File:"Father Tom Burkes Reception at St. Louis Mo. Oct 2nd 1872.".jpg

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Horizontal lithograph showing a man in priestly vestments standing on a stage with a group of gentlemen seated behind him. There is a small table next to him with a pitcher and a glass on it. The banner above the stage reads: "Cead Mille Failthe Soggarth Aroon," and is Irish/Gaelic for "A Hundred Thousand Welcomes Dear Priest." A crowd of men are also in the audience looking towards the stage.

Also identified in the image are: T. A. Ennis; Rev. Father McCaffrey; Rev. Myles Tobin; Rev. Father Henry; Hon. P. J. Kennedy; Judge John Finney; Capt. Bernard Finney; Col. Geo Knapp; James Sweeny; James McGrath; John Finn; Dan. G. Taylor; Bishop P. J. Ryan; Father DeSmet; Gov. Reynolds; Richard Ennis.


Title: "Father Tom Burkes Reception at St. Louis Mo. Oct 2nd 1872."
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Source Missouri History Museum
URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/5369E46D-3374-286A-99CB-1CED035C9842/original.jpg
Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/220629
Author C. Hamilton and Co.
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N45924
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"Father Tom Burke's Reception" and "Starting at Last".
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Religion
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220629
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5369E46D-3374-286A-99CB-1CED035C9842

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