Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli Published by Sisters
Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P pioneer priest missionary in the lead mine district are translated by a Dominican Sister at St Clara academy. A translation appeared in The Young Eagle and will be printed in weekly installments in the Sunday Herald with permission from the Dominican Sisters.
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Samuel Mazzuchelli
O. P
Lead Mine
Mazzuchell
St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
St. Clara's
Etrugeles
Confessions of Indians Interpreted in Catholic Mission
The article discusses how Menominee and other Indians used interpreters for Catholic confessions, the role of two-person confession, and the challenges of language barriers. It notes the interpreter’s duty to keep confessional secrets and the missionary’s efforts to guide Indians toward sincere repentance and understanding of Catholic doctrine.
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Christiias
Mathers
Wes
Dan
Isodimore Chien
Green Bay
Sone
Beluge
Binisse
Aisel
Rethston
Communion of Savages Becomes Believers at Eucharist
A missionary notes Menominee villagers approaching the Eucharist with reverent devotion, marveling at the real presence of Christ. He recalls Jesus feeding the multitude, asserts divine revelation favors the poor, and observes newfound piety among Indians who recently embraced Celestial Mysteries and improved habits.
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Christ
Jesus
A Cure That Did Not Cure and Library Promises Grow
A humorous tale describes a bride who poisons her smoking husband with a sample that proves harmless and life continues with tea. A following passage discusses the rise of public libraries, especially traveling agricultural libraries, and their role in spreading farming science to rural communities across states like Connecticut Illinois and New York.
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Chicago Tribune
Freddie
Holy Moses
Lucretia Borgia
Darling
State Library Commission
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Illinois
A. B. Hosteter
Joseph Carter
Emma T. Davenport
Farmers’ Institutes
Ile
Agricultural Department
Washington
State Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Melvil Dewey
New York State Brary
Albany
New York
Granges
Wisconsin
Michigan
Farmers’ Institute
Clinton D. Smith
State Experiment Station
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgian
Seaboard Air Line Railway
United States
Gossip of Greater New York on Servants in Fashionable Homes
Owen Langdon surveys how wealthy households in Newport and New York limit wom en staff, elevating men servants. He notes roles from butlers to chefs, wages, and status, with references to Vanderbilt, Constable, Low, De Vinne, Daly, and Gaynor.
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Owen Langdon
Greater
New York
Beckly Hall
Batchelor
Newport
Alfred Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Duc de Broglie
San Juan
Smith
Htnckaway
Santino
Gov
Roosevelt
Gov. Black
Keck
Col. Downs
Whittle
Nationa
Tyrnes
Maj. Parc
Morgan to Build Fireproof Library Housing Vast Manuscripts
The article describes J Pierpont Morgan's plan for a granite fireproof library behind his city residence. The 100 foot structure, with minimal windows and a skylight, will store rare books and manuscripts, including a Bible valued at 10600 dollars, many kept in London or various vaults. Once finished it could unite the largest private manuscript collection.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
London
Noted American Collectors And Their Storied Libraries
The passage highlights city men of wealth and quiet tastes who collect books and manuscripts. Morgan is described as a prince of collectors, Brayton Ives as a longtime familiar figure with Wall Street dealings, Robert Tree as a printer with a vast library of early Americana and pirate lore, and George Vanderbilt for his well known bookish tastes which may have shifted over time.
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Mr. Morgan
Brayton Ives
Wall Street
Robert Tree
England
George Vanderbilt
Social shifts claim golf as old clubs fade
The piece observes changing tastes in sports with croquet gaining fashion, while golf fees rise due to expenses. It notes social snobbery, crowded links, and a chic Newport Casino scene where squash and car culture symbolize modern modishness. It also cites military reflections on leadership and courage from a San Juan commission.
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Javice
Newport
Association
Tn R
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Rev
Domintcs
Ant Sistcess
Cod Hoe
Alaumita
Licdson
NIA
Indiana
Iown
Philadelphia
THE
Library OF the Agricultural Department
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Miss Dresser
Constable
Seth Low
Columbia
de Vinne
Century Magazine
Daly
America
Judge Gaynor
Brooklyn
Great Barrington
Mase
Mr. Morgan's
Battle of
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