Rebels surrender as Irish revolt broken, officials say
The official press bureau reports the rebellion in Ireland broken with 707 prisoners taken including Countess Markievicz. Dublin recovers control, Four Courts recaptured, and messengers ordered surrender across Galway Clare Wexford Louth and Dublin counties. Pearse reportedly wounded or surrendered. Connolly killed. Enniscorthy and other towns show mixed results.
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London
Ireland
Markievicz
Dublin
Galway
Clare
Wexford
Louth
Four Courts
Irish command
royal Irish constabulary
Sackville street
Enniscorthy
Ashbourne
County Meath
New Ross
Gorey
Wicklow
enalstown
Arklow
Carlow
Dunlavin
French
Bolands mills
King's End
Pearse
James Connolly
hich
Local Home Wiring Service Offers Free Estimates
The advertisement invites readers to consult before wiring their home and promises to provide estimate services free of charge. It emphasizes courtesy and readiness to assist homeowners with a no cost quote.
Dublin rebellion near collapse as police close cordon
A Dublin uprising appears near collapse as police tighten their cordon. An official casualty list reports twenty seven army officers affected with five killed, twenty one wounded, and one missing, supplementing earlier figures of two killed and five wounded. James Connolly is described as wounded after a bullet pierced his thigh bone while at the ganna post office.
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Dublin
James Connolly
Central News
Connolly
ganna
Seek Owner For $60 000 Relatives Unable To Find Powder Maker
Wilmington May 1 Through the death of his father Edward J Collins a 28 year old powder maker from Carneys Point has become heir to an estate valued at $60 000 but cannot be located A Philadelphia detective has come to Wilmington to conduct a search The missing man is believed to be working at Carneys Point under an assumed name and relatives could not locate him after the will revealed the inheritance
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Wilmington
Del
Edward J. Collins
Philadelphia
Collings
Carney’s Point
Collins
Reuben O Moon
Carney's Point
Hard Coal Costs Two 32 a Ton in 1915 Mining
The Geological Survey reports 1915 anthracite output at 79,459,876 tons valued $181,553,498, averaging $2.32 per ton, slightly above 1914. Employment reached 176,552 miners, with few strikes totaling 3,353 workers for about seven days each.
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Geological Survey
Washington
Hartisburg Beer Rates Challenge Public Service Commission
The Pi charch Brews company faces a complaint with the public service commission over low beer rates in western Pennsylvania. The suit covers a wide territory and targets Pennesiant, Raidmere, Beanmon, and other railroads in the region. The issue centers on alleged pricing deals and caching of beer under current regulations.
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Hartisburg
Sied co
Pennsyhiania
Teutons Suffer Heavy Losses Opposite Hulluch
Paris May 1. German trench capture north of Dead Man's Hill and fifty three prisoners after repulse of German assaults near Lassigny. Argonne air battle. two German officers captured. British and French reports note German gas attacks opposite Hulluch repulsed and looming drive in Flanders feared. Germans massed ~500,000 for a push while British strength exceeds a million. gas blankets the ground behind enemy lines.
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Paris
Dead Man‘s Hill
Lassigny
Vosges
French war office
Argonne
Lasaigny
Hamel
Meuse
Avecourt
Dead Man's Hill
Ban-de- Supt
Tete de Faux
Largizon
Fricourt
Souchex
Ypres-Pilhelm
Hulluch
Flanders
France
London
Forfeits $4000 Automobile In Camden Court
Edgar B. Fritz of Philadelphia forfeited his new $1900 automobile after failing to appear before Magistrate Stackhouse in Camden police court to accept sentence for driving a rat through the city streets while intoxicated.
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Camden
N. J
Edgar B. Fritz
Philadelphia
Stackhouse
Dynamite Under Plant Halts Work At Columbia Conserve
May 1 report from Jehanon Indiana describes thirty four pound sticks of dynamite sent under the building of the Columbia Conserve company causing concerns as the plant suspends operations for a period. Crow Stops Trolley Traffic In Reading. A crow perches on a crossarm and tensions wires near urban trolley lines delaying service about fifteen minutes with feather fragments left behind. German Prisoners Escape From Detention Camp In Lethbridge Alberta By tunneling four feet underground and eleven feet long.
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Dynemite
Jehanon
Ind
Columbia Conserve company
hasher
Reading
Lethbridge
Alberta
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