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The Journal of the American Irish Historical Society, IX

The Journal of the American Irish Historical Society, IX

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Author
Various
Title
The journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol. IX, 1910
Original Publication
Boston: American-Irish Historical Society, 1898.
Credits
Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
Language
English
LoC Class
E151: History: America: United States
Subject
Ethnology -- United States -- Periodicals
Category
Text
Project Gutenberg
eBook-No. 74979
Release Date
December 26, 2024
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
  2. 2.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
  3. 3.INTRODUCTORY.
  4. 4.OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. — EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. — STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS. — OTHER VICE-PRESIDENTS.
  5. 5.PREAMBLE, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY ADOPTED AT THE ORGANIZATION MEETING JANUARY 20, 1897. — ARTICLE II. Objects and Purposes. — ARTICLE III. Membership. — ARTICLE IV. Classes of Members. — ARTICLE V. Officers. — ARTICLE VI. The President-General. — ARTICLE VII. The Vice-Presidents. — ARTICLE VIII. The Secretary-General. — ARTICLE IX. The Treasurer-General. — ARTICLE X. The Librarian and Archivist. — ARTICLE XI. The Historiographer. — ARTICLE XII. The Executive Council. — ARTICLE XIII. Meetings. — ARTICLE XIV. Subsidiary Societies. — ARTICLE XV. Amendments. — BY-LAWS. — Note. — GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. — A FEW OF THE INTERESTING PAPERS READ BEFORE OR REPRINTED BY THE SOCIETY. — PRESIDENTS-GENERAL OF THE SOCIETY.
  6. 6.RECORDS OF THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING AND BANQUET OF THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY AT THE HOTEL PLAZA, NEW YORK CITY, JANUARY 8, 1910. — THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. — THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
  7. 7.MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING. — Life Members. — Annual Members. — REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL. — Donations. — Administration Expenses.
  8. 8.ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER-GENERAL.
  9. 9.REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP. — EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. — STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS. — OTHER VICE-PRESIDENTS. — ANNUAL BANQUET.
  10. 10.AN UNSOLVED PHASE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
  11. 11.THE IRISH IN PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS IN AMERICA.
  12. 12.Historical Papers. — THE IRISH SHARE IN THE HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION. — INTRODUCTION. — How the Celebration Took Shape. — Organization of the Irish Participation. — Reception of the Half Moon and Clermont. — The Illuminations on Water and Land. — The Irish Concert. — The Historical Parade. — The Police and Their Task. — The Military Parade. — The Naval Parade. — Meeting of the American Irish Historical Society. — The Carnival Parade.
  13. 13.“MANHATTAN.”
  14. 14.IRISH STARS IN THE ARCHIVES OF NEW YORK PROVINCE.
  15. 15.THE SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK CITY. — Field and Staff. — Company Commanders. — Field and Staff. — “ Sixty-Ninth Regiment Infantry National Guard, New York , — “ Headquarters Division National Guard, State of New York, “Capitol, Albany , December 20th, 1909. — Civil War , 1861–1865. — Field and Staff. — Line.
  16. 16.THOMAS JONATHAN (STONEWALL) JACKSON.
  17. 17.SOME IRISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY.
  18. 18.THE IRISH IN THE EARLY DAYS OF ST. LOUIS.
  19. 19.DANIEL MORGAN—ABLE TRIBUTE TO THE MOST UNIQUE FIGURE IN THE ANNALS OF AMERICAN COMMONWEALTHS.
  20. 20.ST. BRENDAN, AMERICA’S FIRST DISCOVERER. HOW A LEARNED AND ADVENTUROUS IRISHMAN AND SIXTY MONKS OUTSTRIPPED COLUMBUS BY NEARLY TEN CENTURIES IN HIS QUEST OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE—A GRAPHIC AND CONVINCING TREATISE.
  21. 21.THE IRISH SETTLERS OF SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
  22. 22.THE CARROLL FAMILY IN MARYLAND. — Archbishop John Carroll. — Charles Carroll of Carrollton. — Charles Carroll, Barrister. — Daniel Carroll.
  23. 23.HOW IT BECAME PLAIN “MR. PRESIDENT” [20] —DETERMINED OPPOSITION OF AN IRISH-AMERICAN DEFEATED THE EFFORTS OF THE TITLE SEEKERS IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF OUR REPUBLIC. — I. Many Favored Monarchial Forms. — II. A Committee on Titles. — III. Powerful Leaders Support Titles. — IV. Precedents Favor Titles. — V. Forcing the Fight on Titles. — VI. Adams Explains. — VII. Politics and Titles. — VIII. The Great Debate of May 8, 1789. — IX. “ His Elective Highness. ” — X. “ Royal Etiquette. ” — XI. Defeat of the Titleists. — XII. “ What Will the Common People Say. ” — XIII. “ High-Sounding Pompous Appellation. ” — XIV. “ Affectation of Simplicity. ” — XV. “ Your Highness of the Senate. ” — XVI. Senate Favors Titles. — XVII. Washington’s Attitude. — XVIII. No Titles “for the Present.”
  24. 24.IRISH PIONEERS OF THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY—JOHN WOOD, THE FIRST REAL PIONEER SETTLER—FOUNDER OF QUINCY, MODEL STATE EXECUTIVE AND PATRIOT—HEROIC SETTLERS IN VARIOUS STATES. — “ War Department, Washington, D. C. , April 13, 1862.
  25. 25.REV. FRANCIS MAKEMIE—THE PAUL OF SEAGIRT ACCOMAC, THE KNOX OF CHESAPEAKE, AND FOUNDER OF ORGANIZED PRESBYTERIANISM IN AMERICA.
  26. 26.HOLLIDAYSBURG—THE HOLLIDAY FAMILY—DEATH OF LIEUTENANT HOLLIDAY AT THE BATTLE OF BRANDYWINE—MASSACRE OF A PORTION OF WILLIAM HOLLIDAY’S FAMILY—JOHN HOLLIDAY, AUGHWICK—GEORGE CROGAN.
  27. 27.GEORGE CROGAN AND AUGHWICK, HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
  28. 28.EXTRACTS FROM AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHIES. — “ Proportions of Original Races in America.
  29. 29.THE IRISH IN RHODE ISLAND, TO AND INCLUDING THE REVOLUTION. — FIRST TRACE OF THE IRISH IN NEW ENGLAND. — THE IRISH IN KING PHILIP’S WAR. — THE IRISH AND BROWN UNIVERSITY. — IRISH RHODE ISLANDERS IN THE REVOLUTION.
  30. 30.CAPTAIN JOHN O’BRIEN OF MACHIAS, MAINE—REVOLUTIONARY HERO—A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
  31. 31.THE DICKSON LETTERS.
  32. 32.GENERAL JAMES SHIELDS, HERO OF THE MEXICAN AND CIVIL WARS AND UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM THREE STATES.—THE FRENCH-IRISH BRIGADES IN THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.—BISHOP BERKELEY AND HIS PLANS FOR A GREAT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. — General James Shields, Hero of the Mexican and the Civil Wars; U. S. Senator from Three States. — The French-Irish Brigades in the War of Independence. — Bishop Berkeley and His Plans for a Great American University.
  33. 33.THE RENAMING OF WOLHURST.
  34. 34.HISTORICAL FALSIFICATIONS AGAINST THE IRISH.
  35. 35.THE LATE COL. JOHN F. FINERTY.
  36. 36.MEMORIAL TO JEFFREY ROCHE.
  37. 37.A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF COLONEL JAMES D. BRADY.
  38. 38.ENTERTAINMENT OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL BY OUR FELLOW MEMBER, HON. CHARLES ALEXANDER, AT MACEDONIA, HIS SUMMER HOME, IN BARRINGTON, R. I. — PRESENTATION TO COLONEL ALEXANDER. — THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
  39. 39.FORT SHERIDAN.
  40. 40.THE IRISH ELEMENT IN AMERICA.
  41. 41.THE REMINISCENCES OF AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS, ONE OF THE FIRST MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY, EDITED BY HIS SON, HOMER SAINT-GAUDENS, AND PUBLISHED THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.
  42. 42.THE BATTLE OF COLLIERVILLE.
  43. 43.MEMORIAL TO ROBERT EMMET.
  44. 44.CELTIC CROSS ON IRISH FAMINE VICTIMS’ GRAVE.
  45. 45.IRISH PIONEERS IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
  46. 46.CONFERENCE WITH THE VICE-PRESIDENT FROM VIRGINIA AND MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY FROM THAT STATE. — SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT IN ILLINOIS. — GOOD NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA. — LIFE MEMBERS.
  47. 47.MISCELLANEOUS. — HONOR FOR CAPT. G. S. ANTHONY. — THE FRENCH CAMP AT WATERBURY.
  48. 48.COUNTY NAMES OF IRISH ORIGIN.
  49. 49.HONOR FOR ENSIGN MONAGHAN.
  50. 50.MICHAEL HOGAN NAMED “CLAREMONT.”
  51. 51.ST. PATRICK’S HALF PENCE ONCE CURRENT IN NEW JERSEY.
  52. 52.CHAMPLAIN TER-CENTENARY CELEBRATION.
  53. 53.THREE “MOLL PITCHERS.” ONE WAS SURELY IRISH.
  54. 54.THE IRISH ORIGIN OF “YANKEE DOODLE” AND “DIXIE.”
  55. 55.ARCHBISHOP McFAUL FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS.
  56. 56.GOOD MEMBERSHIP SPIRIT.
  57. 57.BY COURTESY OF MR. FISKE O’HARA.
  58. 58.SENATOR GAMBLE’S ABLE ADDRESSES.
  59. 59.HON. LAWRENCE O. MURRAY ON PROBLEMS OF THE COMPTROLLER’S OFFICE.
  60. 60.MAILING LIST OF THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. — College and University Libraries. — Other Libraries. — Societies, Etc.
  61. 61.NECROLOGY. — REV. DANIEL H. O’DWYER. — GENERAL ST. CLAIR A. MULHOLLAND. — MGR. B. C. LENEHAN. — JAMES McGOVERN. — REV. MICHAEL A. McMANUS. — PHILIP C. WALSH. — MAJOR JOHN W. BOURLET. — MAURICE O’MEARA. — GEORGE J. S. MURPHY. — PATRICK O’BRIEN.
  62. 62.BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF NEW MEMBERS.
  63. 63.ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
  64. 64.MEMBERSHIP ROLL OF THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
  65. 65.A FEW OF THE LETTERS RECEIVED CONCERNING VOLUME VIII. — John F. O’Connell, Providence, R. I. — M. R. F. McCarthy, Binghamton, N. Y. — J. B. Spillane, New York City. — William Beer, New Orleans. — Thomas Dwyer, New York City. — Charles McCarthy, Jr., Portland, Me. — Clarence W. Stowell, Providence. — Carnegie Free Library. — William J. Kelly, Portsmouth, N. H. — James Connolly, Coronado, Cal. — William J. Barry, Boston. — Edward J. McGuire, New York. — Rev. George F. Maguire, Harwich, Mass. — James H. Devlin, Jr., Boston. — William J. Kinsley, New York City. — John D. Crimmins, New York City. — Henry L. Joyce, New York City. — Joseph F. O’Connell, M. C., Boston. — James F. Brennan, Peterborough, N. H. — Rt. Rev. James McGolrick, Duluth, Minn. — John J. Lenehan, New York City. — M. P. Tully, Newton, N. J. — Patrick Carter, Providence. — William O’Herin, Parsons, Kan. — Patrick J. McCarthy, Providence. — James L. O’Neill, Elizabeth, N. J. — John J. Slattery, Louisville, Ky.
  66. 66.INDEX.

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