Zeitungsreise: Living History
A retrospective on the stay of Catholic theologian Johann Adam Möhler in Meran on the occasion of his death. The text recounts a conversation with Strauß, Möhler's theological studies and principles, as well as his abiding interest in Meran's schools.
A commemorative account of the health stay of the prominent Catholic theologian Johann Adam Möhler in Meran during the summer of 1837. The text describes his modest demeanor, the profound impression he made on local residents, and an encounter with the Berlin court preacher Strauß.
Proprietor Joseph Holzner announces the opening of Mitterbad near St. Pankraz in Ulten for 10 June 1838. Guest transport between Lana, Ulten, Bozen, and Meran is once again managed by innkeeper Joseph Teiß.
Imperial resolutions from 1837 and 1838 establish a perpetual princely fief on the former estate of Andreas von Hofer in Passeier. A grandson is enfeoffed with the property, and the descendants are granted entry into the Tyrolean nobility register.
In the Passeier Valley, the birthday of Emperor Ferdinand I was marked by festive services in St. Leonhard and St. Martin and collections for flood victims in Pest. A convivial banquet at the Sandwirthshaus concluded the commemorations.
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