Chronicle

February 1834

Overview

In February 1834, official reports and government statistics shaped local documentation in the region. A central event was the ceremonial celebration of Emperor Francis I's birthday in Bolzano, featuring religious services, a military parade, and festivities. Additionally, an official report for Tyrol and Vorarlberg recorded a significant increase in predators culled throughout the previous year of 1833 alongside the government bounties paid out.

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24 February 1834Der Bote für Tirol1830s4 tags

Culling of Predators in Tyrol in the Year 1833

An official report records the predatory animals culled in Tyrol and Vorarlberg in 1833: 27 bears, 6 wolves, and 2 lynxes. The government disbursed 1,176 florins in convention currency in bounties for their killing. This marked a significant increase compared to the previous two years.

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17 February 1834Der Bote für Tirol1830s5 tags

Celebrations for the Emperor's Birthday in Bolzano

Account of the celebrations marking Emperor Franz I's birthday in Bolzano on 9 February 1834. In addition to a solemn service, military parade, and banquet, festivities included a special theatre performance and a rifle shooting competition.

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