Letters From Katherine E. Conway to Michael S. O'Donnell

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Letters From Katherine E. Conway to Michael S. O'Donnell

1891 - 1910

https://search.lib.virginia.edu/sources/uva_library/items/u4375093

In a letter, 1891 October 2, Conway discusses Louise Guiney's visit and encloses a letter for him to answer from a Mrs. Edmonson requesting information regarding her accompanist. Also notes briefly that readers have been warned about train times, and mentions her announcements in the "Herald" and "Globe." In a letter, 1910 August 13, Conway complies with his request for a copy of a poem, though typewritten rather than script and asks him to address her at home since she is rarely in the "Republic" office.

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Conway, Katherine E. (Katherine Eleanor), 1853-1927

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Katherine E. Conway was born on September 6, 1853 to Irish Catholic parents in Rochester, New York. Conway completed her primary education at St. Mary’s Academy in Buffalo, New York. Following her graduation, Conway began working as a reporter for the Rochester Daily Union, and as a correspondent for several New York newspapers. During this time, Bishop McQuaid took notice of her, opening up his library to her and encouraging her authorial endeavors. From 1873-1878, Conway worked at the West ...