Tay Pay O Connor Irish MP Visit to Boston
Pen profile of T P O'Connor famed Irish nationalist and parliamentarian. Born 1848 in Athlone he rose from Dublin News Letter reporter to Galway MP in 1880. His career spans journalism and politics with Beaconsfield Life and Beaton connections, highlighting Irish parliamentary strain and fundraising realities.
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Boston
T. P. O’connor
United Irish League
Irish Nationalist Party
O'Connor
Queen’s College, Galway
London
Daily Telegram
Disraeli
Parnell
Biggar
Obstruction
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Athlone
Dublin News
Bril Haney
Ireland
O’connor
Beeton
Lord Beaconsfield
Pall Mall Gazette
House of Commons
Beaconsfield
London Star
London Sun
Sun
Boston Pilot
Patrick Donahoe
T. P
O'Connor Sees Great Irish Movement In Parliament
The Irish party leader and United Irish League president discusses home rule, Irish unity, and American influence in England. He praises parliamentary gains, vows continued struggle, and notes his simple, hard working lifestyle. He lives at Oakley Lodge Chelsea with his American-born wife, a journalist.
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O’connor
United Irish League
Ireland
House of Commons
Great Britain
England
World
The
Land League
Friends of Ireland
America
London
New York
Parnell
Automobiles Replace Carriage Industry Says Leader
Maurice Connolly of Dubuque Iowa president of the Carriage Builders National Association declares automobiles have displaced carriages to the point that builders must retire or switch to auto bodies at the 37th annual meeting in Washington on October 19.
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Washington
Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
Carriage Builders’ National Association of the United
Fire destroys starch factory at Limestone village
Fire destroyed the starch factory dye house and woodshed of George S. Osborne at Limestone village in Fort Fairfield Maine, burning potatoes and starch. Losses were about 8000 dollars with 60 percent insured. The Malachi McCallan livery stable also burned, and nearby buildings were saved by a bucket brigade.
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Fort Fairfield
George S. Osborne
Limestone Village
Malachi McCallan
Man's Body Found in Hoosac River Near North Adams
The body of 45 year old barber Fred LeRiche was found in the south branch of the Hoosac River. Medical Examiner O J Brown ruled the death an accidental drowning.
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North Adams
Fred LeRiche
Hoosac River
O. J. Brown
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