The journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol. II, 1899Various
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The journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol. II, 1899
Various
American-Irish Historical Society -- Periodicals; Ethnology -- United States -- Periodicals; Irish Americans -- Periodicals
1898. April 20. Hon. John H. Stiness, a justice of the Rhode Island
supreme court, sends regrets that he cannot attend
the meeting on the 21st instant.
1898. April 21. Ninth meeting of the Society’s Council is held at the
Narragansett Hotel, Providence, R. I. Letter read
from Hon. Eli Thayer, Worcester, Mass.
1898. April 21. In the evening, following this Council meeting, a
reception and banquet was given the Council by the
Rhode Island members of the Society, at the
Narragansett, Providence. Dennis Harvey Sheahan of
Providence presided.
1898. April 21. The post-prandial exercises at this banquet included a
paper by Thomas Hamilton Murray, the
secretary-general, on “Matthew Watson, an Irish
Settler of Barrington, R. I., 1722.” There were
addresses by President Andrews of Brown University;
Prof. Alonzo Williams of Brown; Hon. John C. Linehan,
Concord, N. H.; Rev. Arthur J. Teeling, Lynn, Mass.;
Joseph Smith, Lowell, Mass.; Capt. E. O’Meagher
Condon, New York city; James Jeffrey Roche and Thomas
J. Gargan, Boston, Mass., and other gentlemen.
1898. April 21. Prof. William M. Sloane of Columbia University, New
York, admitted to membership.
1898. April 28. James G. Hickey, manager of the United States Hotel,
Boston, Mass., becomes a life member of the Society.
1898. May 15. Death of Andrew Athy, Worcester, Mass., a life member.
1898. May 15. Secretary-General Murray addressed a meeting at Bangor,
Me., in the interests of the Society. William F.
Curran of Bangor, presided.
1898. May 21. Secretary-General Murray visits Springfield, Mass., to
enlarge the Society’s membership, and receives
valuable assistance from Edward A. Hall and Dr.
Philip Kilroy, both of that city.
1898. June. Secretary-General Murray this month visited Portsmouth
and Dover, N. H.; New Haven, Conn.; New Bedford and
Holyoke, Mass. Special courtesies were shown him at
Portsmouth by John Griffin; at Dover, by John A.
Hoye; and at New Bedford by Edmund O’Keefe and Rev.
James F. Clark.
1898. June 3. Edward Fitzpatrick, Louisville, Ky., contributes an
article to _The Times_ of that city on “Early Irish
Settlers in Kentucky.”
1898. June 21. Death of John R. Alley, Boston, Mass., a life member of
the Society.
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