Newspapers

This collection contains national and regional newspapers and magazines. The focus here is on publications specifically focused on news; for more specialized periodicals, including literary weeklies and story papers, see the Periodicals section of the Dime Novel and Popular Literature collection. 

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This collection contains national and regional newspapers and magazines. The focus here is on publications specifically focused on news; for more specialized periodicals, including literary weeklies and story papers, see the Periodicals section of the Dime Novel and Popular Literature collection. 

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Collection: Joseph McGarrity Collection
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    This Irish newspaper was published in New York by John Mitchel. Issues date between 1854-1856.
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    This was the local organ of the Clan-na-Gael in the Philadelphia region.   Contains local Philadelphia Irish news, adverts, editorial commentary, and news of Ireland.  Villanova owns: No. 2 July 4, 1902; Vol. 33 February 18, 1910; Vol. 24 February 24, 1912; Vol. 34 June 24, 1911; Vol. 25 February 22, 1913; Vol. 27 June 27, 1914; Vol. 28 November 21, 1914; Vol. 28 February 27, 1915; Volume 28 June 27, 1915; Vol. 29 June 25, 1916; Vol. 30 October 22, 1916; Vol. 30 July 4, 1917; Vol. 7 no. 9 March 1, 1918. 
     
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    Published in Berlin, Villanova owns issues from 1918. 
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    This German language newspaper started publication in 1915 upon the conquest of Warsaw by the Imperial German Army in World War One and ceased publication in 1918 at the end of the war.     Villanova owns: 2 Jahr, Nr. 3 (4 Jan. 1916) through 2 Jahr., Nr. 299 (28 Oct. 1916); Digitization status: ongoing.
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    A monthly review, devoted to national literature, arts, antiquities, ecclesiastical history, biography of illustrious Irishmen, and military memoirs.
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    World War One era, weekly periodical advocating "Fair Play for Germany and Austria-Hungary".
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    This 1922 weekly newspaper published was published in Dublin.  Digitization: complete for all held issues.
     
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    This newspaper - published in New York -
    documents the struggles of Irish Americans - some issues are incomplete.
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    v. 11-14 of this Irish language periodical, published in Dublin by the Gaelic Union and later the Gaelic League. 
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    This Boston published magazine was "devoted to the language, literature, history, music and pastimes of the Gael."   A significant portion of the content is in the Irish language; book reviews and correspondence are included in each issue.
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    The Irish felon was a short-lived weekly Irish periodical that called itself the successor to the newspaper the United Irishman. It was published from: Vol. 1 No. 1 (June 24, 1848) - Vol. 1. No. 5 (July 22, 1848).


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    Irish freedom = Saoirseaċt na h-Éireann.  This newspaper with text chiefly in English, with some in Irish, was published in Dublin by the Committee of the Wolfe Tone Clubs from 1910-1937 and included news of Killarney (Kerry).  Available issues from the Joseph McGarrity Collection are provided here.   Digitization status: Complete.