Zeitungsreise: Living History
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In Bozen, initiatives to establish a higher gymnasium are under way, with financial shares and donations already being collected. However, there are calls among the public for a clear institutional programme to ensure that special factional interests are not guiding the project, which is also suspected of similar efforts in Brixen and Meran.
Reports from Brixen and Botzen on the proceeds from this year's New Year exemption cards in aid of the urban and rural poor. Alongside Botzen, Meran and Klausen also recorded charitable donations.
In June 1838, Archduke John visited Brixen, where he inspected the fortification works near Unterau and attended the imperial-royal main shooting range. He then continued his journey to Innsbruck via Meran.
The dowager Queen Mother Maria Isabella of Naples travels through Brixen to Meran under the incognito of a Countess of Amalfi. Following sightseeing and receptions with local dignitaries, she continues her journey to Meran for an extended stay.
Report on the arrival of the Austrian Imperial couple and the Viceroy of Italy in Brixen on 23 June 1832. Following visits to public institutions and an excursion to Spinges, their journey was scheduled to continue via Meran on 25 June.
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