Memoirs of Rev Mazzuchelli Pioneer Priest Missionary
The article recounts Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P pioneer priest in the lead mine district. It notes Italian memoirs printed in 1848 and translated by a Dominican Sister at St Clara's academy. The translation appears in The Young Eagle and will run in weekly installments with Dominican Sisters’ permission. It describes Mazzuchelli's travel from Mackinac to Sault Sainte Marie by frog boat, the landscape, and the early Catholic mission amid mixed populations under British and American governance. It highlights his efforts to teach, hear confessions, baptize, and marry, as well as an example of Protestant officers allowing him to preach in their quarters at the fort.
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St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
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Saint S Mary
Villace
Canaday
Republic
Canada
Christ
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Arbre Croche
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India
Bay of Bengal
Burmah
Bengal
Oudh
Madras
Mysore
Inca
Sind
Punjab
Bombay
Presidency
Nazamn
Hyderabad
Ragiputana
Punjabjand
Cutch
Gujarat
British India
Nilléa
Erritory
Ike Tom Foley
Rhines
Bird
Philadelphia
National Billiard Association
Christian Bird
John Creacian
T. W. Wagner
Mr. Bird
Theophilus
G. Westlake
Missionary Work Among Ottawa Tribe at Arbe Croche
A detailed account describes the Jesuit Baraga’s mission among the Ottawas at Arbe Croche on Lake Michigan. It notes village life, church building by indigenous labor, daily prayers in native tongue, and Baraga’s extensive travels and baptisms.
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Reminiscences of Two Famous Billiard Players
A look at Jacob Schaef er and Billy Slosson as aging champions. The piece recalls Schaef er’s health decline and possible retirement, compares rivals, notes Bird’s historic contributions, and reflects on changes in billiards over decades and a possible new tournament proposed by Clarence Green.
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George Slos Gow
Jake
Slosson
George Sutton
Ivas
Iay
Willian Sexton
Rhs
Ives
Napoleon
Frank Ives
Mexico
Longuares
Clarence
Green
America
Sutton
Christian Bird
Philadelphia
Mr. Bird
Rudolphe
Gar
Homeskera Excursion Tickete Offer
Tickets go on sale at Chicago Great Western offices on the first and third Tuesdays in May and June. The round trip costs one fare plus 3.60 dollars, valid for return within a set period from sale. F. EB. Tose, ticket agent, 162 Main Street, Dubuque Iowa.
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Boer ambulance wagons compared with British designs
A report notes Boer ambulance wagons accommodate eight wounded men while British wagons carry only two. The British vehicles are heavy, lack springs, and cause distress and unnecessary pain on rough ground.
Cities a Century Axe
In 1800 only five large American cities existed. Philadelphia led as the largest and cultural seat of government with about 600 units of wealth, followed by New York, Baltimore, and others. The figures show urban concentration in the early republic era.
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