whittier
Granite Street
Cambridge
Whittier
Riverside Press
Harvard Street
M. E
Hebrew New Year Observance Grips Boston
About 60 000 Orthodox Jews in Greater Boston suspend work and close shops for Rosh Hashanah observances. Orthodox and Reformed communities mark the New Year with three days of prayer, worship across synagogues, and restrictions on shaving fire and schools.
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Greater
Boston
Made to Order Suits At $15 Feature Guaranteed Fit
The ad invites you to order a Made to Order suit for $15 with a guaranteed fit and a deposit refund if not satisfied. Fall woolens are shown with more styles and quality for suits to measure at $15, $17.50, $20, and $25, asserting superior value over other tailors in the city.
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C. E. Morgan
C. Bowen
P. J. Mooney
Middlesex County Board
D. C. Mahoney
Patrick Curran
E. J. Mullaney
Division 40
William Dingevan
Cornelius Morgan
John Ronayne
J. A. Dennison
Orator
Boyle O'Reilly Association
South
Want Emmet
United Irish Societies of Chicago
Brighton Hibernians
Honor Emmet
M’grady
Richard Sullivan
M. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Michael J. Sullivan
Hayes
Ponce
Mansfield-Gartland
Mansfield
Gartland
Daniel V. McIisaac
Norris
Logan
David Leahy
McInerney
Andrew Peters
John F. Cusick
Stephen P. Galvin
Owen A Galvin
Galvin
Clark
Ward 2
Common Council
Captain Clark
M. E. Bradley
W. C
Flaherty
Sheehan
Donnelly
Bradley
Conry
East Boston
Signal Corps
Santiago
East
M’isaac
Kling
Gale & Kent
Court St
Thomas H. Tighe
Atkinson Furnishing Co
Shawmut Furniture CO
Tremont St
Comer’s College
Washington St
Cor. Beach
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