Saturday May 20, 1916
Dublin, Ireland - Countess Markievicz Seeks to Convert

From the The Wichita Beacon of May 18, 1916:

The Countess Markievicz, Joan of Arc of the Irish revolution, who kissed the revolver with which she killed a redcoat, and who [having escaped a death sentence] is now a life prisoner in Mountjoy, has indicated a desire to be baptized into the Catholic Church. The archbishop of her own church, the English establishment, offended her by appealing to the government for greater severity towards the rebels.

Friday May 19, 1916
New Castle, Pennsylvania - James Connolly Edited Socialist Free Press

From the New Castle News of May 15, 1916:

Saturday May 13, 1916
Dublin, Ireland - Socialist and Labor Leader, James Connolly, Executed

James Connolly and John McDermott, Executed Friday May 12th
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Thursday May 11, 1916
Chicago, Illinois - America Union Workers Plead for Life of Irish Rebel

In a meeting of the Chicago Federation of Labor this past Sunday, a resolution was passed that a message should be sent to London making a plea for the life of the Irish Rebel, James Connolly. Connolly is well known and much respected by the trade unionists and Socialists of Chicago, having once been a resident of the city where he was active in both movements on behalf of the working class.

Monday May 8, 1916
Report from Dublin on the Wedding of a Martyred Irish Rebel

Wednesday May 3, 1916
New York, New York - Packed Meeting of Irish Society Supports Dublin Revolt