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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
4
In Paris a magistrate is astonished by a widow who arrives in a top hat and frock coat with short hair and a walking stick. She explains she has worn masculine attire for 37 years as a credential from 1870 during her mission to Metz and her role in the Bazaine trial.
A terse clash leaves Mashee declaring a decisive encounter after a sharp exchange with a woman. The woman confirms a hard hit or knock-down moment has occurred, underscoring a heated confrontation.
Ellen Beach Yaw declares in the De lineator that American girls possess exceptionally clear and strong voices. She argues most American girls sing naturally with little effort and their voices resemble the clearness of the American atmosphere.
Prof Earl Barnes argues for married men and women to lead public school family life work, criticizing exclusive female colleges that train women to live apart from men. He calls for broader staffing to instill humanistic principles.
Judge Williams of the St. Louis juvenile court says the chloral habit is growing, given to workers to sustain long shifts. He warns of the harm and notes legislation will target sale without physicians orders to curb the practice.
A French visitor in America, gloomy upon reading his mail, explains he is distraught not by illness but because his father has died. The tale, once told by Bill Nye, reflects a satirical view of unexpected bereavement.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra of England have been married longer than any other European crowned couple, though not the oldest reigners, according to historical notes.
Excerpt shows a speaker praising self control after being accused of lying during a tense exchange. The reply notes prior experience, claiming a term in congress as context for restraint. The dialogue highlights political theater and personal composure.
The college board voted seven to two to discharge Dean W. L. Carlyle effective October 19 after a six month 200 dollar monthly severance to avoid breach of contract suit, and Profess or W. H. Olin was discharged immediately. The men were leaders in their field, and reactions labeled the move as political.
In Cheyenne Wyoming Aug 29 J Smith accused of many burglaries was shot by Deputy Perry while fleeing arrest. The first bullet shattered the right arm likely requiring amputation the second bullet passed through his body. He begged for a gun to kill himself after being wounded. He had confessed to Sheriff Smalley.
Mr and Mrs Ben Marsh marked their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a surprise home gathering for 26 friends. A charivari greeted them, followed by games including cards and 500, ice cream and cake, and a souvenir spoon presented by Mrs A T Ling as a keepsake of their spooning days.
James Gregory aged 17 from Binghamton New York and Valdemar Lanning of Idaho Springs died in an explosion at the Argo de Cuba mine while retrieving powder for Lanning's father. The shaft house was destroyed and the cause remains unknown.
Denver August 29 Mrs M E Wor ley of 1374 Lafayette street has learned her stolen baby is alive in New York with a poor family. The mother plans to travel to New York today to recover her child.
Labor Day trip via Georgetown Loop promises grand scenery and the highest railroad. Last season chance with low rates and a special train over Union Pacific. Inquire E H Genge, Agent Union Pacific, for full particulars.
Fruit brought from Yakima by Miss Florence DeVoe shows apples 14 inches in circumference and pears described as unusually large and luscious, displayed in Young & DeVoe's window from the family fruit ranch.
The Colorado and Southern announces one half rate from Denver Greeley and intermediate points for the Northern Colorado State Fair and Race Meet in Fort Collins on September 1 2 3 and 4 Tickets go on sale those days with final limit September 5. Tickets are valid on all regular trains A special train will run from Fort Collins to Denver daily September 2 3 and 4 leaving Fort Collins at 700 p m stopping at all points.
School District No. 11 today issued bonds totaling 4500 dollars. The district lies near Evans. C. F. Smith serves as president and Mrs. Dove Johnson as secretary.
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