Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzucheli Published in Italian
The Memoirs of Rev Samuel Mazzuchelli O P pioneer priest missionary in the lead mine district are translated by a Dominican Sister at St Clara’s academy and printed in The Young Eagle. The translation appears with the Sisters’ permission and will be published in weekly installments.
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Samuel Mazzuchelli
O. P
Lead Mine
Mazzuchelli
St. Clara’s Academy
Young Eagle
St. Clara's
Missionary Visit Reflects on Mackinac and Green Bay Faith
The text recounts Bishop Fenwick and Father Kenwick guiding Catholic converts among Chippewa and Menominee in Mackinac and Green Bay. It notes numerous marriages, baptisms, and large confessions, with Fenwick near death and the Island mission drawing Canadian traders and Native converts toward lasting faith.
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RTL
Tesserer
Tribunal of God
Efe
Havin
Saint Dominic
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Fenwick
Camtin
Ohio
Mackinac
Cincinnati
Sault Sainte Mare
Straits of Mackinag
Menwick
Cincinnath
Arbre Hroche
Ishanday
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Mackinne
Tharly
Talistonnary
Jean
Clinelnneth
Guided Sleeper Tours to California by Western Railway
Tours to California are offered on the Chicago Great Western route to Los Angeles and Southern California. New Pullman Tourist Sleepers feature wide vestibules steam heat and gas light. One sleeper departs every Monday at 2 56 p m from Old weln and arrives in Los Angeles Friday morning. An experienced official escorts travelers to the destination and the price for a double berth is about half that of standard sleepers. Full information from B Ross city ticket agent 763 Main Street.
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Chicago
Ross
Main Street
Subscribers urged to report missed Herald delivery
Readers who do not receive the Evening Herald should contact the office by telephone at 312 to report the issue and ensure delivery resumes.
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Herald
War Dept Moves to Abolish Seven Arsenals
War department officials seek to abandon seven old arsenals deemed useless costing 50 000 dollars yearly in maintenance. Fort Monroe Alleghany Kennebec Indianapolis Columbia Augusta and San Antonio are named with Fayetteville NC slated for restoration. officials warn abolishing them would reduce officer availability and worsen the department’s workload.
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War Department
Kennebec
Augusta
Fort Monroe
Alleghany
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Columbia
Columbia, Tenn
San Antonio
Tex
Burlinton
Wat
Department
Congress
Fayetteville
N. C.) Arsenal
United States
Americans Spend Lavishly at Paris Exposition of 1889
Bankers estimate American visitors will spend about 40 million dollars more than usual in Europe during the vacation season. About 120000 Americans attended the Paris exposition, with New York cabin passengers at 92771050 dollars and third class passengers at 101213. Bankers note liquidity in letters of credit averages 1500 dollars for eight top New York bankers. The impact on exchange rates remains uncertain given market conditions.
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Europe
United States
United States Mint
New York
New York City
Rich ore in sight at Grantz mine north of Lead
Otto P. Grantz plans to open the Hidden Fortune mine ore deposit near Lead. He shipped nearly 200000 dollars in three carloads last fall and expects to recover another 200000 dollars this winter. A cyanide plant will treat lower grade ore as excavation continues and the mine may turn vertical soon. Deadwood welcomes many visitors as spring mining news spreads.
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Otto P. ‘P. Grantz
Ilidden Fortune
Lead
Grantz
Deadwood
Colorado Springs
Col
Capitol Coal Chutes Cause Senate and House Disruption
Senators and representatives complain about coal deliveries at the capitol. A new clause in the appropriation bill requires fuel to be delivered only to the two wings during hours set by the architect. The architect plans night deliveries to reduce daytime disruption of public work by coal noise.
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Capitol
Ely
Rich American Heiress Hattie Gammel to Wed Englishman Thomas Shaw Baie
The Latent Safe notes Hattie Gammel called the richest American girl in her town with an estimated fortune of 10 to 15 million dollars. She is engaged to Englishman Thomas Shaw Baie. The Chicago Times-Herald hints she may leave her money to another party.
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Mies Hattie Gammel
Thomas Shaw Baie
Hattie
Chicago’ ‘Times-Herald
Theatres Open Doors As Summer Season Brims In Chicago
The piece notes Chicago theater activity as summer arrives, with Otis Skinner at McVicker's closing and Hearts Are Trumps premiering, featuring Cissie Loftus and praise for Modjeska and Ellen Terry. It highlights Miss Loftus at the Masonic Temple and recalls Viola Allen’s acclaimed performances and a season yielding substantial receipts.
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Otis Skinner
McVicker’s
Chicagro
London
Drury
Lane
New York
Ful Kolditz
Winifred
Wain
Ilearts
McVicker's
Cissie Loftus
Modjeska
Ellen Terry
Miss Loftus
Ds Viola
Masonic Temple
Exports Hit Record Highs in April 1900
The treasury bureau of statistics reports April 1900 exports totaled 118,926,507 dollars, surpassing all previous years. Agricultural, manufactured, mineral, forest, fisheries, and miscellaneous products all rose, with March indicators showing broad gains across sectors. The nine months ending March show substantial year over year increases, signaling a record year ahead.
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Bureau of Statistics
Smithsonian Exhibit From Philippines Arrives In Washington
Col F F Hilder returns from a third Philippine tour with 15 000 specimens valued around 12000 for an exhaustive display. The collection covers manufactures trades arts tools domestics costumes weapons woods and industries. It will debut at the Pan American Exhibition in Buffalo next May then go to the National Museum. Hilder notes future timber marketing as a key Philippine industry and highlights local fibers including a banana fiber used for Manila rope.
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F. F. Hilder
Philippines
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Philippine Islands
Buffalo
National Museum
Col. Hilder
Manila
Heiress Annie Jackman Elopes With Coachman
Miss Annie Jackman 17 granddaughter of James F Miller elopes with Alfred C Terwilliger, her former coachman. They establish in Harlem on a top floor flat. Miller expresses shock saying she must be crazy or hypnotized and vows forgiveness if she returns alone.
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Annie. Jackman
Submarine Cadets Trained to Work at Depths
Naval divers in training demonstrate proficiency in deep water tasks. They practice at 12 fathoms for an hour and at 20 fathoms for a quarter of an hour to ensure capability before being passed.
Trusts In Austria Rise Across Industries Amid Coinciding Tariffs
Consul Hugh Donzelmann reports Austria sees a broad push to form trusts in many sectors as coal costs rise and competition grows. The government laboring on a general trust law. coal strike cost workers dearly. Austrian producers faced U S tariffs while Austrian protectionism blocks American goods from competing at home.
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State Department
Hugh, Donzelmann
Denzemann
United States
Austria
Floating Hotel Afloat in Brooklyn Vessel to Sail Guests
John R. Arbuckle plans a floating hotel aboard the 240 foot bark Jacob A. Stambler. 75 staterooms for 150 guests with some rooms renting at one dollar a night. Guests may live aboard all summer or take single trips, with sea passages at evening and return at dawn to resume city work. No liquor will be sold aboard.
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John R. Arbuckle
Aheel
Suimmer
Jacob’ A. Stambler
Mr Arbuckle
Tanks Brunt Street
Brooklyn
Uqnor
Havre
New York
Rock Island Arsenal to Install Small Arms Machinery
The sundry civil appropriation bill provides 569 dollars to complete installing a plant and purchase tools for small arms manufacture at the Rock Island arsenal. The move corrects a prior billing error by the ordnance bureau and delays the project until the appropriation is law.
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Rock Island Arsenal
Ordnance
War Dept
Congress
Ordnance Bureau
Rock Fte
Plunger of Victoria Diet Fasts for Rheumatism
Francis T. Walton dubbed the plunger conducted a 21 day fast at his Victoria hatter shop on Broadway New York. He then ate two pounds of beefsteak and claimed relief from rheumatic pains after three weeks though only his feet still showed occasional twinges. A second note describes a Canadian patent fruit picker enabling gentle harvest into a barrel without bruising via a cloth funnel and tube with a padded end.
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Francis T. Walton
The
Victoria
Broadway
New York
Canna
Minto
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