St Patrick's Day Irish Meeting Ends In Charity
A Dublin schoolhouse meeting on St Patrick's Day dissolves into a quarrel over a parade or banquet when Father O Connell intervenes. He then urges funds for Widow O Houlahan and the group distributes food and gifts, transforming the day into a charitable drive. Pat Quinlan and others present donations of codfish a chicken and money amid grateful children.
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Butt
Pat Coogan
Hans
Gintilmin
St. Patrick
Paddy Quinlan
Childre
Quinlan
Jerrymyer
Mr. Quinlan
Cabinet
Houses of Lords
Cominons
Ireland
Gildoroy
Coogan
Dublin Bay
Patsey Farrell
O’'Houlahan
St Patrick and His Irish World Across the Globe
A survey of St Patrick's Day customs from Ireland to Australia and America, noting Irish pride, marches, and feasts, with wartime heroes and the pride of the Irish in the United States. The article traces Patrick’s birth legends, youth captivity, missionary work in Ireland, and legends of miracles, ending with relics, burial, and later abbey events.
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Erin
Tom Moore
Ireland
RT. Patrick's Day
Colt
Saxon
Orange
Ribbonmen
Londonderry
Parnellites
O'Hoggartys
McSwynes
O’hoggartys
United States
America
St. Petrick
Boston
Bunker Hill
England
James Anthony Froude
St. Patrick
Scotland
Wales
France
Holy
Armoric Gaul
Coglan
Holy Tours
Niall Neeallach
Niall
Loire
Patrick
Calphurnius
Succath
Milcho Huanan
Dalaradia
Britain
Wicklow
Sinell
Colgan
Rome
Saballum
Armagh
Saul
Down
Ulster
St. Columb
St. Brigid
Cathedral of
St. Patrick’s
Leonard
Lord Gray
Tower Hill
London
Land of Erin in Colonial Verse by T D Sullivan
The poem from The Irish American by T D Sullivan expresses a strong Irish identity tied to Irish homeland and American birth. The speaker claims Irish blood and devotion, describing remembered landscapes, mementos, and reverence for Erin despite living on American soil.
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T. D. Bullivan
Columbia
Erin
March 17 events noted in historical tradition
The entry lists notable happenings on March 17 including St Patrick’s death anniversary, Noah's voyage legend, Marcus Aurelius Antoninus death in AD 180, birth of Samuel Patterson the London auctioneer in 1728, and death of David Dale. It also mentions St Joseph of Arimathea patronage of Glastonbury and St Gertrude’s martyrdom in Brabant on March 47 059.
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St. Patrick
Noah
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
Samuel Patterson
London
David Dale
Robert Dale Owen
Joseph of
Arimathea
Glastonbury
Gertrude
Brabant
St Patrick and Early Irish Christian Legacy
The piece recounts St Patrick's chair at Glen of Altadaven and St Patrick's bell and shrine as symbols of Christianization. It notes Armagh as the metropolitan see, progress of schools and churches, Glendalough with St Kevin's abbey, and a long history of warfare from Danes to Normans that divided Ireland's bright and dark eras.
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Ireland
St. Patrick
Glen
Altadaven
St. Bernard
Armagh
Europe
Patrick
Glendalough
St. Kevin
St. Kevin's
Kieran
Pensions for Soldiers Back Pay and Increases Expanded
Under a favorable federal law recently passed by Congress soldiers eligible for back pay pensions or increased claims can obtain them readily. J. Adams, Dak.
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Congress
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Davison County Lot 12 Block 8
By judgment dated November 14 1887 in Davison County District Court Orlando R Betts is owed 3451 59 with 267 55 costs and interest. On April 14 1888 at 10am the front door of Mitchell Court House the Lot 12 Block 8 village of Mitchell Davison County Dakota will be sold at public auction to satisfy the judgment and costs with proceeds applied as directed. O C Stanchfield Sheriff of Davison County. L S Swezey attorney for plaintiff Sioux Falls Dakota Territory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Second Judicial District
Dakota Territory
Orlando R. Betts
Plaluttt
George &. Letcher
Matilda S. Letcher
Mitchell
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Towl
O. O. Stanchfield
Davison Co
L.S. Swezey
Sioux Falls
Dak
Timber Culture Notice in Mitchell Dakota County
Complaint filed by Milton M. Price against Henry J. Nichols for failure to cultivate five acres of Timber Culture Entry No. 13371 dated Dec. 24, 1885 in Sanborn county Dak. Contest proceeds. witnesses must appear April 18, 1888 at 10 a.m. before T. F. SINGISER, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Mitchell, Oak
Milton M. Price
Sanborn County
Henry J. Nichols
Dak
T. F. Singiser
Timber Culture Notice and Final Proof Claim in Mitchell Dakota
United States land office at Mitchell Dakota issues a timber culture notice against Samuel B Gourley for failure to comply with entry 12656 verifying non cultivation and tree planting by the second year. The notice sets a hearing date April 26 1888 at 10 am and lists witnesses for Andrew Carlson of Davison county to prove land cultivation before April 9 1887 at Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Cak
Register
TP Orc
Mitchell, Dak
Andrew Carlson
Davison County
T. C
Gustaf Swenson
Alfred F. Litz
Walliam H. Grady
Charles Johnston
Dak. Gzo. B. Eyekitt
RN. Kratz
Att'v
Thomas W. Weis
Hanson County
D. T
Joseph Swift
William Kampkoff
Charles McVee
Charley A. Swift
D.T. Gro
Everirr
Dakota
H. Stevens
Saidland
Obert Livingston
Daniel Thomas
James Ewart
Charles N. Butterfield
Mitelwll
M. H. Rowey
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Odin
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Finn
Cooney Island
Murphy
Mike
Queen's
Pauls
Ike
Patsey
Thare
Phelim Carey
Farrell
Father O’connell
Paith
O'Houlahan
Mr. Moon
Australia
Canada
Dia
Winnipeg
Man
Mercury
Havana
Tom Burke
Knights OF ST. Patrick
Putnam
Warren, Sullivan
Washington
George Washington
Raphoe
Tiis
ST. Kevin's Kitchen
New York
Daly Graphic
Pensions
Capt. Kober
Frica
Mitchell, Oisk
Harris L. Bowen
Samuel B. Gourley
Rand Outfit Free
True & Co
Augusta
Maine
Iness
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
A. M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Ariola
Atlantic
Pacific
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