Inquest Opens Over Shooting Death Of Frank Tuck
The coroner’s inquest began at 10 o clock into the street brawl on Fifteenth Street that left Frank Tuck dead. Officer James McGregor, who fired the fatal shot, will testify, with witnesses including Carl Hart and Mrs Hart subpoenaed. The jury viewed the body at Pollock undertaking and prepared to hear testimony on possible felonious intent or negligence.
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Cormper
S Dary
P. Nauman
J. L. Tuckerman
B. F. Waggoner
B. J. Dickerman
Taylor R. Hadley
BK. l. Dunham
Frank Tuck
Orc
Carl Hart
and Mise Hart
Oscar Adame
James McGregor
Fifteenth Street
Bey
Orty Ranning
Po Nte
Tuck
Pollock Undertaking
James Gault
Thct
W. E. Keyes
Oscar Adams
OPIATES SAVE LIFE OF INSANE OLD DRIVER BAIRD
OPIATES RETAIN SPIRIT FOR BAIRD OP is to Only the influence of opiates is keeping life in A. P. Baird, the old time stage driver who was adjudged insane and taken to the Pueblo asylum one week ago. Only the opiates have prevented death resulting from the violent endeavors made by the crazed man and word has been received from the asylum to the effect that his case to one of the most extreme attacks of lunacy that has been in the institution for many Jore. Aaird constantly raves of having been robbed, and of threats being made to kill him. His most recent line of thought has concerned an to fe policy which leads to the belief that perhaps sure man had lost money through a policy.
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A. P. Baird
Pueblo Asylum
Aaird
Tofe
Robbie the Dog Loses Owner’s Livelihood in Greeley
Henry Erickson an attendant of the circus reports his dog Robbie goes missing in Greeley. The brown terrier with a pink ribbon is valued over $1,000 and may have strayed or been stolen. A $25 reward is offered at the police station.
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Bobbie
Henry Erickson
Greeley
Horse with broken neck works on farm for three years
An injured horse, with a head bent to one side, has labored on a farm for about three years after a stall fall broke its neck. The spinal column near the shoulders seems broken, requiring feeding from a trough on the ground as the animal cannot lift its head more than a foot.
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Poip GO Smith
R. FP. D
State Normal Institute to convene in Greeley this August
The State Normal Institute of the second district will meet in Greeley from August 2 to 13, with educators from Boulder Larimer Jackson and Weld counties attending. Lectures by Katherine M. Cook and W R Callicotte will discuss humane education and child protection, followed by a daily program of subjects led by local teachers and professors.
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State Normal Institute
Boulder
Larimer
Jackson
Weld
Greeley
State Normal School
Katherine M. Cook
W. R. Callicotte
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
C Valentine Kirby
Normal
Roberta
Miss Foster
Gordon
Momyer
Dr. Roberts
Kirby
Mr Kirby
Mrs Day and Children Visit Greeley from Wyatt District
Mrs W EB Day and her children from Mastere and her daughter Mrs Will Williama of the Wyatt district spent Thursday in Greeley.
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W. EB. Day
Mastere
Will Williama
Wyatt District
Greeley
Tribune Begins Monthly Carrier Collections for City Readers
City subscribers will be billed monthly starting August 1 at 30 cents a month, or pay 2.00 yearly to cover time before July 1. Advance payment options offer six months or a year at 3.00 per year. Country subscribers remain billed annually at 3.00 per year.
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Tribune Circulator
Greeley Named For Its Trees And Pioneer Planting
Greeley residents describe the city as a tree filled hometown born from pioneer planting. Early settlers cleared desert sand to plant cottonwoods elms ashes maples and walnuts. Residents note the current tree population questions whether new trees replace those removed.
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John
Mary
Father
Ditch Injunction Suit Fails to Compel Construction
Albertina Erickson failed to obtain an injunction in district court to force D A and Lottie Camfield to dig a ditch across their property at Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street for five acres. A street ditch was approved and the Camfields were given until next Thursday to open the ditch for irrigation. The Erickson plan would have cut through a new Camfield house. George Carlson and his wife of Fort Collins visited relatives in Greeley and Eaton.
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Albertina Erickson
District Court
D. A
Lottie Camfield
Eighth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Bering Girls Are Sent to State Reformatory
Two 17 year old girls arrested for frequenting streets at late hours were sent to the state reformatory at noon. Judge Bradfield ordered them under proper control until age 21 after a Saturday night arrest with a young man at a rooming house and a Sunday arrest for being out late.
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Bering
State Reformatory
Bradfield
Mrs Lillie Newman and Daughter Far Davis County Inn Visit
Mrs Lillie Newman and her daughter Goldie left Thursday for Davis County Inn to be with Mrs Newman’s mother who is seriously ill.
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Lillie Newman
Goldie
Davis County Inn
Wild and Woolly Western Humor Flavor
A jaunty eastern writer paints a wild west scene with bold satire. The piece playfully contrasts frontier bravado with domestic whimsy as He mentions Greeley in coffee and pantry, hinting at a comic domestic subplot.
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Greeley
Great Crop Promised for Greeley District
A cow wandered onto railroad tracks as Ringling Brothers trains moved in opposite directions. It stood still between the two sections for two minutes before safely moving away, while brakemen feared a crash. The incident, blamed on luck and quick cow instinct, left no injuries.
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Ringling + Brothers
Bovine
Tenth Street
Death by own action at Campbell ranch near Carr
A man identified only as William Holder slashed his throat with a penknife and then killed himself with a shotgun at the Campbell ranch four miles southwest of Carr. Coroner T. G. Macy and the Macy undertaking firm in Greeley handle the body for identification. burial is planned locally if no relatives come forward within two days. Grant Willson returns from Seattle to California trip.
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William Holder
Campbell Ranch
Carr
T. G. Macy
Macy Undertaking Establishment
Campbell
Kitten Rides Locomotive Pilot at 50 Miles Per Hour
A black kitten perched on the pilot of a Union Pacific passenger train near Greeley as it arrived late Thursday. The animal rode for miles, washing its face on arrival and eluding several would be handlers. The train did not stop at LaSalle, so the kitten likely boarded earlier along the route.
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Kitten
Union Pacific
Greeley
LaSalle
Beet Crop in Greeley District Sets Historic High
The Greeley district beet crop is projected at 12 000 cars, the largest in history, with 8 600 acres more than any prior year and an average crop across three factories totaling 259 000 tons. Wheat and other crops show strong yields. over 20 000 acres are newly cultivated, with abundant water and minimal drought impact.
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Greeley
Colu + rado
Paris
Commission
High
Loyle Commission Company
J. H. Empson
Greeler
Barley All Harvested in LaGrange District
The barley in the LaGrange district is all cut and Gene Howard expects to have his threshing machine in the fields by a week from Monday. He was in that neighborhood Thursday making arrangements with farmers for work. Neither the oats nor the wheat are quite filled yet, but cutting will commence in a few days.
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LaGrange
Gene Howard
Greeley Directory Sixth Annual City Almanac Published
The new city directory is complete and attractively printed. It is the sixth annual directory from the Greeley Tribune Publishing Company. Since last year the city has grown rapidly with about 8,300 registered names and many unnumbered houses, suggesting a population around 10,004. The book is well organized and provides full city and resident information.
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Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
Greeley
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