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Milwaukee has grown from Indian village into one of nation's greatest centers | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society

Newspaper Article/Clipping

Milwaukee has grown from Indian village into one of nation's greatest centers

Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
Milwaukee has grown from Indian village into one of nation's greatest centers | Newspaper Article/Clipping | Wisconsin Historical Society
ARTICLE DETAILS
Headline:Milwaukee has grown from Indian village into one of nation's greatest centers>
Main Heading:Immigrants
Sub Heading:
Article Date:1921-1-01
Newspaper:Milwaukee Sentinel
City:Milwaukee
County:Milwaukee
State:WI
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
  • Source: Milwaukee Sentinel Topics: Immigrants Date: 1921-1-01
NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS ARTICLE
Juneau, Solomon Laurent 1793 - 1856
Marquette, Father Jacques 1637 - 1675
Mirandeau, Jean Baptiste
Gorrell, Lieut. James
St. Cosme, Father J. B.
RECORD LOCATION
Collection:Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection
Location:Wisconsin Historical Society Library, 2nd floor, Madison, Wisconsin

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