The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-13
WILLIAM RARRIGAN
ASSOCIATION HAS
NEW HOME OPEN
Market Street Headquarters
Formally Dedicated on Gem
tenary of LincOln's Birth.
SHERIFF RECEIVES HIS
FRIENDS AT RECEPTION
Speeches Made in the Evening
E~ulOgizing the Martyred
Emancipation.

Lincoln's Birthday was observed by
the William Harrigan Association in
formally opening it's new clubhouse at
643-645 Market street, and with ad-
dresses on Lincoln.
The headquarters of the organization
We're crowded all day with friends Of
the members.
Sheriff William Harrigan extended a
warm greeting and welcome to all. In
the evening the reception gave way to
speeches in honor of the immortal
president. Former Assemblyman Will
lam J.. Kearns made the principal adj
dress.
During the dark days Of '61," said
Mr.. Kearns, Lincoln knew that the
country could not exist half free and
half slave. Time has shown that Abra-
ham Lincoln was right. 1t was pre-
ordained that he should rise from a
plain, blunt man, and we honor his
memory tonight. He died that the
Union might live. We ought - seri-
ously consider the incidents which led
up to Abraham Llncoln's fame"
After the address of Mr.. Kearns pa
triotic airs were sung, including MY
Ccuntr-, IT'S of Thee" with everv nan
standing. Vocal selections were given
by James Mullin, John j. Berry, Will
lam F. Mullin and Gregory Morrissey;
/ re citations by John p. Lee and Thomas
P. Mulyey.
Among those present were James
| Delaney, John j. Hill, John j. Fitz-
simmons, Joseph E. Wiedenmayer, A. J.
McCraith, Eugene F. McCabe, A. j. NC
Quicken, John McCabe, James Quinn,
Alderman Albert H. B~iertuempfel, John
J. Kellett. Thomas McEnroe, James ).
| Dolan. John H. Jackson. John J. Tur-
| bitt. Matt Quigley, John P. Turbitt,
Thomas F. Halpin, Charles Turbitt,
| Dennis w. Toye, M. ]. Durkin, Philip
Mcclure, John N. Gavin, Eugene
! Clancy. Thomas Smith BARLEY Lynch,
Charles j Keller, James Lynch, Harry
Murphy, Thomas McNally, Thomas
]. Sinnott, John Clohessy, ohm NC
Nally. Thomas Mulholland, Michael II.
Murray, Morris Gelb, Louis Leonardis,
Matt Herman, Joseph Blum, John
Fl. McDermott, William Carrick,
Harry Lerner, John P. Mahon'
Peter j. McKiernan, Patrick ]. Farrell
w. William Carey, John ]. McGovern,
James III. Davenport, Edward John
son Thomas Davenport, William +.
Mullin. Thomas NJ. Kelly, Lawrence
carlin, Michael Morley, Henry Ziegler'
James L. Reilly. James MulVlhil'
James F. Mullin, BARLEY ReliIy'
Michael ]. Owens, Benjamin Steintelo'
James bearing, Nathan Stelnfeio'
George H. LIE elise, DR.. Frank Dcvhn'
owen J. Dunn. John Gormley, Patrick
Meehan. Patrick Gormley, Charles
kuebler, John A. McKenna, Luke for-
sythe, Charles Clark, A. Satz, Jonn ~
Gregory, Jere Donahue, Edward Swee-
ney, John Hopkins, John F.. Farnian'
William Holden, Lawrence Heusler'
Cornelius Bradley, Assemblyman Pow
ers, of Bloomfield; Alderman Patrick ID
Dolan, Daniel Coleman, Richard Cor
bally, Philip H. Timpson, John j. Boien'
John c. Fineran, John McNallS, a
Hubian, Charles Stevens, o h j. Bren
nan, David H. Smith, David Keefe, for
mer Mayor Isaac Shoenthal, of Orange;
Michael Newman, John P. Lee, Joseph
Thomas, Joseph Clossick, Lawrence
Farley, Thomas f. Mulgrew, William
Hollam, Captain William P. Carroll,
John Mahon, William T. Lowe, PatrlcR
Kennedy, Fred Belleville, William
ROemer George CunIinSldIn, JOH' nv
hoe, John Mcconnell. sr, John McCon-
nell, jr.. Richard Cashon, Charles
Herbst, Peter Forlenza, Thomas Kelly,
William sCurren, Peter Lyon, frank
Kraft, John Cooney, John Curran,
Thomas Lunny, Joseph Cannon, John
j.. Berry, Michael Whalen, John Mar
J shall, Michael F~itzsimmons, Richard
II Harting, Bernard Ford, Hugh Gala
: Gher, Patrick Mason, Alderman John
!, Seymour, Patrick Murphy, DIR. p. j
McGinnis, Richard Caslin, Frank
Pinch, Joseph Povy, James Moran,
Patrick Murray, Edward Curran
Daniel Demarest, Peter Kearny, John
w. Smith, John Bracken, Michael w
|, Higgins, John c. Levison, j.. E. Walsh
Frank McArdle. Thomas Burns, Michae
Doyle, Frank O'Connor, T. j.. Tansey
M. Riley, John Phillips, James Martin
John ]. K~rohenberger, John J. Pagan
George w. Wiedenmayer, Patrick Reil-
! lily, A. Conmiller, Joseph O'Halloran