Chronicle

September 1844

Overview

In September 1844, Meran recorded a total of 304 spa guests in Meran and Mais, accompanied by notable events such as the death of Ingolstadt mayor Ignaz Lallinger from advanced tuberculosis. At the same time, the parish priest of Marling, Anton Santer, was appointed to the urban parish of Meran, alongside reports detailing travels and charitable donations by the imperial family in the Vinschgau valley.

Articles

30 September 1844Der Bote für Tirol1840s5 tags

Conferral of the Meran Parish and the Archdukes' Journey Through Tyrol

Anton Santer, priest in Marling, is appointed to the princely town parish of Meran and Tirol. The report also details the journey of the imperial family, including the young Archdukes Franz Joseph, Ferdinand Max, and Karl Ludwig, through the Vinschgau, alongside their charitable donations.

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30 September 1844Der Bote für Tirol1840s5 tags

Death of the Mayor of Ingolstadt in Meran

The 34-year-old Mayor of Ingolstadt, Ignaz Lallinger, has succumbed to advanced tuberculosis in Meran. His funeral was attended by local authorities and numerous spa guests, whose total count across Meran and Mais is reported at 304.

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