Zeitungsreise: Living History
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The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia travel incognito through Innsbruck en route to Tegernsee. Meanwhile, viticulture in the Adige region promises a bountiful vintage, despite concerns about caterpillars around Bozen, while vineyards around Meran thrive unscathed.
Following the passing of Emperor Franz I, authorities, the estates, the military, and the public gathered in Innsbruck for solemn memorial services at the parish church of St. Jakob. Alongside requiem services and addresses, inscriptions on a catafalque and poetic tributes honored the deceased monarch.
A brief note reports on the impending construction of the railway between Nuremberg and Fürth along with estimated costs. Based on these figures, the hypothetical cost for a railway line between Hall and Innsbruck is calculated by comparison.
In Schwaz, 58 florins were collected for the needy at the turn of the year in place of traditional gift exchanges. Furthermore, detailed meteorological data for the year 1820 was published for Innsbruck, revealing a colder, wetter, and windier year compared to the 44-year average.
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