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Contains 18 Results:

MacDonagh, Thomas, "Last Address of Thomas MacDonagh" printed leaflet with note "Given me by Archbishop Walsh, Dublin, May 1916 - Mary Boyle O'Reilly", 1916

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 20
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1916

Clippings about O'Reilly, 1910, 1917, undated

 Series — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1910, 1917, undated

Family, 1870s-1890s

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 18
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1870s-1890s

Mary Boyle, 1908, 1919

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 19
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1908, 1919

Burr, Amelia Josephine, "Triste Noel" and "The Great Victory", 1914, 1918

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1914, 1918

Casement, Roger, "Lost Youth", 1916 - 1916

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1916 - 1916

Pearse, Padraic, "Ideal", 1916 - 1916

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1916 - 1916

Smith, Joseph, "To A. Shuman", 1917 December 29

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1917 December 29

Unattributed, "July 1916" and "Soldier Songs", 1916 - 1916

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1916 - 1916

Middle East trip postcard and photograph, 1913 - 1913

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1913 - 1913

French travel permits, 1915 - 1915

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1915 - 1915

"Burning of the Convent", 1909 August 9

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: 1909 August 9

Investigation into the meat canneries, press releases, circa 1912

 File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Box 2, folder 7 is closed permanently. An access copy is available in Box 1.

Dates: circa 1912

War writings, 1914 - 1917

 File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Box 2, folders 8-11 are closed permanently. Access copies of many of the materials are available in Box 1, folders 11-13. However, some materials were too fragile to copy and are not accessible.

Dates: 1914 - 1917

"Will Germany Remain Republican?", after 1919

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: after 1919

Propaganda during World War I, circa 1934

 File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Box 2, folder 12 is closed permanently. An access copy is available in Box 1.

Dates: circa 1934

"Two Edwards and Their Ancestry" article and a letter to the potential publisher, The Watkins Syndicate, Inc., 1937 - 1937

 File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Box 2, folder 13 is closed permanently. An access copy is available in Box 1.

Dates: 1937 - 1937

"Where are the Romanoffs?" by Ivan Ore, after 1918

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 17
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Mary Boyle O’Reilly papers document her work as a journalist and political activist, particularly during World War I. They include O’Reilly’s correspondence from Europe during the war, the bulk of which relates to her journalistic work. A large portion is addressed to "the Chief," Sam T. Hughes, editor in chief at Newspaper Enterprise Associates of America, a syndicate that supplied content to newspapers across the United States. These letters frequently include portions of her articles....
Access Note

Collection contains some original materials too fragile to handle. Access copies have been provided for most, but the correspondence series is closed pending conservation. Box 1 contains open materials. Box 2 contains fragile materials and is closed.

Dates: after 1918