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Foreign News
July 22, 1903
The Spokane Press
Spokane, Spokane County, Washington
What is this article about?
In Dublin on July 23, the King received addresses and expressed sympathy for Ireland's social and material advancement, hoping to learn about living conditions during his visit.
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King Sympathizes
With Irishmen.
DUBLIN, July 23.—The king received a large number of addresses at Dublin castle today. In replying to the address of the citizens' committee he said that he had always been in sympathy with the advance of the social and material interests of Ireland. He hoped during his visit to become thoroughly acquainted with the actual conditions under which the people live and work.
With Irishmen.
DUBLIN, July 23.—The king received a large number of addresses at Dublin castle today. In replying to the address of the citizens' committee he said that he had always been in sympathy with the advance of the social and material interests of Ireland. He hoped during his visit to become thoroughly acquainted with the actual conditions under which the people live and work.
What sub-type of article is it?
Royal Event
Political
What keywords are associated?
King Visit
Dublin Addresses
Ireland Sympathy
Social Interests
What entities or persons were involved?
The King
Where did it happen?
Dublin
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Dublin
Event Date
July 23.
Key Persons
The King
Event Details
The king received a large number of addresses at Dublin castle today. In replying to the address of the citizens' committee he said that he had always been in sympathy with the advance of the social and material interests of Ireland. He hoped during his visit to become thoroughly acquainted with the actual conditions under which the people live and work.