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 1 Fore                   IX    |   Scalabrinians in North America (1887–1934); Velasio De Paolis,
 2 Fore                    X    |       Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987, and A Scalabrinian
 3 Writ,     1           XII    |       Piacenza: Tip. G. Tedeschi, 1887.~8. L’emigrazione italiana
 4 Writ,     1           XII    |          Tip. L’Amico del Popolo, 1887, p. 55.~9. Il disegno di
 5 Intr,     2          XVIII   |      victims of earthquakes (1883,1887). He concerned himself with
 6 Intr                   XX(7) |       Piacenza: Amico del Popolo, 1887, p. 5.~
 7 Intr,     3           XXI    |       Borromeo for the Emigrants (1887), the Missionary Sisters
 8    1,     1             1    |         to America: Observations~(1887)~ ~This is the first and
 9    1,     1             1    |         Amico del Popolo, in June 1887 and immediately several
10    1,     1             1    |      alive in the first months of 1887 when even Leo XIII called
11    1,     1,   XI      29    |     document:~ ~Rome, February 5, 1887~Most Reverend Sir,~ I received
12    1,     4            71    |          written two pamphlets in 1887 and in 1888, but he had
13    1,     4            72    | Protection of Italian Immigrants, 1887–1923,” Ph.D. Dissertation,
14    1,     4            72    |         the pamphlet published in 1887 under the title “Italian
15    1,     4            74    |    countrymen.~Since November 28, 1887, the date of its foundation,
16    1,     5,    I      83    |   European countries in the years 1887–1888).~These figures speak
17    1,     5,    I      83    |       during the two-year period, 1887–1888, more people left Italy
18    1,     6            97    |          years since November 28, 1887, which saw the beginning
19    2,     1, Rep1     139    |          Related Correspondence1 (1887)~ ~Bishop Scalabrini’s response
20    2                  139(1) |      Faith, Vol. 257, N. 30 (Nov. 1887), 682–693h. Translated from
21    2,     1, Rep1     140    |         Scalabrini on February 3, 1887 refers to this information
22    2                  140(4) |          di Mons. Segr. rio, anno 1887, vol. 383, fol. 75rv. Cardinal
23    2                  140(4) |     Scalabrini, Rome, February 3, 1887.~
24    2,     1,  III     150    |           royal decree of May 20, 1887, with a registered capital
25    2,     1,   IV     157    |         the Holy Father, June 26, 1887~ ~“The Holy Father is of
26    2,     1,   IV     158    |         Holy Father, November 14, 1887~ ~In response to the above
27    2,     1, Summ, VI,  165  |                       VI March 5, 1887~Petition of the Italian
28    2,     1, Summ, VII,  166 |                   VII January 19, 1887~Excerpt of a letter of Fr.
29    2,     1, Summ, X,  171   |              X Rome, February 13, 1887~Excerpt of a memorandum
30    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174  |               XI Rome, January 8, 1887~Letter of His Eminence the
31    2,     2           178    |        Cardinal~Mariano Rampolla (1887–1894)~ ~ ~The papacy of
32    2                  178(1) |            1883), ff. 1081 on. In 1887, a thorough review of Italian
33    2                  178(1) |      ASCPF, vol. 257, N. 30, Nov. 1887, pp. 682–693h) and published
34    2,     2,    1     179    |           XIII2~Piacenza June 13, 1887~ ~Most Holy Father,~The
35    2,     2,    2     180    |    Scalabrini4~Rome, November 15, 1887~ ~Venerable Brother, Greetings
36    2                  180(4) |       Acta Apostolicae Sedis, XX (1887), p. 305. The original communication
37    2                  180(4) |         published on November 25, 1887 with the date of November
38    2,     2,    2     181    |         St. Peter’s, 15 November, 1887, the tenth year of our Pontificate.~
39    2,     3           199    |       pastoral letter (August 19, 1887) on the moral, material
40    2,     3,    1     201    |        his letter of November 25, 1887 to H.E. the Bishop of Piacenza
41    2,     4           232    |          and Archbishop Corrigan~(1887–1902)~ ~The Bishops of the
42    2                  233(4) |         care, is summed up in the 1887 Report on Italian emigration
43    2                  235(5) |            In fifteen years, from 1887 to 1902, when Archbishop
44    2,     4,    1     235    |   Corrigan6~ Piacenza, August 18, 1887~ ~Most Reverend Excellency,~
45    2                  235(7) |     published in Piacenza in June 1887.~
46    2                  236(10)|        the Faith, on February 16, 1887. The text of the project
47    2,     4,    2     237    |             New York, October 28, 1887~ ~Most Venerated Monsignor,~
48    2,     4,    3     238    |            New York, December 16, 1887~ ~Most Reverend Excellency,~
49    2                  239(14)|      Espirito Santo in Brazil. In 1887 he was sent to New York
50    2                  240(16)|            This letter of October 1887 has not been found in the
51    2                  240(19)|        Agnovimus, of November 15, 1887, approving the establishment
52    2                  240(19)| Osservatore Romano of December 1, 1887. Cf. ASS, 1894, r. 17 (fasc.
53    2                  241(21)|       immigrants. On November 25, 1887 he was directly informed
54    2                  241(21)|        Rome in the winter of 1886–1887. He encouraged Bishop Scalabrini’
55    2                  242(23)|  Archbishop Ireland (November 25, 1887, ASCPF, Collegi d’Italia,
56    2                  253(47)|        the first time in November 1887 in Rome and convinced her
57    2                  278(90)|           Secretary of State from 1887 to 1903. In the conclave
58    2,     4,   64     304    |           that time, in November, 1887, there were but two distinctively
59    2                  313(1) |        Propaganda Fide, March 10, 1887, ff. 1496–1500: “Project
60    2                  314(3) |          to Ireland, November 25, 1887. The full text of this letter
61    2                  316(13)|                    On January 11, 1887 Bishop Scalabrini wrote
62    2                  316(13)|         di Mons. Segretario, anno 1887, vol. 383, fol. 75 2v. Scalabrini’
63    2                  316(13)|          evaluation. On March 10, 1887, while still in Rome, Archbishop
64    2                  317(14)|        Committee. On November 14, 1887, Leo XIII approved the various
65    2                  317(14)|         sends him on November 25, 1887, confirms the freedom of
66    2                  317(14)|     Propaganda Fide, November 25, 1887.~ Most Reverend Bishop,
67 Bibl                  349    |   Scalabrinians in North America (1887–1934). New York: Center
68 Bibl                  350    |       Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987. Center for Migration