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The Irish Standard. (Minneapolis, Minn. ; St. Paul I ^-,=? * *• i . 1 I ,l *p ^,-" 4" l' ~ v Tf^ ' ^ v *WY- , "7 s ^ * THE IRISH STANDARD Saturday, May 6, 1916. French make) and a large pike and MEATH. mel decided to promote a testimonial President of Insurance Fund—T. J. ST. LOUIS COUNTY. crook' slashers, with hickory handle St. Patrick's Pay was Gaelic League Doyle, St. Paul. to M. J. Casey, who is retiring from Secretary of Insurance — Thomas County President John Simons, 511 was made near the premises. The Flag Day in Navan and a satisfactory the managership of the local branch Welch, Stillwater. N. 13th Ave. E., Duluth, Minn. Stale Treasurer of Insurance—John i illes were of the olden type and were sum was realized. The following col­ of the National bank, after 52 years' Sheeliy, Montgomery. Division No. l, Duiuth—President covered with rust. lected: P. Conroy, W. J. and J. Ken­ service. State Medical Director—Dr. J. V. William F. Murnlan, 509 E. 3rd St; r News from Ireland O'Connor, St. Paul. Vice Pres., John F. Scanlon, 107 ft W. The death took place on the 14th nedy; J. Reillv and B. Reilly, P. and An extensive range of buildings Director of Insurance Fund — John 5th St.; Fin. and Ins. Sec., W. J. Mc- Moran, Minneapolis; K J. McManua, St Bride, 7 W. 5th St.; Rec. Sec., W. J. ij'st. of an old and respected citizen B. Clarke. The usual annual collec­ used by Messrs. John O'Donnell & Co. Paul; P. L,. Cummings, Minneapolis; J. Lynott, 1224 E. 3d St.; Treas., J. W. of Kilkenny in the person of Mrs. tion will be shortly held and the com­ E. Corcoran, St. Paul; Thomas Welch, Lydon, 426 E. 3d St.; Med. Examiner, Dr. as seed, corn and wool stores in Mar­ Stillwater. E. W. Fahey, 217 New Jersey Bldg. CAR LOW. sympathy was passed to her husband Catherine Reade, Patrick street. The mittee anticipate a still more satis­ ket street, Clonmel, were completely Meetings are held on first and third NATIONAL OFFICERS—1m A. A. O. H. Wednesdays, at Cathedral Hall, Second For a farm in Coolnamar, near Bor- by the Cork Board of Guardians. deceased, who had reached an ad­ factory response. destroyed by fire. The damage amounts Ave. W. and Fourth St. National President—Mrs. Ellen Ryan ris, County Carlow, containing 20% Standing on the banks of the river vanced age, was a member of an old The development of coal and iron to several thousand pounds, and is not Jolly. Pawtucket, R. I. Division No. 4, West Duluth—Presi­ Irish acres, P. O'Neill, auctioneer, En- Aw berg, between Mallow and Fermoy, Kilkenny family, and her demise has National Vice President—Miss B. A. dent, John E. Cullen; Vice Pres., John mines was advocated by P. White at adequately covered by insurance. Mahone", Calumet, Mich. Keenan; Treas., P. H. McGraw; Rec. niscortby, obtained £1,025, or £50 an County Cork, Ireland, is a remarkable caused much regret. the Navan Board of Guardians, and During the public procession in Tip- Natio tl Secretary — Mrs. Adelia Sec., J. W. Bothwell. 601 57th Ave. W.; edifice known as "Johnny Roche's Christy, Cleveland, Ohio. Fin. and Ins. Sec., Jas. Connelly; Mad. acre—a record price in land sales. The death has occurred in his 77th he said there was a seam at Athy, at perary on St. Patrick's Day, a man Natioijil Treasurer—Mrs. Mary C. Examiner, Dr. Payette. Tower." The whole tower was built Connolly, Syracuse, N. Y. P. J. Byrne, Carlow, has been elect year of James Lawler, farmer,, Bish- Follostown to Drogheda. On the mo­ named Philip Donovan, tinsmith, New SCOTT COUNTY. ed solicitor to Baltinglass No. 1 Coun by the labor of one man, who subse­ cpslough, Thomastown. In early life tion of Mr. Tinimons, a resolution was Road collapsed in the street and died STATE OFFICERS—U A. A. O. R. County President, F. J. Leonard, Jar- cil by 23 votes to 13 for P. D. Blayney. quently resided hi it. This individual, he amassed great wealth in Australia. adopted relative to the over-taxation immediately afterwards. President—Mrs. Mary B. Daly, 1806 dan, Minn. who received no education whatever, Central Ave., Minneapolis. Division No. 1, Belle Plalne—Pres., Died—April 2, John Ryan, Garryhill T. Crotty, merchant, Kilkenny, who of Ireland. Mr. Kelly said there should As a result of a fire at Moneygall, Vice President—MISB May E. HammiU, also erected a mill, constructing the Dr. G. R. Maloney, Belle Plalne; Vice school; March 27, at his residence, has been'appointed, a magistrate for be a tax on any land-owner who would near Nenagh, Miss Anne Corr, an aged Duluth. Pres., John Kelley, Belle Plaltie; Rec. Slyguff, Bagnelstown, William Kidd. water wheel alter a special design of Secretary — Ella C. Keating, 147 Sec., John E. Stearns, Belle Plalne; Fin. that city, is a brother of the Very not till a certain proportion of his lady, in whose small shop it occurred, Pleasant Ave., St. Paul. Sec., James H. Stratton, Belle Plain*; Mr. Redmond has written a public his own. Long before the introduction Rev. J. T. Crotty, O. P. land. dropped dead. Her niece, Mrs. Rohan, Treasurer—Miss Mary Coogan, Fari­ Ins. Sec., James H. Stratton, Bella of the bicycle ho went about the coun­ bault. Plaine; Treas., John F. Clarke; Med. Ex­ letter to Mr. Governey, Carlow, in R. H. Smithwick, Co. C., T. C., Kil­ of Toomevara, who was living with Board of Directors—Mary M. Sullivan, aminer, Dr. G. R, Maloney. Meetings which he states that the meeting for try in a wheeled vehicle of his own Duluth; Ellen Conroy, St Paul; Mary are held on first Sunday of month in kenny, has been appointed a magis­ MONAGHAN. her, at the time, was badly burned, J. Rellly, Brair-erd. Fraternity hall, at 12:30 p. m. which the over-taxation resolution construction propelled by foot power. trate. Peadar O'Donnelly, Gaelic League and lies at present at Roscrea Union Auditing Committee—Margaret Scott, St. Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapo­ STEVENS COUNTY. emanated was called and controlled by On the motion of Mr. Donovan, the Died—At Johnstown, James Tynan; organizer under the auspices of Dail hospital in a critical condition. lis; Elizabeth McNally, St. Paul. Mallow Urban Council tendered sin­ Insurance Secretary — Margaret A. men who are hostile to the Irish party at Gorticalogue, Ballingarry, John Lut- Uladh, is at present located in Clones, Grady, Stillwater. County President, M. Mahoney, Mor­ and to the constitutional movement in cere condolence to Mrs. T. Walsh, the trell; at Johnstown, John White, sub- Insurance Treasurer—Margaret Sulli­ ris. from which center he is organizing WATERFORD. van, Rochester. Division No. 1—President. James T. Ireland. This agitation, he states, be­ widow of a recently deceased member postmaster. the counties of .Monaghan, Cavan, and State Medical Director—Dr. E. W. Lawler, Morris; Vice Pres., Frank Han- of the council. Lismore Guardians have passed a Buckley, St. Paul. ranan, Morris; Rec. Sec., Eugene Fits* sides being "mischievous," is "mani­ Fermanagh, with portion of Tyrone, vote of sympathy with P. Meade, edi­ Directors of Insurance Fund—Nellie gerald, Morris; Fin. Sec., J. j. Hanra- festly dishonest," and he warns the E. O'Mahony, organist, St. Patrick's, KINGS. with a view of laying a new foundation Curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St. han, Morris; Ins. Sec., Thos. F. McCan. Cork, has been appointed to St. Pat­ tor Dublin "Telegraph," on the death Paul; Josephine Hagefty, Shieldsvllle; ney, Donnelly; Med. Examiner, Dr. K public against it. At the meeting of the Kings County for the movement in that part of Ul­ of his mother. Anna WUlesen, Duluth; Margaret Nol­ T. Fitzgerald; Sick Committee, Jaha Strong complaints were made at a rick's, Fermoy, and professor of music committee of agriculture, a resolution an, St. Paul. Daly, C. McCarthy, John Ring. Meet­ ster, and enlisting the support of all Most Rev. Dr. Hackett has appoint­ Auditing Committee—Ellen McQrath, ings first Sunday of the. month, at Us meeting of the Carlow Urban Council in St. Colman's College. St. Paul; Annie Kennedy, fi*. Cloud; ney's Hall. * was adopted, on the motion of Rev. classes of the people for the spread of ed the Right Rev. Mgr. Power, P. P., thar no reply had been received from Timothy Forde, a former member of Nellie McColl, St. Paul. Father O'Reilly, P. P., seconded by the work. Dungarvan, Vice-General. STEELE COUNTY. tlie Cord Chancellor's department to the Cork Guardians and District Coun­ Mr. Bermingham, protesting against Fifty teams met on Mr. Brennan's DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H.-—TIME County President, George C. Taker, a recommendation that Mr. Purcell, cil, has died at his residence, Garra- the excessive taxation of Ireland dur­ AND PLACE OF MEETING. Owatonna, Minn. newly-purchased farm at Cumry, Bal- WESTMEATH. labor representative, should be ap­ vagh, Inniscarra. Division No. 1, Owatonna—President ing the last century, the additional lybay, where soil that hadn't seen the At the obsequies of the late Thomas ANOKA COUNTY. pointed a J. P. Mr. Purcell said he Votes of condolence were passed by John S. Brick; Vice PreS;, James H. burdens recently imposed, the addi­ light of day for over half a century Fagan, Carpenterstown, Castlepollard, County President—John P. Coleman, Quinn; Rec. Sec., J. E. Malone; lin. was not anxious for the appointment, the Cork corporation to the relatives tional burdens threatened in the fu­ Anoka, Minn. Sec., J. E. Malone; Ins. Sec., J. EL Ma­ was turned up for an oat crop.
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