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Jerome James Collins (unknown-1881) Irish-born meteorologist and journalist ...

Early life

Career

Founded Clan na Gael

Death

While evading police upon the Jeanette Expedition as a reporter and meteorologist the vessel sank and only two survived.

Context

Reactions

See also

• Clan na Gael
• List of journalists killed in the United States

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• "Jerome J. Collins: The remarkable life and tragic death of Ireland's forgotten patriot", by Amy Johnson and Roger Herlihy. (Find original source) [1]
• Exploring Polar Frontiers: ^[1] (See references on page 181.)

References

External links

• Newseum's online exhibit for Jerome James Collins
• The voyage of Jeanette ... in military history [2]
• Military history Jerome J. Collins
• Cork's Artic Hero (see page 21) [3]