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November 1850

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In November 1850, the Merano Gymnasium recorded strong interest in Friedrich Waßmann's drawing classes and acknowledged the contributions of parish organist Johann Kostner. At the same time, political efforts in Vienna yielded promising commitments for the future construction of the Brenner Railway and the establishment of secondary modern schools in Tyrol.

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Declaration.

Since ownership of the Rottenstein estate in Obermais has passed into other hands, and the management of affairs by the undersigned on behalf of the former owner, the Royal Bavarian Privy Councillor and Chamberlain Herr Ritter Leo v. Klenze, has therefore ceased, and the relevant powers of attorney are being returned and withdrawn; the undersigned hereby calls upon everyone to submit any claims or other demands against the undersigned in this capacity all the more certainly by the end of this month of November, as no further response or information will be provided after the expiry of this deadline. Meran, 13 Nov. 1850. Christoph Möser, princely Thurn and Taxis revenue officer.

18 November 18501850s4 tagsSchennastraße - Via Scena 3, Meran - Merano

16 November 1850Bozner Zeitung1850s5 tags

Progress on the Tyrolean Railway Question and Proposed School Foundations

An Innsbruck deputation to Vienna secured positive assurances regarding the construction of the Brenner railway connecting Kufstein, Innsbruck, Bozen, and Verona. In addition, the establishment of secondary modern schools across Tyrol's districts was promised.

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15 November 1850Der Bote für Tirol1850s4 tags

Recognition for the Merano Parish Organist Johann Kostner

The teaching staff of the Merano gymnasium publishes an official commendation from the provincial school authority to parish organist Johann Kostner, who sponsored vocal music lessons. It also notes high attendance for drawing classes taught by painter Friedrich Waßmann.