Connor 4 Touching Sketch To the Memory
To the memory of Connor four touching sketches accompany a memorial card honoring the late individual. The text commemorates Connor with simple lines and respectful sentiment.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1886
Page
3
Irish immigrant's devotion and a tragic farewell
The tale follows Patrice Connor, an Irish immigrant who works in New York, saves for a wife Nora and son Jamesy, and eventually fulfills his dream by bringing them to America. After hardship, theft robs him, but he endures, and later reunites in spirit as Nora and he die, leaving a final, poignant scene by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Bawn
Bawn
Caly
Tim O'Tool
Nora
Jamesy
Jess
Connor
Sam
Saace
Sthole
John Jones
Petrel
Pat Connor
Aaid
U An
el Hee Tell
Dale
Fragmentary notice fragment hints at Canada related farming topics
Fragmented OCR text mentions Canada farming and small ad content. It references officials in a 82 page journal and lists W. VanHorne, John M. Egan, and Robert Kerr in travel or railway roles. Substantive details are garbled but indicate a publication with ads and notices.
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Patrice Connor
The
Nor West Farmer
Manitoba
Efinire
Prairie Provinces
Nor's West Farmer
Manitoba Miller
Canada
Weefal
Amr
Canadian Pacific
W. ©. Vanhorne
John M. Egan
Robert Kerr
Dominion
Gomwu
West Bere
Enna
Crystal City
Sane
NEW Bakery
A. McKenzie
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