HIBERNIANS ARE CALLED TO ORDER IN STATE CONVENTION

The Daily Missoulian, Missoula, 1904-08-26, p.2

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Summary

Lead column of page 2 — opening of the SEVENTH BIENNIAL session of the Montana State Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Missoula on Thursday August 25 1904. Fully 100 delegates representing every division in the state attended. Meeting called to order at 9:30 a.m.; delegates then marched to St. Patrick's church, Missoula, where a special mass was celebrated by Rev. Father DeThove. Reassembled at the Eckhart building (session headquarters). PRESIDENT'S REPORT — D. J. Hennessey of Butte, state president, read the opening report. (The same Daniel J. Hennessey who is the founder of Hennessy's department store in Butte — see person_dj_hennessy_butte.) Per his report the order had prospered through the past two years. DELEGATES (partial roster recovered): Division No. 1, Silver Bow County — J. K. O'Rourke; Jeremiah J. Lynch; James E. Murphy; James M. McCarthy (alt. P. Sullivan); Timothy J. McCarthy; John J. O'Meara; F. G. Burke; Cornelius L. McCarthy; P. Patrick Colligan; Thomas J. O'Neill; John T. O'Brien (alt. John Fox); Dennis O'Neill; William K. Knight; Joseph R. Jackson; Con G. Mahler. Division No. 2, Silver Bow County — John Powers; Mike M. Smith; James Kelly; John A. Conrod; P. F. Heble; J. B. Brown; Thomas Jordan (alt). Division No. 3, Silver Bow County — P. J. Kelley; W. E. Rowan; John J. Conway; Wallace E. Stuart; Lieut. R. F. McGloin; Joseph Mire (alts). Lodge committee chairmen — William K. Dwyer (Chairman), H. Sonley, William J. Kelliher, J. P. Ryan, F. M. Stanley, John J. Dooley, James McKelvey. Evening — supper and dance at the Greensan pavilion. ARCHIVE NOTES. The Silver Bow Division 1 delegate "James E. Murphy" has middle initial E (not J), distinct from JJM- Centerville-AOH (= person_james_murphy_son_of_pat_and_ellen, middle initial J), who in 1904 would have been a young Hennessy's clerk (age ~24) not yet in AOH leadership. JJM- Centerville-AOH first appears in the archive's AOH coverage in 1910 as chief sentinel. D. J. Hennessey as STATE PRESIDENT here is the apex of his AOH career in this archive.

People

  • D. J. Hennessy(as printed: D. J. Hennessey)
    role: state aoh president · family confidence: 0 not family

Also mentioned

  • Rev. Father DeThove · mass_celebrant_missoula
  • Jeremiah J. Lynch · silver_bow_div_1_delegate

    Same Judge J. J. Lynch — recurring Hibernian leader 1904-1922.

  • James E. Murphy · silver_bow_div_1_delegate

    Middle initial E (not J) — distinct from JJM-Centerville-AOH; two-records rule.

  • J. K. O'Rourke · silver_bow_div_1_delegate

    Recurring Butte AOH figure (1914 parade, 1916 FOIF).

  • James M. McCarthy · silver_bow_div_1_delegate
  • Timothy J. McCarthy · silver_bow_div_1_delegate

    Same T. J. McCarthy — 1910 AOH county president, 1916 FOIF signatory, 1922 banquet (Cork Ireland).

  • John J. O'Meara · silver_bow_div_1_delegate

    Recurring 1916 FOIF founding signatory.

  • William K. Dwyer · lodge_committee_chairman

    Same W. K. Dwyer as the Anaconda schools superintendent / 1914 St Pats speaker.

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Themes

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  • evidence_primary

Source type

news_item, public_meeting_report, list_of_officers

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Transcription
transcription: partial · confidence high
# HIBERNIANS ARE CALLED TO ORDER IN STATE CONVENTION *The Daily Missoulian, Friday morning, August 26, 1904, p. 2.* Fully 100 delegates, representing every division in the state, are attending the grand lodge of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, which was opened in this city yesterday morning. This is the seventh biennial session and a number of matters of importance to the order are under consideration. The meeting was called to order at 9:30 and immediately thereafter the delegates marched to St. Patrick's church, where a special mass was celebrated by Rev. Father DeThove, who attended as an honored and impressive servant. Immediately after the conclusion of the mass at the church the delegates again assembled at the lodge room in the Eckhart building, which is at the headquarters of the session in name. ## President's Report Read. The first on the program was the address of D. J. Hennessey of Butte, state president of the organization. The paper, which also outlined the present [...] in the state, was an interesting one, and showed plainly the lodge has prospered during the past two years […] ## Delegates' Roster *[Recovered names, partial; division-by-division roster:]* **Division No. 1, Silver Bow County:** J. K. O'Rourke; Jeremiah J. Lynch; James E. Murphy; James M. McCarthy (alt. P. Sullivan); Timothy J. McCarthy; John J. O'Meara; F. G. Burke; Cornelius L. McCarthy; P. Patrick Colligan; Thomas J. O'Neill; John T. O'Brien (alt. John Fox); Dennis O'Neill; William K. Knight; Joseph R. Jackson; Con G. Mahler. **Division No. 2, Silver Bow County:** John Powers; Mike M. Smith; James Kelly; John A. Conrod; P. F. Heble; J. B. Brown; Thomas Jordan (alt). **Division No. 3, Silver Bow County:** P. J. Kelley; W. E. Rowan; John J. Conway; Wallace E. Stuart; Lieut. R. F. McGloin; Joseph Mire (alts). **Division No. 1, Deer Lodge County:** Oren O'Neill; Thomas Myles; John Crawley; James M. Caysers; M. B. McNeil; R. Thomas Bailie; John Cullity. **Division No. 2, Deer Lodge County:** Thomas P. Stanley; Patrick Kirk; J. P. O'Leary; T. P. Fitzpatrick; James A. Rowley (alt). **Division No. 1, Cascade County:** Bernard James; J. P. Stanges; James W. O'Hailey; M. H. Hannon; John M. Calahan; A. T. McKinley. **Missoula County Officers (Delegates):** D. J. Houston; Michael J. Lynder; Ed Donphery; M. H. Joyce; Michael Flynn. **Division No. 1, Yellowstone County:** J. H. Quirk; J. R. Kennedy; Arthur F. Quinn; M. R. Boyle; B. K. Reilly; E. C. Mahoney; W. L. Snipler. [Other divisions also listed; not all names fully recoverable.] ## Wild Aged Insurance In all probability the plan of adding life insurance feature to the work of the organisation in Montana will be taken up at this convention. The matter will come before the meeting, and the committee which has the matter in charge has prepared a number of recommendations which it is desirable that the meeting throughout the state, after which division voting is also done, after several meetings, by the various lodges. […] ## Social Events in Evening The evening session was given over to social enjoyment. At the Greensan pavilion an excellent supper and refreshments were served. Afterward there was a dance at which the members of the local order, with their ladies, mingled in showing every courtesy and attention to the guests. Five transportation was provided by the local for the journey from the hotels to the pavilion and return, and if there was anything ever lacking it was that there was nothing to indicate that the visit of the delegates, it was the visit of conviviality. ## Annual State Meeting Plans. [Discussion of state organization and election arrangements for the next afternoon's session.] ## Lodge Committee William K. Dwyer (Chairman); H. Sonley; William J. Kelliher; J. P. Ryan; F. M. Stanley; John J. Dooley; James McKelvey; E. C. Mudler. --- *Transcription status: partial. Body type is small and substantial portions of the column remain below the readable threshold. The names recovered above are best-read from the export.*

Open questions

  • The user's filename ("JJ Murphy likely invovled") suggests they thought a James J. Murphy was in the delegate list. The recovered roster names a James E. Murphy (Division 1) — different middle initial. Whether this is a transcription error in the original print or a different Murphy is open.

Source ID: 1904-08-26_missoulian_hibernians-state-convention-called-to-order

On page: 1904-08-26_missoulian_p02

Clipped by lukedmurphy on 2020-09-26.