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 1 Writ,     1           XII      |          Tip. Marchesotti e Porta, 1891, p. 23.~12. Ai missionari
 2 Writ,     1          XIII      |    Nationality of the Immigrants), 1891. AGS AQ 01 10/1b.~2. Prima
 3 Intr                   XX(8)   |       conferenza sull’emigrazione, 1891 (First conference on emigration).
 4 Intr                 XXVIII(39)|        Zaboglio, Piacenza, May 18, 1891; Scalabrini to Zaboglio,
 5    1,     3            60      |     Nationality of the Immigrants (1891)1~ ~In March 1891 Bishop
 6    1,     3            60      |      Immigrants (1891)1~ ~In March 1891 Bishop Scalabrini had a
 7    1,     4            71      |            the Palermo Exhibition (1891)~ ~In the first months of
 8    1,     4            71      |             In the first months of 1891, Scalabrini was actively
 9    1,     4            71      |            this city that in March 1891 thirteen Sicilian immigrants,
10    1,     4            73      |          27, 1889, and February 2, 1891, notified the Bishops of
11    1,     5            81      |  Conference on Italian Emigration~(1891–1892)~ ~The title, “First
12    1,     5            81      |     delivered in Genoa in January, 1891, and repeated without substantive
13    2,     2,    5     186      |       Rampolla8~Piacenza, June 25, 1891~ ~Your Eminence,~Count Raffo,
14    2,     2,    6     187      |        Scalabrini10~Rome, June 27, 1891~ ~Count Raffo gave me your
15    2                  187(10)  |     Capuchins remain (see ASV, SS, 1891, rubr. 280, fasc. 2, ff
16    2                  187(12)  |    Piacenza, Marchesotti, Piacenza 1891, pp. 23. Scalabrini had
17    2,     4           234      |            the Lucerne Memorial of 1891 sharpens the focus of the
18    2                  241(21)  |          in their Luzern Memorial (1891) to defend the Americanization
19    2                  243(24)  |  esposizione di Palermo. Piacenza, 1891, pp.13–14.~
20    2                  253(44)  |          Gattorno in Piacenza . In 1891 on Bishop Scalabrini’s request
21    2,     4,   31     265      |               New York, January 9, 1891~ ~Dearest Bishop:~Your Excellency
22    2,     4,   32     265      |             New York, February 25, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
23    2                  265(69)  |          Nuova Serie, vol.I (April 1891), pp. 199–204. Piacenza:
24    2                  265(69)  |       Vescovile Giuseppe Tedeschi, 1891.~
25    2,     4,   33     270      |    Corrigan73~ Piacenza, March 18, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
26    2                  270(74)  |           Bishop Scalabrini and in 1891 returned to New York where
27    2                  270(75)  |          at the beginning of April 1891 were working at the small
28    2                  270(75)  |            Mother Cabrini. In July 1891 the St. Anne Sisters went
29    2,     4,   34     271      |   Scalabrini77~ New York, April 3, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
30    2                  272(80)  |        Novarum published on May 15,1891.~
31    2,     4,   36     272      |    Scalabrini81~ New York, May 10, 1891~ ~Your Excellency:~In the
32    2                  272(81)  |        Anno XV, Vol. III (June 15, 1891), pp. 331–334. Piacenza:
33    2                  272(81)  |       vescovile Giuseppe Tedeschi, 1891.~
34    2,     4,   36     272      |    Catechista Cattolico, April 15, 1891, Your Excellency publishes
35    2                  275(83)  |                   On September 27, 1891, the basement of a church
36    2,     4,   37     275      |     Corrigan84~ New York, July 10, 1891~ ~Reverend Sir:~The continued
37    2,     4,   37     276      | Archiepiscopal Residence, July 10, 1891.~M. Augustine, Archbishop
38    2,     4,   38     276      |               Piacenza, August 10, 1891~ ~Most Reverend and dear
39    2                  278(90)  |          In the letter of June 26, 1891, referred to by Bishop Scalabrini,
40    2,     4,   39     279      |               New York, August 31, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
41    2                  279(93)  |           to Simeoni, November 18, 1891, in S.C. Am. Cent., 1891,
42    2                  279(93)  |           1891, in S.C. Am. Cent., 1891, vol. 57. F.538r –539v.~
43    2                  280(94)  |    Archbishop Corrigan on June 27, 1891, Cardinal Simeoni assured
44    2                  280(94)  |           Cf. ASCPF, Lett. Occid., 1891, vol. 387, f.48r.~
45    2,     4,   40     282      |             New York, November 11, 1891~ ~Most Reverend Excellency
46    2                  282(97)  |            di Piacenza, 15 Ottobre 1891, in G. B. Scalabrini, Lettere
47    2                  288(108) |            of Bishop Scalabrini in 1891 and left immediately for
48    2                  289(110) |        bought by Father Morelli in 1891 to take the place of the
49    2                  298(126) |          immigration, it lasted to 1891 when it was replaced by
50    2                  299(127) |      Pietro Bandini in New York in 1891. The home was blessed by
51    2                  321(16)  |             was formally bought in 1891. Cf. Ottaviano Sartori, “
52    2                  336(17)  |                    On December 21, 1891, Father Zaboglio will report
53    2,     6,  III, 2,  338     |            Kansas City, October 5, 1891~ ~Very Rev. Dear Sir:~Your
54    2                  339(24)  |                    On December 21, 1891, Father Zaboglio could report
55    2                  345(32)  |          continued to his death in 1891 building many diocesan structures,
56    2                  345(32)  |           missions. On November 1, 1891, Father Zaboglio wrote to
57    2                  345(32)  |        long report of December 21, 1891: “But allow me to state