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Photo #1: students in 1890's Dominic Hofmann (Rev. Gustave, OSB) and his two brothers. Photo #2: Dec. 20, 1908 Abbot Peter, Anselm Ortmann, OSB similar to 28:3, but with three different boys. This photo is the same one as Box 4 #5. Photo #3: Students in 1890's

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Photo #1: "Charlie" Rettenmaier Charles (Carl) Rettenmaier '92 Photo #2: Leo Lauer Photo #3: J. Hoeschen Photo #4: Wallace Lee (Jumbo), Frank Kleinheinz Photo #5: 1916, Sweede (diff. handwriting): Bergman Photo #6:Louis Zoretic ca 1920 Louis J. Zoretic Sr. '04

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Photo #1: 1913 Ernest Wetterhahn Photo #2: circular photo juxtaposed on floral card Photo #3: Chas McClellan, middle; Fritz Basel, left; . . . ? right Photo #4: Hill Photographer, Washington Ave. Bet. St. Germain and Lake Streets, St. Cloud MN. Negative Preserved. Photo #5: Mellitus (?) Fritz before he entered. John Fritz Jan 16, 1866 Photographed by A. Shadle. Latrobe PA Photo #6: John Wolf 1884 student

Scope and Contents Photo #1: Isidore Muggli 1916 young man sitting in wicker rocking chair, studeo background Photo #2: middle G. Hermanutz, at his right F. Belic (?), at his left Pescliges (?) Students of the 1890s humorous photo of students sitting around a table, staged in studeo (perhaps G. Hermanutz is Fr. Magnus [Gebhard] Hermanutz, OSB?) Photo #3: Excelsior Rock. Hauled into place near the Lower Campus by the Excelsior Literary Society in 1908. Excelsior Rock, St. John's University 1908 Photo #4: John...

Scope and Contents Photo #1: Anthony M Casper Photo #2: front: a bunch of wireless amateurs; back: clockwise aske Fleck - enstein, Picotta, "Dick"; Richter (in chair) and Meuer. 2/29/1920 young men wired up with headphones around what appears to be an early switchboard Photo #3: John G. Rauch 1905? Photo #4: Herbert P. Richter, Longwave Receiver (Homemade) 1917 9XT; He died on Jan 11, 1978 had one daughter, Dominican nun. Photo of Richter with his Longwave Receiver Photo #5: Doerfler Brothers ca. 1900 Photo...

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Left to right. Photo #1: Ed Simon Dec 22, 1898 Photo #2: Frank Giller Photo #3: Ben Macke Photo #4: No info Photo #5: Geo M. Schmitz 1886 Photo #6: John Gans (sitting), Hubert Gans (standing), students from St. Cloud. 1884 Photo #7: 1st Longwave radio receiver at St. John's 1915 "home made" may depict Herbert Richter as well Photo #8: men under arches Photo #9: four people in a canoe

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Left to right. Photo #1: James Ward brother of Burke Ward Photo #2: Ed Jennings and ? Moss Photo #3: Roman Thelen (Rev. Valerian, OSB) first wireless at St. John's 1912.

Scope and Contents Photo #1: L to R: 1 Ray Knaeble 2 Edward F. Jennings (Rev.) 3 Michael Oman (M.D.), 4 Martin S McCarthy. Photo #2: Students around a bucket in the woods, 1910-1920 Photo #3: Students relaxing in woods, 1910's Photo #4: Rev. Albert Heuring, OSB, Henry Krapp, Bernard Kuhl, Peter Lauer (Rev.), Gaspard Parnell (Rev. Denis, OSB), Frank Mondloch (Rev. Arnold, OSB). in the woods, standing on boards Photo #5: Shorty Kettler, Bob "Hack" Hackner, Peter Zink, Shorty Wolfe standing in front of...

Scope and Contents Photo #1: L to R: Irwin "Scotty" McNiel, Albert Heinen standing in the woods Photo #2: Two Schroeders and Bob Hennessy sitting around a table drinking dark beer Photo #3: This has fond memories. A couple of real good Joes. Frank Fleisner (Frater Jerome, OSB), Charles Krebsbach (Rev. Theodore, OSB) young men sitting on a wooden fence Photo #4: Very sincerely yours Richard K McD . . . Man in a rocking chair on a porch Photo #5: Front: Rev Oswald, Frank Kleinheinz. Back: Going home for...

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Photo #1: The one looks like "Moose" Leiner Photo #2: Taken at observatory Sept. 18, 1914 Photo #3: 1917 L to R Rev. Frank Brzoztowicz, Rev. Frank J. First, Rev. John Jershe, Msgr. John Maluski Photo #4: Rupp - 1915. On back: three illegible names and "Candy Cart." Man standing behind horse-drawn wagon on east side of the main building (Quadrangle). At least four men are inside the wagon, one with his back to the camera. This photo received from Abbey Archives, June 2018.