Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli Pioneering Priest
The Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P a pioneer priest missionary in the lead mine district established Catholicism there His Italian memoirs were printed in 1848 and translated by a Dominican Sister at St Clara's Academy The Young Eagle published the translation and the Sunday Herald may publish installments weekly with permission from the Dominican Sisters AU Heights Reserved by the Dorbabe on Sistera
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Samuel Mazzuchelli
O. P
Lead Mine
Mazzuchelli
St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
St. Clara's
Sunday Herald
Journey by horseback to Prairie du Chien in 1832 tale of mission work
The narrative follows a Wisconsin Territory missionary traveling from Green Bay to Prairie du Chien in September 1832. He crosses swamps and rough terrain in a perilous journey with scarce provisions, describes hardship, and notes interactions with Catholic settlers and the early church effort in Prairie du Chien, Green Bay, and Mackinac.
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Winconshine
Mississipph
Sault
Sainte Mapte
Mackinac
Green Bay
Praire du Chien
United States
Tadlan
Crise
Wisconsin
Peatrle du Ghlen
Nlent
Paradise
Ater
Prairie Perags
Prairie du Chien
Mississippi
Wisconsin River
St. Louis
Missouri
Great River
Qeubec
Montreal
Congregation of the Most Holy Ihedeemer
Greneral
Cincinnati
Lake
Michigaun
Little Bay
Where Great Men Are Buried In Antiquity
The article recounts legendary royal burials of Alaric Attila and Charlemagne. It notes Alaric's grave near the Basento river with treachery to keep it secret, Attila buried near Chalons with multiple coffins and treasure, and Charlemagne interred at Aix la Chapelle with a throne relic later found seated in imperial robes preserved in Vienna.
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aAleric
Rome
Sicily
Basento
Attila
Chalons
Alaric
Gada
Hungary
Charlemagne
Aix-la-Chapelle
Europe
Vienna
Modjeska Mirrors Art in Theatrical Portrait Duel
In New York a tea gathering hosted by a portrait painter featured Mme Modjeska, the famed Polish tragedienne. She compared herself to a newly finished full length portrait, matching its pose and expression to reveal her mastery of stage illusion and self presentation.
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Welen Modjeska
Modjeska
New York
Metropolis
Mme
Madame
Rachel
Hving
Burlington Route Special Summer Excursions Offer
The Burlington Route announces summer excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Spearfish Deadwood and Sheridan for a single fare plus two dollars round trip with return by October 31. Stopovers allowed within thirty days after first Colorado point. call 611 Main Street or depot foot of Second Street for full routes and rates.
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Burlington
Colorado
Utah
HILUS
Denver
Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Col
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Spearfish
Deadwood
Sheridan
Wye
Main Street
Depot
Second Street
The Merchant Princes Of New York And The Rise Of Money Power
Owen Langdon surveys New York’s old and new merchant princes from James Constable to Isidor Straus, McCreery, Ridley, and Wanamaker. He notes the shift from retail giants to moneyed empires in oil, railways, and finance, reflecting on Crane and the city’s role as a global money center and industrial hub.
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James M. Constable
Constable
Stewart
New York
Long Island
Svork
Hilton
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
John Gibbs
Brooklyn
Locser & Co
Mr. Gibb
Howard
Rica
McCreery
Mr. Constable
Mr. Lord
East Side
Edward Ridley
Orban
Tewries
Ridley
New England
James McCreery
John Claflin
Claflin
New School of Merchants
New ‘School ’of Merchants
New ‘York
Straus’ Brothers
Gerney
Macy
Nathan, Straus
EMS
Nathan Strauseis A
Isidor Straus
Secar Wis
Cleveluna
Turkey
Broadway
Mills &Gibb
Ita
Stephen Crane
Crane
Edward Marshall
Santiago
Marshall
Press
Bacheller
Ripley Witchcook
David Harum
Boston
Chicago
Mitchcock
England
America
Paris
Owen Langdon
Notes From Europe and International Projections
British steamship companies earned about 4.96 million dollars in 1899 with adjustments for dubious vessels. England has 36 battleships, France and Russia 33. Art price moves include Sisley's The Feed sold in Paris for 1800. About 150000 Americans may visit Paris during the exposition. A Duke abroad awaits mail while 72000 letters accumulate at Christiania. Berlin violence prompts a new police bureau to handle homicide cases.
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England
France
Russia
Sisley
Bordeaux
Paris
The
Abruzz
Franz Jose Land
Christiania
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Balve
Siwara
Merchant Princes
Oscar Straus
Kelly
R. James Wallace
John Wanamaker
Prince of the Future
Month of Fune
Berlin
Ministry of the Interior
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