De Valera Heads to Boston for Addresses and Debate
Sinn Fein leader Eamonn de Valera departs for Boston for invited speeches in the Massachusetts House and at Fenway Park and other venues. A Cambridge mayoral message invites him, while O Leary proposes a debate with Rev Irvine in New York.
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House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Fenway Park
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Boston
Hie Mas
Providence
Massachusetts House
de Valera
John H.sartlett
New Hampshire
Moise Verrette
Manchester
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
House
Republic
Waldorf
Cambridge
Republic of Ireland
Harvard University
Washington
Ian MacPherson
Ireland
Harry J. Boland
Hylan
Board of Aldermen
Eamonna
Olera
Benjamin Prasklin
Irelata
Jeremiah
Irvine
de Watera
O'Leary
Wallers
Leary
Academy of Music
Broocklyn
Sinn Fein Attacks On Wilson and Taft Highlight Irish World Press
Irish World papers in 1919 criticize President Wilson and Secretary Daniels and Admiral Sims as pro British. They spotlight Taft’s alleged pro British stance and accuse Sims of Anglo alignment, citing editorials and cablegrams from Gaelic American and other Irish periodicals.
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Sinn Fein
America
Edward de Valera
Wilson
William Snowden Sims
William H. Taft
Navy Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Sims
Great Britain
Mr. Taft
Admiral Sims
Trish
Taft
London
United States
League of Nations
Wmresident
John Dewey
Daniels
Mins
England
Sinn Fein and de Valera Visit Stir Anglo American Talk
In reaction to de Valera’s planned U S trip discussions turn to how Dublin aims to shape Anglo American relations. A British cartoon mocks Sinn Fein as a revolutionary figure appealing to Wilson, who replies with cautious brotherly support.
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Ireland
de Valera
America
Sinn Fein
Punch
Philanderer
Wilson
Irish Envoys Returning From Paris Mission
In Paris on June 27 the Irish representative delegation learned that the Irish question at the Peace Conference rests with Premier Clemenceau. Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne will sail back to the United States on Saturday aboard the Savoie. John A. Murphy of Buffalo joins the European section of the American Commission on Irish Independence.
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Paris
United States
Clemenceau
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Savoie
Messrs. Dunne
Walsh
John
Irish Dominion Plan outlines self government within empire
A manifesto from the Irish Dominion League proposing a dominion status for Ireland within the British Empire. It envisions Ireland with home rule, no Westminster representation, league and imperial council membership, and maintained defense under British command. Ulster safeguards and partial conscription limits are addressed. Signers include Horace Plunkett and various Unionists and Irish leaders.
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London
Ireland
Irish Ldominion League
Horace Plunkett
Westminster
League of Nations
Imperial Conference Council of Parliament
Irish Teachiament
Ulster
Irish Dominion League
Empire
Old Irish Party
Hands Off Russia Slogan Drives Labor Demonstration
British French and Italian labor leaders plan a July 20 or 21 march to protest Allied intervention in Russia and demand stop to conscription. Resolutions urge industrial action by Trade Union Congress to pressure Britain and Triple Alliance.
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Southport
England
Russia
Arthur Herglerson
Henderson
Europe
Trade Union Congress
Triple Alliance
British Cabinet Faces French Protest Telegrams Delayed
A government official noted that protests from French Socialist leaders were not discussed by the Cabinet. He said Lloyd George authorized M. Longuet and M. Frossard to proceed to Southport, but they had already begun returning to France.
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Paris
Jean Longuet
M. Frossard
Socialist Party
Folkestone
Southport
M. Longnet
Lloyd George
Longuet
Frossard
Andrew Bonar Law
London
M. Longuet
France
Reds Driven From Odessa and Kherson
Paris June 27 Ukrainian forces have reoccupied Odessa and Kherson according to an unofficial dispatch from Berlin. OMSK June 28 On the Ufa front the retirement of the Siberian forces has been virtually stopped with occasional offensives continuing.
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Omsk
Ufa
Paris
Havas
Odessa
Kherson
Berlin
Siberia
Associated Press
Allied Aid for Kolchak Forces May Arrive This Summer
The article notes Allied support for the Kolchak government is urged to arrive by August to affect the 1919 campaign against Bolshevik forces. It reports Russia’s army growth, equipment superiority of the enemy, and a readiness list spanning tanks airplanes compasses and cartridge belts. Soukine voices optimism about American war materials arriving promptly.
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Krasno-Usimak
T Kolchak
Foreign Office
War Department
America
M. Soukine
American Relief Workers Aid Lithuanians After Baltic Offensive
American relief workers follow General Zakauskas army as it resumes the push against Bolsheviks near Dvinsk. About 50 000 Lithuanians remain hungry as food shortages persist and child welfare efforts expand with aid. Typhus reported in the Dvinsk district.
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Paris
Zakauskas
Dvinsk
Herbert Hoover
Interallied Food Commission
Howell Forman
Koyno
Aldonias Slipupas
Philadelphia Woman's College
Holbrook Will Disposes Estate Value At Ten Million
Estate of Edward Holbrook, head of Silversmiths and Gorham, totaling about $10 million, faces a $500,000 state inheritance tax and a larger federal levy. The will includes substantial bequests to relatives and friends, with the widow Frances S. Holbrook receiving the Stamford estate and a $1,000,000 securities choice plus the residuary estate. It also names John S. Holbrook and Mme Lillian de Valincourt as heirs with trusts, while other relatives receive fixed sums and small bequests to hospitals receive modest gifts.
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Edward Holbrook
Silversmiths Company
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Stamford
Conn
Stamford Hospital
Rhode Island Hospital of
Providence
New York Polycl
Mme
Lillian de Valincourt
Neuilly
France
Guillaume de Valincourt
Grace S. Holbrook
Ambiguous Will Distribitions Detail Family Bequests
The will allocates Alfred 5000 dollars and 3040 to buy a house, Catherine Holbrook receives 2500, John A. a legacy of 10000 pounds plus a house in Ashland Massachusetts and 2000 dollars, and Mrs Holbrook gets 25000 to distribute among domestic servants. Other bequests range from 1000 to 2000 to friends and Gorham Company associates.
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Alfred
Catherine Holbrook
Gilbert Holbrook
John A
Cete
Ashland
Mass
Gorham Company
Inventor sues over bearing boxes patent claim
Newark inventor Charles F Guggenbuechler seeks an injunction to control a badbitting bearing box for locomotives claiming it will save railroads 25 million dollars annually. The suit follows a Supreme Court decision on assignment to V. Lutz and government defenses amid concerns of enemy alien status and patent exploitation stakes.
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Supreme Court
Hendrick
Charles F. Ciuggenbuechler
Newark
J City
V. Lutz
Cems
Lutz
Gughenbuehja
Wartz
Caplot
Brewer Denies Interest in Ledger Purchase
Lucius T. Russell said Arthur Brisbane had not returned from the country and no statement would be issued until a definite agreement was reached. Christian Feigenspan denied backing Brisbane or having interest beyond being a creditor of Russell. he lent money to finance The Ledger but claimed no involvement in the deal.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Pees
House Committee On State Department
Polk
State Department
Boris Bakhmeteff
Kerensky
New York
Mason
Illinois
Siberia
Arthur Brisbane
Newark Morning and Evening Ledger
Lucius T. Russell
Brisbane
Christian Feigenspan
United States Brewers’ Association
Russell
Feigenspan
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Pfoneter
Senate
Britain
New York Times
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Plunkett
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Conscrip
REDS
Gordon Gins
Red Heart
Jamaica
Merito Spanish
Mackenzie Ports
Vermouth
Green River
E. LA Montagne’s Sons
Madison Avenue
Vanderbilt
New York City
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Gorham Co
Bulk
Adi Drug
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West
Canal
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125Th St
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