Susie Scahill - Leaves For Denison - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the Omaha Daily Bee, 5 April 1892

"Miss Susie Scahill leaves for Denison last evening." This report was in the Personal Paragraphs portion of the above newspaper. The articles are about the comings and going of local residents.

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Thomas J. Scahill - Attends International Plasterers Convention - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the Saint Paul Daily Globe, 9 January 1889.

Thomas J. Scahill of Cincinnati attended the seventh annual convention of the International Plasterers Union of the United States and Canada. The convention was held in the parlors of the Clifton in Saint Paul Minnesota.

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Thomas Scahill - Contacts Yellow Fever In The Isthmus Of Panama - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the The Pensacola Journal, 26 July 1905.

Thomas Scahill was taken sick with yellow fever on 17 July 1905. The report came from the Panama canal commission in Colon.

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Michael Scahill - Death Notice - New York Tribune - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the New York Tribune, 14 April 1909.

The death notice for Michael Scahill was published in the above newspaper. Michael was the brother of Nora Scahill. The funeral was held at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Kenna of 725 sixth Avenue.

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Mary Scahill - Courteously Received By The Captain Of The Battleship Texas - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the Kentucky Irish American, 3 March 1906.

Mary Scahill and several other Louisville ladies were given a tour of the Battleship Texas, by Captain Bicknell of New Albany.

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T. Scahill - Housesmiths Architectural and Iron Workers Union, No. 78 - Newspaper Article From Chronicling Amer

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Extract from the San Francisco Call, Sunday, 10 April 1910.

T. Scahill was part of a committee of the Housesmiths Architectural and Iron Workers Union, No. 78. T. Scahill assisted with the arrangements.

The complete page can be read at the above link to the San Francisco Call.

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Officer Thomas P. Scahill - Rescues Girtie Newsome From Circus - Newspaper Article From Chronicling America

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Extract from the Saint Paul, Minnisota Sunday Globe, 6 July 1884.

Officer Thomas P. Scahill of the Bremen district police, rescues 13 year old Girtie Newsome, from a circus where she had been portrayed as a Circassian Girl. Gertie from Saint Georges, Delaware, had been kidnapped five years before and made to perform in the circus.

The rest of the story can be read at the above link to the Saint Paul Sunday Globe.

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