Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli Translate Published
The Young Eagle reports the Italian memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P pioneer priest in the lead mine district are translated by a Dominican Sister at St Clara’s academy. The Sunday Herald publishes the translation with permission in weekly installments. Rights credited to Dominican Sisters.
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Samuel Mazzuchelli
O. P
Lead Mine
Mazzuchelli
St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
St. Clara's
Sunday Herald
Conversion of Mackinaw Indians under Catholic Mission
The Mackinaw parish used interpreters to teach Catholic rites to nearby Chippewa Ottawa and Menominee Indians at Pointe Sainte Ignace. Converts ranged from elderly resisters to eager penitents, with Easter 1832 bringing over a hundred communicants and a moving tale of a man who, after forty years, confessed at last to receive the Eucharist and cried out Mother as he died.
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Pointe Sainte Tynece
Mackinaw
Wisconsin
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Jesus
Mackinac
Point Saint Ignace
Uee
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Miid
Christ
Dewey Missed Tea At Red Cross Reception
An account from Philadelphia shows Mrs. Dewey unrecognized by many guests at a reception. Admiral Dewey circulated, greeting attendees and promising to meet his daughter, but tea service ends with humorous slips and a lone Red Cross server offering another cup that was not taken.
Gossamer Tea Gowns Described With Embroidered Boleros
The article details tea gowns featuring brocaded boleros and fur bands, many shaped as princess styles with Maltese insertions from neck to feet. Aliver feathers and jet pailettes adorn ten gowns, paired with gossamer underdresses and light colored waist sashes. Blue dominates the palette for these dresses.
Grain-O Beverage Promises Healthier Drink Alternative
Advertisement proclaims Grain-O as a delicious nourishing drink to replace coffee. It claims to aid digestion and strengthen nerves without stimulants, suitable for children and adults, and priced about one quarter the cost of coffee at 15 and 25 cents.
Removal of Chicago Great Western Passenger Office
Municipal notices report the Chicago Great Western Railway moving its passenger and freight office from the corner of Seventh Street and Mata Streets to 695. The shift affects local operations and access for riders and shippers.
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Chicago Great “Western Railway
Comer Seventh
Mata ‘Streets
St Bernard Helps Blind Shoe Maker On Icy Appleton Street
Appleton news recounts a courteous St Bernard assisting Alexander Close a one legged shoemaker as he navigates icy sidewalks toward his shop. The dog crosses the street to steady the worker and guides him safely to clear ground before returning to its route. The act is praised as pure kindness and instinctive aid.
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Appleton Papers
Milwaukee Journal
Alexander Close
Appleton Street
Fisk Street
Mr. Close
Mistake of a Smart Lawyer
A Maine attorney famed for trimming bargains drew criticism from Lewiston Journal readers for overcharging a partner. After a profitable first year, he billed $500 extra as counsel fees claiming added value, while two wealthier friends quietly absorbed later losses and profits. The trio’s scheme unraveled as they unloaded the venture. the lawyer later lamented, only to discover the others had already anticipated a loss and kept silent.
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Lewiston Journal
Ile
Dea
Dazcune Urges Caution Overhaul for Season Exposure
The Chicago Record comments on how players and fans should protect themselves this baseball season. The piece stresses prudent behavior amid heavy workloads and public scrutiny, urging restraint and safer practices.
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Ahiould
Chicago Record
National League Captains Shape 1900 Season
Veteran leaders guide NL clubs with strong practice routines and firm management. Captains like Clarke of Pittsburgh and Ryan of Chicago shape rosters, while Kelley of Brooklyn and Duffy of Boston balance temperaments and enforce team rules amid fierce competition.
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Hugh Duffy
Boston
Angel
Duffy
Chicagos
Selee
Bostons
Hughey
Ryan
Joseph Kelley
Brooklyn
Ned Hanlon
Kelley
Dahlen
Little
Willie ‘Keeler
Freshie
Dementreville
Laughy” Jennings
Kelly
Society Notes on Marriages and New York Power
A society column contrasts Alfred Vanderbilt and Harriet Gammell engagements, detailing Vanderbilt’s Newport visit and Gammell’s wealth and charity work. It surveys New York figures from Platt to Roosevelt, discusses political dynamics, and recalls historic gatherings at Fifth Avenue Hotel with a note on Rough Riders and fashionable wealth in wartime society.
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Harriet Gammell
Vanderbilt
Elsie
Reverdy “Travers
Thomas Shaw
New York
Lovervelt
Vashens
Hamilies Fiss
Croton Dam
Eben Lowen Langdon
Literature and Fashion in New York High Society
A portrait of Captain Burton Harrison and Miss Crocker, linking their engagement to Virginia lineage and literary prominence. It notes Harrisons’ old Knickerbocker roots, mentions other writers like Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger and Elliott Gregory, and comments on social status and money within New York’s literary set. It also reports a pricey Fifth Avenue hotel sale and its implications for urban development.
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Crocker
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Virginia
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Jefferson Davis
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the Battery
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