Woman / British Australasian Tobacco Company / Trades Hall / O’Connell / May Bannon / the Tribune / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Australia / India / Ireland / / /
Event
M&A / Natural Disaster / Product Issues / Person Communication and Meetings / Product Recall / Person Travel / /
Facility
University of New South Wales / Ear Hospital / Trades Hall / St Vincent’s Hospital / Mitchell Library / The University of Melbourne / State Library of Victoria / /
IndustryTerm
food / /
Organization
Catholic Federation of Victoria / Maude O’Connell Council / St Francis Church / Salvation Army / Eight Hours Anniversary Committee / eScholarship Research Centre / Labour Party / Social Service / University of New South Wales / Sydney / St Vincent’s Hospital / YWCA / Labor Party / Housewives’ Association / Trade Union / Anne O’Brien School of History and Philosophy / Eye and Ear Hospital / National Council of Women / University of Melbourne / Catholic Workers’ Association / Catholic Church / Trades Hall Council / Melbourne’s St Francis Church / Catholic Women’s Social Guild / Catholic Federation / Federal Government / Professional Service / Victoria’s Political Labor Council / Social Guild / Tobacco Workers Union / /
Person
Louise Barry / Cecily Maude / Mary Glowery / Patrick Martin / William Lockington / Connell / Julia Flynn / Anna Brennan / Sally Kennedy / Rosina Hosking / Patrick Moran / Daniel Mannix / Ursula Clinton / E. Adams / Eileen Fitzgerald / Cecily Close / /
Position
president / piece worker / biographer / organising secretary / historian / Author / union leader / Queen Victoria hospitals / co-adjutor archbishop / priest / teacher and later inspector / Archbishop / teacher / head teacher / leader / chairman / life governor / orator and prolific writer / Glowery’s biographer / /
Maude O’Connell and ‘the need of the mother’ Anne O’Brien School of History and Philosophy, University of New South Wales, Sydney, 2052 [removed] Abstract: Maude O’Connell was a leader of Melbourn