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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
15
Irish newspaper report notes Mrs MacSwiney predicting Ireland’s near freedom as the United States foresees independence soon. She discusses Trumped by British rule, the hoped friendship between Ireland and Britain, and her planned Washington testimony while under police escort and amid crowding at hotel events and cathedral visits.
Mrs MacSwiney discusses her husband Terence MacSwiney and family history in Cork as she answers questions about the Irish Republic. She notes limited opposition in the line of questioning, recalls 1904 events, and mentions siblings, career parents, and her father’s role as a coal dealer. The interview touches on English relations and the fate of relatives in the Irish struggle.
The piece details tensions around Ireland and freedom, noting statements against war, comments by Mrs. MacSwiney and Oswald Villard in New York, and a mass at a cathedral. It mentions De Valera’s visit, Mrs. MacSwiney’s plans to Washington, and reflections on Irish political activity and education.
An announcement by William Jimrohibition enforcement agent district details anise flavored puddings served at home and ban on such seasoned dishes in restaurants or hotels for Christmas dinner tables as part of individual supply restrictions.
The Observer notes that a Christmas truce depends on the Catholic Churchs involvement and a surge of peaceful sentiment in Parliament. It reports Galway county councils show early peace resolutions, while Prime Minister questions loom about government stance on Sinn Fein and Irish policy amid wartime unrest.
A brief, garbled OCR fragment questions how wealth relates to power and control. It hints at a link between inherited or concentrated wealth and political or social influence, suggesting barriers to fair access to resources. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
A Macroom order is issued on the charge that assassins used concealed revolvers. The shooting of Joseph Rowlevi, the prominent San Finer, aboard the Galway express at Broadstone station is clarified by an official statement. The assailants were police Sydney tied with the virility of Une auction. Rawwley was mortally wounded and died at the hospital this morning.
The Rev De Carl Wallace Petty preached at Mount Morris Baptist Church denouncing the Union Club riot. He ridiculed Irish leaders and insisted the Irish question is an internal British matter. He condemned De Valera’s presence in America and criticized Archbishop Hayes for backing display of British allegiance at the Union Club.
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