Forgotten Man Jean Nicolet Recall Across Michigan Wisconsin
A long overdue tercentennial tribute marks Jean Nicolet, 1598 Cherbourg born explorer, as the forgotten man who first reached Lake Michigan and the Wisconsin region. His 1634 voyage with Jesuits opened talks with the Winnebago and Fox rivers, ending with a famed but tragic St. Lawrence death in 1642.
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Nicolet to Be Honored in Mackinac Pageant History
The Mackinac pageant will honor Jean Nicolet, the French explorer and interpreter, who died while crossing icy waters after a squall. The event will recount Mackinac Straits history from Nicolet’s arrival to the fur trade era, with 800 costumed performers depicting Joliet, La Salle, Cadill lac, Pontiac, and Astor eras in northern Michigan.
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In a six month outlook the nation faces one-man control as Congress lent Roosevelt wide authority through New Deal measures. The president may wield discretionary power, with veto threats and possible long tenure, while anti administration forces brace for battles over credit, legality, and recovery efforts.
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