Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli Pioneer Missionary Text
The article discusses Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P known as a pioneer priest in the lead mine district and creator of Catholicism there. It notes Italian 1848 memoirs translated by Dominican Sisters at St Clara's academy and printed in The Young Eagle with permissions to publish in installments. It covers the missionary's arrival in Detroit Green Bay and Arbre Croche, the division of the diocese, and his efforts to teach French settlers and Menominee natives through missions and services using native language hymns and an organ, detailing the challenges of translation and the need for skilled interpreters.
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Samuel Mazzuchelli
O. P
Lead Mine
Mazzuchelli
St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
St. Clara's
Cincinentity
Chiral
Cincinnati
Holy Sea
Michlaan
Wissconsin
Cincinnath
Ohta
Detroit
Miehlgnam
J. Buse
Saint Domine
Gile
Winnebige
Crete
Lis
All Saints
City of Detroit
Green Hay
Place
Fat Place
Arbre Croche
Lev
Darga
Lake Superior
Maeckinug
Euren
Attchisan
Ghreen Bay
Wetrolt
Saint Clara
Menomentes
Elis
Ula
Newport
James Brown Potter
Potter
Bishop
New York
Frank Hunter Potter
O. B. Potter
Park Row
New York Hotel
Mrs. Potter
Excursion Rates and Convention Travel Offers
Illinois Central announces excursion rates to multiple events including the National Prohibition Convention in Chicago and the National Educational Association meeting in Charleston. Fares vary by route with supplements of 2.00 and limit dates through July. Tickets on sale mid June to late June with stopovers allowed in Southeastern Passenger Association territory. Information via Illinois Central Ticket Agents or J. F. Merry, G P A.
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I. C
Iowa
Tara
Chicago
Rock Rapids
Town
Reunion
N. W. Veterans Association
IlInoia Central
J. F. Merry
Asot
Genl Pass
Agt
Dubuque
Towa
Burlington Route excursion to La Crosse for Julien Court benefit
A Burlington Route special train leaves La Crosse at 8:00 a.m. Sunday June 11 for Julien Court benefit of Independent Order of Foresters. Return departs La Crosse at 7:00 p.m. Fare 2.90 round trip. Sidewalk notice from Dubuque city council orders 12 foot brick or cement sidewalk on Third and Fourth streets near Lluff street within 10 days. City Recorder Langstaff signed May 17 1900.
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Burlington
la “Rouse
Julien Court
Independent Order of Foresters
la Crosgo
City of
Dubuque
Lluff
Hon
Catherine McCann
Beer cargo vanished amid Philippine pirate watch
Army quartermasters investigate the loss of 70 barrels of bottled beer consigned from Manila to Malolos for canteens at Malolos Gyagua and Buliang. A cascoes raid two months earlier yielded $20 in tribute. pirates and lack of guards blamed for the $2,300 shipment's disappearance.
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Third Artillery
Malolos
Manila
Gyagua
Buliang
Philippines
Medical oddity: patient shows 112 degree fever for 55 days
Dr. Frank Sampson of Penn Yan reports Lieut. Mary Gregory of the Salvation Army aged 24 with a persistent fever described as 112 degrees for 55 days. He notes seven other cases with identical readings and cites a thermometer showing 119 degrees after a newly acquired device was applied.
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Frank Sampson
Penn Yan
N. Y
Mary Gregory
Salvation Army
Gregory
Tolstoi on death by own action moral limits of suicide
Count Tolstoi states that suicide is neither sensible nor moral. He argues life is indestructible and meant for personal perfection and universal welfare, not personal convenience. Death should come as natural, allowing continued self-improvement and service to the community.
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Count Tolstoi
Portrait orders for Blnele Hawk and Wapello requested by state library
The Town state library and historical department ordered Curator Aldrich to obtain life size portraits of Blnele Hawk and Wapello from old lithographs in McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes. Charles A. Cumming of Des Moines will paint them for $500, the first state move to fund Indian portraits.
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Town State Library and Historical Department
Aldrich
McKenney
Jlall’s “Tlistory
Ribes
Upward Tendency in New York Club Rooms
Six clubs in New York are now housed on top floors of skyscrapers. Dining rooms high above the roofs offer attractive views, especially in summer, drawing patrons to these elevated venues.
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New York
The Pursuit of Ricshea and the Rockefeller Question
The Chicago Times Herald ponders the pursuit of riches with a cryptic line about counting righteous men and the Angers of one hand, presenting a fragmentary reflection on wealth and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricshea
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago Times- Herald
Heross
Plantation Life in Hawaii A Picture of Social Life
Katherine Pope recalls life on Hawaiian plantations describing diverse labor crews, white managerial class, and the social rituals from dawn kitchens to evening balls. She notes climate, caste perceptions, intermarriage, and a blended island culture amid sugar industries and expatriate communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Pope
Honey and bread praised as nourishing in Pythagorean and Tudor times
The text cites 1575 physician Dr Thomas Mullet and ancient figures like Pollio Romulus and Democritus praising honey with bread as a sustaining food. It claims honey cleanses, nourishes, warms, and aids digestion, with cautions to clarify honey and select young bees, also noting Northern climates and winter months. It adds a curious line about Frappe and Treland age rankings.
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Pythagoras
Thomas Mullet
Pollio Romulus
Augustus
Democritus
Russia
Ice Trust and Van Wyck fall from grace in New York
The piece profiles former political figures Alfred C. Chapin and William S. Van Wyck, noting Chapin’s rise and fall after the East New York water scandal and labeling Van Wyck the Ice Trust Mayor. It links his downfall to dock favoritism and a Democratic machine ring, while touching on Chapin’s quiet current life and broader New York political currents.
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van Wryek
Ivander
van Wyek
Chapin
van Wysek
Tie
Tweed
Ice Trust
New York
Dock Board
V van Wryck
Augustus
van Wyck
Ile
van Wwck
Mr. Chapin
Seth Low Case and Legacy of a Brooklyn Mayor
One of Seth Low’s successors as Brooklyn mayor, now Columbia College president, is not forgotten. He led the college from secondary rank toward Harvard and Yale, donated a million of his own money, built new halls, raised funds, and became a leading figure for honors and duties recognized worldwide.
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Seth Low
Chapin
Brooklyn
Columbia College
Low
Harvard
Yale
New York
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Rev
Samuel Mazzuchilli
Chilel
L. M. Langstaff
City Recorder
Page
Moffat
Tolstoi
Ftown
Hawaii
Kani
Honolulu
Kauai
Marvel
Sugar Islands
Hhe
Purple Mountain
Opal Sea
Madam
Maramoiselle
Scholarasa
ICE’ Trust
Mayor van Wyck
Fifth Avenue
Union Club
Alfred C. Chapin
Albany
Columbia
Temperance
College of the Fist
Ferrars
Rutgers
Couelc
Ife
Sven Langdon
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