The Baking Powder Girl and the lonely New York tale
Neal Fuller in New York befriends Felicia Lane a girl from San Francisco after a baking powder mishap. He travels to her mother’s apartment, finds companionship, and proposes though Felicia admits she cannot cook, ending with Neal accepting her honesty and declaring love. Probate notices from Gogebic County append the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neal Fuller
Fifth Avenue
San Francisco
Neal
Washington Square
Sixth Avenue
Jerusha
Tist Baca
Mrs. Lane
Felicia
Bay
Lanes
Pelicia
Gayety
Doga
Wang
Fellela
Jerushal
Fur Trader First Settler of L Anse Stirs Michigan lore
The article recalls Peter Crebassa of the American Fur Company as the first permanent settler at L Anse in 1834, steering into Keweenaw Bay with his party including five others. It describes rugged soon-to-be settlement life, the move from tents to pine log buildings in 1835, and a 100 foot trading post serving as store and dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ironwood Times
Harry K. Bay
Wanse—L’anne
Pater Crebassa
American Fur Company
Keweenaw Bay
Radisson
Nicolet
Lake Superior
Crebassa
Peter Crebassa
Red River
Canada
Sorel
Montreal
Heatton
Peter
Mackinac
American Fur Trading Company
James Holliday
Joseph Cote
Early Fur Trade and Mission Life in L'Anse Baraga Area
The narrative traces fur trading with Zeba and Assinnins villages, Peter Crebassa and James Bendry shaping L'Anse’s settlement, Baraga’s founding, and the arrival of Father Baraga. It notes the first Catholic church on the ice crossing Keweenaw Bay, the ox shoe invention by Joseph Cote, a French Bible used by Baraga, and Crebassa family lineage and 15 children with present descendants in Baraga and L'Anse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeba
Asainnins
Crebassa
Rivera
Adolph Lolain
Anthony Gerard
Fur Company
American Fur Company
Peter Crebas
Frederick Baraga
Barags
L'Anse
Assinnins
Johnson
Fur Trading Company
Keweenaw Bay
Agsiunius
Joseph Cote
Peter Crebassa
France
Crebagsa
Father Baraga
Christ
William
Peter
Crabassa
Azure
Cleveland
United States
John B
Earl Edgerton
John Mayo
Eustache
Nancy
George
Skenee Road
Charlotte
Ontonagon
Nelson
Joseph Peters
Baraga
Alica J
Henry
Alexander
Skanee Road
Pater
L’anse
Father Nile Long Held Sacred by Egyptians
Ancient texts describe the Nile as a divine gift shaping Egyptian life worship and wealth. Portents like fat cattle rising or a baby found in the river are read as blessings from Father Nile, possibly affecting the royal lineage and the Hebrew home tied to Montreal Family Berald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Nile
Nile
Wather Nile
Montreal
Berald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mebaot
R._C. SOLBERG
Michigan
Jobste Court
Gogebic
Bessemer
Tunac Niemista
Lovisa Niemisto
Jtme
Ironwood ‘Times
Said
R. GC
Solberg
State OF Michigan
Gogehic
Harry K. Day
Victor Holmatrom
Carl J. Eklund
Herey
The
R. CG. Solberg
Acasion
Ella Aschermann
Percy H. Luebben
Carl Engersa Jey
Anid County
Tronwood
Mich
Sullivan Agency
D. D. Reid
Iron National Bank
Ironwood, Mich
Times Office
Tay 1
HE Hub Clothing Store
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