English Language in This Missouri Town Hermann’s German Heritage Endures
In Hermann Missouri a German language and custom tradition persists. German is taught in all public schools alongside English and local residents maintain German churches a German newspaper and a strong brewery wine industry dominates the town economy. The town’s governance built streets and market rules and the community honors local figures like Charles D Eitzen while preserving German culture and Sunday observance.
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Missouri
Balk
Hermann
Old Town
Bunda
Mann
Folk
Miskouri
University of Missouri
Mixsouri
Jal
Hermann Th
Gils
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Lexington
Hermann Lodge
Mart
Robert Blum
Board of Trustees
Seation
Hersmant
Gastona
Price
Atkarians
Missouri River
Wilhut Bek
Anell
Shern
Charles D. Eiten
Charles D. Eitzen
Hermann German
Gasconade County
Court House
Hersmann
Masonic Lodge
Eitzen
Littlermany
Philadelphia Colonization Company
Texas
Ilinois
Ohio
Territorial Topics From the Territory News Of Santa Fe
A. Larrazolo shows improvement after confinement for rheumatism at Leslie. Grasshoppers damage crops in lower Mesilla valley between Mesilla and El Paso. A marriage occurs at Santa Fe. Meena Schet and Willian Leathers wed at 58 and Estancia. Wool sale from Holbrook to Boston fetches near 10,000 dollars. A large cattle roundup planned near Rincon with thousands to ship on the 14th. Death of Mrs. Ignacio Otero de Aragon in Torrance County. James J. Hagerman resigns as water commissioner. appointment by law. Record black bass at Kroente’s lake to be exhibited. County board opens bids for bridge repairs. A. M. Boyer low bid awarded at 947.50. Scarce material costs and border line notes. Odd notice mentions a salve for eczema with local testimonial.
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United States
Hermann
Menta
Missouri
Gasconade County
Hermans
Virginia
Concord
Delaware
California
Globe
Missouri River
Missouri Valley
Berlin
Hermann Mark
Herman
Hermann Tong
The
Marthe Board
E. B. Newman
Holbrook
Arizona
A. Vandewart
Brown & Adams
Boston
San Andres Mountains
Rio Grande River
Gilmores
Turney's
Rincon
County Board of Supervisors
Holbrook Argus
A. M. Boyer
Str
Boyer
Last Corsican Brigand Leads Quiet Final Surrender
A Corsican dispatch reports the death of Berlacoscta Antonio Bonelli once called the Corsican brigand Hellacquelin. He ruled the island for fifty years with ransom, tribute, and forged justice before being cornered by Capt. Orchant. Bonelli was ultimately captured after four interviews and exiled to Marseilles by the French government.
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Pall Stall Gazette
Corsica
Berlacoscta
Kile
Antonio Honelli
Hellacuxeln
Bonelli
Coutry
Fim
Yeneh
Orchont
Ordlont
Mount Oro
Jimurd
Bonelell
Benta
Marseilles
Orchant
Eighteenth Legion
Bordeaux
La Bayamesia Rosa Castellanos a Cuban war hero in exile
Rosa Castellanos known as La Bayamesia, a towering calm nurse and fighter, ran a covert hospital southeast of Camaguey for two years aiding insurgents in Santa Clara and Puerto Principe. She carried wounded on her back across long distances, earned a captaincy, and later settled in Camaguey with part of the revolution loan funds.
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Curtis
Chicago
Maximo Gomex
la Bayaminal
Rosa Castellanos
Camaguey
la Bayamesia
Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Najusa Hile
What They Were Smoking Awalde Texas Tobacco Tale
In Awalde Texas on May 1 a government analysis blamed a popular tobacco brand for contains alfalfa 63 percent arsenic 6 percent and opium 1 percent causing cowboys to rethink their smoking. Jim Belford shows the pamphlet to storekeeper Jennings then informs cowboys who discard their tobacco sacks.
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Awalde
Texas
United States
Southwest
Jim" Belford
Major “Mose” Harris
San Antonio
Internal Revenue
Major Harris
Mr. Belford
Dill
Belford
Jim
Jennings
Washington
Ysts
Cat Belford
Kelfour
Judge Hennet and the Liverymen Clash in Capital City
A fragmented 19th century sketch shows Judge Hennet seeking to curb livery drivers who block Main Street mornings. He faces opposition from liverymen, papers, and the public, and reaches a private compromise without public disclosure of terms.
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Harper's Weekly
Casaell Monnet
Oles
Kentucky Court of Agi Belle
Franke
Aude
Judges Yard
Wan & Livery Mable
Emall Chiles
Iverymen Iit Ok Benum Io
Hennes
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Erland
Minouri
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Vaid Town
Chere Kugtieh
A. Larrazolo
Leslie Time
Mesilla
el Pass
Santa Fe
George W. Armie
G. A. Schet
Willan H. Leathers
Estancia
Ignacio Otero de Aragon
Man
Torrence
James J. Hagerman
Roswell
James W. Raynolds
Territory
Mr. Hagerman
Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
Kroente’s Lake
I. N. McNeace
New Optic
Las Vegas
Tootville
Montezuma Trust CO
Albuquerque
New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 3. Strickler
V. P. and
Cashier
W. Johnson
Asst. Cashier
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
Solomon Lane
A. M. Blackwell
Geo. Arnot
O. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Officers
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKer
R. A. Frost
B. F. Raynolds
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Hennet
Franklin County
Bennet
Wisconsin
RIO Grande Lumber CO
L. B. Putney
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque, N
First
Marquette
Albuquerque Lumber Co
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