Legacy of Spanish Colonial Cathedrals across the Americas
The article surveys ancestral cathedrals from Mexico to Peru, highlighting Mexico City’s vast Holy Church complex, Mexico’s dioceses, St Augustine and New Orleans in the United States, and Quebec and Montreal in Canada. It notes Lima’s cathedral as the oldest and largest in South America, Pizarro’s founding of Lima, and the enduring influence of Spanish and French ecclesiastical architecture in the New World.
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America
Tiemite
Clinethes Roc
Retin Enalneerliss Works
Ynetyrtalen
Colwanian
Ove Canthedaid
Giohaut
Leon Gore
Pasetentien
Gortey Tree
Mexteesy
Aante
San Domingo
KO Lanvulla
Sud Ponting
New World
Wei
Asm
Cetinbua
Ila
Santa Vominge
Port Au Prince
Tuttl
Mavana
Attmbat
Els
Duke of
Veraguas
Banes
Seville
Cortaz
Verner
Mexico
Spain
City of
Cortez
Pueb- In
Alvyarauda
Enray
Corley
Lnea
United States
St. Augustine
Fla
New Orleans
St Ogeupl
Charles IV
St. Francis
St. Louis
France
Jackson Square
Hat
Quebec
Mons. Laval
New France
Montreal
New England
Old Middle States
Episcopalians
Church of England
London
Washington
St. Peter and St Paul
Major L'Enfant
St. Peter and
St. Paul
St. Patrick
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Pittsburg
St. Patrick's
Trinity
Grace
New York
Baltimore
Richmond
Lima
Peru
South America
Pizarro
Luma
When a Wig Becomes a Wise Choice in Time
An elderly speaker recalls baldness and the case for wigs, arguing false hair is proper when needed and should not invite ridicule. He notes his own thinning hair progressed slowly, still not requiring a wig at sixty, but admitting he would wear one if he became as bald as friends, to prove resilience to critics.
The Confidence of Youth in York Judds
Judge William Mornbiow recalls a youthful struggle toward journalism in New York, revealing how a Cincinnati Times-Star report recounts his decision to favor the Tribune and pursue editorials after a day spent weighing his options. The anecdote highlights his barbed, personal storytelling and the shift from bravado to restraint.
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William Mornbiow J
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Sai
Dworoge Popular in Badger State Divorce Rise
A Wisconsin divorce report shows rising rates across the state with about one in eleven marriages ending, citing Dr. J. C. Warper. Cruelty and desertion prominent causes, with most divorces after thirty years of marriage. native born more affected than foreign born. Other items note orchards and weather impacts, university events, and public notices.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Atlacks
J. C. Warper
Wisronaln State Board of Health and Vital Statistics
Neglec
Harper
Unsfarts
Federal Census Bureau
Marinette County
Buffalo
Dunn
Rusk
Iron
Lafayette
Lincoln
Ocanta
Oneida
Shawana
Frederieck Cranefield
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
Cranefield
Minnesota
Fragmented state brief with scattered local notes
Readable portions recount a wide mix of events from a Wisconsin state brief. Mentions include a Port Washington game with a 2 1 score, a large fire at Homestead plant, a Wood County bank building project, and remarks on local civic and fraternal meetings. Also notes injuries, deaths, and civic tax disputes across towns like Superior La Crosse Madison Fond du Lac and Green Bay, among others.
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Midler
Westredileng
Norm Lakes
Normi
Pi Baas
North Lathe
Widen
Anna
Mantiano
Maniinwee
Rati Siwaekee
Ian
Barden
Dave
Ypres
el Gee
Engionure
CIA Belbeseed
Raeiae
Vroilah Lutheran Oetitres
Chiesa Datrler
Ondainen
Polilatenin Ware
Muutdon
Beresford
Jemien Fo Diore
Might
Cheiatiunnan Toa Chienguy O
I Magsen
Crlbertann
Nor Jens DP
Cariven
Duluth
Minn
Elheboygen
Suiningied
Miameiier
Jivan
Jasorynes
Uxty
Seagion
Wis
A. A. Phelps
Platteville
Hoiler
Iheine
O. Neleon
Offyer Iron Mining Company
Injierhey
Tat Company
Coleraine
Mioa
Sant Yor
Grand Mapida
Wood Canty National Bank
la Crosse
Lihe la Creme Gas and Weetrie Company
Fond du Lac
Bragg
G. A
Eau Cielre
Haward J. Vinening
Milwanker
High Court of Wisconsin
Independent Order of Foresters, Green, Gay
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Santo DO
Aserica
Uru
Ytlriop
ST. Paul, Papnesota
Orma
Knox
W York Judds
Whitelaw Folds
Tribune
Dworge
Badger State
Health Board
M Tron
Belie
Jas
Wueesaliupedin Aupures
Johann Mmetnrtetr San Raalorit
Inga Aubassador
University of Wisconsin
Count von Wernsferd
Hunday Afferngen
Celydt
Armory Littl
Cancerll
University School of Music
Jirbilay Fa
University Gee Club
Ioxing Collony Bonga
Alomut Vlatting
Mondy
Liltleiver
Qeonto County
Madiean
Oliver Royce
Bernard Boyes
Dewey Royce
Peter Courchime
Mary Greenwood
Rubin la Blanc
Vesuvius
John M. True
State Board of Agriculture
Mount Vesuvius
Thomas J. Cunningham
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin State Civil Service Commission
F. E B. Daty
Albany
National Association of Civil Service Commissioners
Cunningham
Wisconsin Commission
Clvi
Hitchcock
Vomai
Nelle Archibald
Ashland
Ashland County
Gilbert
Oces
Archibald
Wil
Frear
Progress Land Company
Milwaukee
Canlal
George Wittich
Charles J. Reuter
Frank Damhoebler
Hornig Cabinet Company
Twin Ports Navigation Company
Superior
Capital
B. C. Cooke
Edith 14
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin, National Guard
Camp Douglan
John 13. Morrison
James Justice
Nineteenth Infantry
Robert HB. Wescott
Eleventh Infantry
Lawrence Avugel
Porto Rico
War Department
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