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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1908

Page

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McCreery Declares Senate Candidacy Amid Weld County Row

Former Senator James W. McCreery releases a written Weld County Republican statement stating he will seek the United States Senate seat to succeed Henry M Teller. He declines a state senate bid while praising party principles and tariff protection, urging unity and support for the party’s broader goals.

James W. McCreery Weld County United States Henry M. Teller Greeley Colo Oracle United Senate Thie County Ndeavor Weld Uni Republican Party Democratic Party Aerson James W. Mery

Greeley Wholesale Market Prices Noted

Listing of poultry and farm goods with hens and broilers priced at 16 cents per pound eggs at 20 cents per dozen ranch butter 26 cents per pound potatoes 2 cents per pound among offerings at Greeley wholesale market.

Greeley

Threats to Murder Turkish Minister Trait

The deposed Turkish minister to the United States Mehmed Ali Bey has received anonymous letters threatening his life. His Calvert street residence is guarded by secret service men. The secretary cites letters from New York and Washington postmarks and blames Mundji Bey's statements for inflaming Turkish, Syrian, and Armenian passions.

Daily Tribune Washington Mehmed Ali Bey United States Calvert Street Secret Service Mehmed New York Washington Postmark. There Is A Disposition On the Part of Mehmed Mundji Izzet Pasha Mundji Bey Mehmed Alia Bey

Thaw to Go Free Within a Month

Prominent New York lawyers predict Harry Thaw will gain freedom within a month once outside New York. Eugene Philbin says Thaw, acquitted on insanity grounds, could be free if federal bankruptcy proceedings in Pittsburgh require his presence. others note legal sanity questions across state lines and the potential for release upon crossing the Hudson.

Deally Tribune New York Harry Thaw Eugene Philbin Thaw New York State Dowling Matteawan Pittsburg Hudson River John F. McIntyre

Promises to Kre-marry ends with disappearance

Dr William S Howard a prominent Trinidad physician has vanished after a divorces his wife Mrs Howard claims he promised to remarry her plans were made for a second wedding but she fell ill and left for New Mexico returning to find him lukewarm about the match and then he disappeared with another woman prompting local gossip and a possible breach of promise suit

Daily Tribune Trinidad Colo William S Howard Howards Howard Kansas New Mexico

Train Hold Up Near Spokane Stuns Rail Route

Spokane dispatch reports a band of robbers halted the Northern Pacific westbound passenger train near Trent nine miles east of Spokane. They forced out engine men, uncoupled the mail car and locomotive, and then drove the engine and mail car to Yardley. A special train with officers is en route to scene. loot amount remains unclear.

Daily Tribune Spokane Wash Bandita Northern Pacific Trent Yardley

Race Riots in Illinois Report Lynching and Fires

Springfield crowds clash as whites and blacks fight across the city. A lynching follows the killing of barber James Hays, while Hunter is killed and numerous homes burned. Militia rushes to restore order as supplies like money and jewelry are seized amid continued violence.

Daily Tribune Springfield Hunter James Hays Mabel Hallam Richardson Haya Decatur Telinvis National Guards Chicago W. H. Bowe

Funeral Wagon Outlaw Horse Retired From Show

The famed Funeral Wagon, dubbed the worst horse of the Garver troupe, has been discarded after failing to buck. Trainers managed to calm him briefly during a Fort Collins engagement, but he remains marked as a dangerous spectacle. The diving horses continue to draw crowds as the engagement ends this evening.

Garver Greeley Corral Fort Collins Texas Range Carver

Relics of Massacre Uncovered at Lake of the Woods Site

Priests from St Boniface college Winnipeg with Judge Prudhomme found the skeletal remains of Jean Baptiste De La Veran drye and Father Aulnean and skulls of two French voyagers from 1736 Sioux massacre on the island in the northwest Lake of the Woods. They also located Fort St Charlies site built in 1732 by Sieur De La Verandrye. Jean Baptiste was 20. Whittier wrote of the place.

Daily Tribune Winnipes Jean Baptiste de la Verandrye Father Aulnean Lake of the Woods St. Boniface College Winnipeg Prudhomme St. Boniface Fort St. Charlies

Lightning Strikes Auto Driver Near Estes Park

L C Larson of Longmont was struck by lightning while driving from Estes Park and remained unconscious in the car. The automo biled rolled downhill four miles before striking a tree and stopping. An hour later Larson regained consciousness and resumed his trip to Longmont. The car suffered slight damage and Larson is believed to have shut off power as he fell forward.

Daily Tribune Longmont Colo Estes Park L. C. Larson Larson

Choir Drives to Eaton for Impromptu Concert

The First Presbyterian choir traveled to Eaton for a band concert but arrived late due to rain. Undaunted, they performed in the vacant band stand before about 30 attendees, then enjoyed ice cream and soda refreshments.

Eaton First Presbyterian

Air Ships Still Flying At Fort Myer Trials

Captain Baldwin completed a second speed trial for the military dirigible at Fort Myer after an earlier construction acceptance. Another endurance test is planned, with Baldwin needing three flights to meet endurance specs. In North Adams a balloon race concluded with North Adams No 1 winning. Berlin reports Parseval dirigible circled the city for about three hours under control.

The Daily Tribune Washington Captain Baldwin Fort Myer Baldwin North Adams Mass North Adame No. 1 Berlin

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