The Xliverian Brothers Instructors Arrive for Cathedral High
A sketch of the teaching order and the teaching staff for Cathedral High School outlines the Brothers of St. Francis Xavier founding their education mission. It covers their origins in Bruges in 1889, their migration to America, and efforts to establish Catholic schooling in Louisville and other cities, with enrollment planned for September and the opening of a new school building.
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Mow
Cathedral
Asgetus
Wiz Brothers
Anesliis
Norfolk
Bchools
Thirteenth Stret
Sco
Belone
Brothers
Bruges
Seldium
Teodor James Ayken
Ryken
America
Feld
Europe
Thimking Rat Wurupe
Louis
Rosati
Dhanese
Ryken Viatte
Francis Xavier
India
Japan
Tegun
Brugws
St. Francis Xavier's Institute
Penine
Xavier
Xaverian Brothers to Open St Marys Industrial School
A historical account details the Xaverian Brothers taking charge of St. Mary’s Industrial School near Baltimore on August 17, 1568, to educate poor youths in religious and secular studies. The mission gains support from bishops including Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Williams, with extensive plans for new colonies, training, and a central, modern campus in Wheeling.
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St. Mary's Industrial School
Lmore
Martin John Spalding
Congregation of Xaverian Brothere
Th Catholic
United States
Richmond
Portawnouth
Apt Norfolka
Lontaville
Baltimore
Bassog
Somerville
Danvers
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Mass
Scranton
Mt St. Joseph
Cyrrol Station
Baltimor
Iither
Normal School of
St. John
Manvers Mast
Virginia
Noow
Cathedral Parteh
Clidvise Martins Ferre
Menwood
Im Grive
Coun Y Severatis
Arholinee
Tt Ie
Ediwcaitin Prumally
Weil
Kodak Pictures and the Penny The World Gains a Poor Man’s Friend
The piece extols the penny as a humble yet vital token of exchange. It depicts the penny passing unseen through Wall Street and reaching the poor and children, who value it for daily needs like milk and bread. The dollar tells the penny its power, while the poor woman and child hold on to it with hopeful, simple joy.
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Wail Street
Steko
Prince of Orange
Michael Angelo
Marhia
Lintine Chapel
St. Peter's
Campedogno
Farnese
Paul Peters Rubens
Spain
Bostand
Blaumachals
Figaro
Mark
The Centennal Steubenville Log Cabin Celebration
A long feature on Steubenville Ohio preparing for the centennial celebration with a replica log cabin on Court House lawn, arches recalling Stanton Wells and Baron Steuben, and plans for parades speeches and militia displays led by notable figures including McKinley and Hanna. The piece notes extensive decorations, these preparations, and a roster of attendees and organizers.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Court House
J. C. Ault
Jefferson County
Market Street
Andrew Forsythe
Bezaleel Wells
James Ross
Baron Steuben
E. M. Stanton
Lincoln
Grant
Arthur Sinclair
Jefferson
Council
Board of Education
County Commissioners
Stanton
Seventh Infantry Band
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Toledo
Duquesne Grays
Sheridan Sabers
Washington Rifles
Pittsburg
Pleasant Heights
McKinley
Hobart
War and Navy
United States
Foraker
Hanna
Danford
Taylor
Gov. Bushner
H. L. Chapman
Lewis H. Stanton
New Orleans
Pamphylia Stanton Wolcott
Akron
Loeffler
White House
Sherman
Venable
Cincinnati
City Opera House
Seventeenth
United States Infantry
Stanton Memorial
Gen. Sickles
Eawin MM. Stanton
la Belle Park
Webster Davis
Washington, D. C
Fort Steuben
McCooks
West Virginia
Stanton Rock
Gen. Hurst
Ladies’ Committee
Jefferson County Bar Association
Opera House
J. H
Trainer
Harrison County Bar Association
Bezaleel Wells Eustarscal Society
The
Wells Historical Society
Davison Filson
J. B. Doyle
George W. K
George A. Maxwell
Robert McGowan
D. J. Sinclair
W. McD. Miller
A. M. Reid
Robert Sherrard, Jr
T. P. Spencer
W. R. Johnson
Wanted Purchasers and Rent Listings in Legal Blanks
Classified notice style item offering legal blanks and ads for sale. Mentions West Virginia Printing Co in Wheeling and items like wanted purchasers and for rent listings. Includes fragmented catalog language typical of old newspaper classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Printing CO
Wheeling, W
Going Shopping for Neighbors in Warm Weather
Two suburban friends share a comical tale of errands for neighbors on a hot day. One woman, Amelia, tracks down silk, lawn, lace, cherries, a hammock, novels, a tin horn volley, and a price swap while dodging heat and delays at several shops, paying some costs herself.
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Amelia
Dora
Mra Pidgitt
Irom
State Street
Mrs. Wheeler
Mihm
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Aria
Xliverian Brothers
Father van Kerk
Fom
Mgr
Housen
Myny
Brigium
Francis
Landen
Manchower
Marteld
Prewan
Fia
College P Pravda Nevers Colest
Brewer
Founer
anXiouety
Phis
Shaldine
Bionoy
Brother Pranels
Vincent
Caneral
Bis Mings
Kodak Pictures
UY Germardt Sirlien
Ong & Thomas
Stone & Thomas
Nottingham
Skirt Department
Rhodes & CO
J. S. Rhodes & CO
Reman & Co, General Machinists A Manufacturers
Wheeling City Loan Company
Gay
Lew Son
Graves
Twelfth Street
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