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 1 Intr,     3            XX    |         directed to the port of Genoa, and their misery was a
 2    1,     1,  III       8    |  Moniteur de Rome reported from Genoa: “One thousand migrants
 3    1,     1,  III       8    |    emigrants have set sail from Genoa. Another large number (60,
 4    1,     1,    V      10    |      The ships of Amalfi, Pisa, Genoa and Venice brought the grandeur
 5    1                   16(3) |   Control Office of the Port of Genoa. Above all, Professor Commander
 6    1,     1, VIII      18    |        can’t remember if it was Genoa or Naples – found out that
 7    1,     2            33    |        services at the ports of Genoa and New York, and by pursuing
 8    1,     2            45    |      from Milan, who teaches in Genoa, recently wrote us a letter,
 9    1,     2            45    |        the fate of emigrants in Genoa. The doctor also pleads
10    1,     2            45    |        that the Municipality of Genoa somehow provides temporary
11    1,     2            46    |          in a pitiful state. In Genoa almost every day there are
12    1,     2            54    |        sailed from the ports of Genoa and Le Havre to New York
13    1,     4            72    |         at work in the ports of Genoa and New York. The St. Raphael’
14    1,     4            77    |     which they are exposed.~The Genoa Committee, which boasts
15    1,     4            78    |        may emerge, like that in Genoa, which will provide initial
16    1,     4            79    |      and receptive audiences in Genoa, Rome, Florence, Turin,
17    1,     4            79    |      largest in Italy, while in Genoa the Committee has been in
18    1,     5            81    |  Scalabrini’s talk delivered in Genoa in January, 1891, and repeated
19    1,     7,   II     114    |  meetings of the “Congressi” in Genoa, Rome and Florence. They
20    1,     7,  III     122    |      the Mission at the Port of Genoa to help the emigrants, under
21    2,     1,    I     142    |        sail from Italian ports: Genoa, Naples, Leghorn, Palermo,
22    2,     1,    I     143    |     February, the Archbishop of Genoa (Summary, II) notified of
23    2,     1, Summ, II,  161  |                              II Genoa, February 29, 1884~Excerpt
24    2,     1, Summ, II,  161  |       of H.E. the Archbishop of Genoa to H.E. Cardinal Simeoni,
25    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176 | reverend archbishops of Naples, Genoa, New York, Baltimore and
26    2,     3,    5     203    |         migrants at the port of Genoa~ ~These missionaries are
27    2                  247(32)|        was ordained a priest in Genoa in 1859, arrived in the
28    2,     4,   65     306    |       if he himself was born in Genoa.~ One of these talks was