First Legal Tilt Goes Against Northern Road
Temporary injunction granted against Northern Colorado Railroad officers. Court may dissolve the company or appoint a receiver to wind up affairs. Plaintiffs, led by notable city figures and attorney Charles South, seek dissolution or stockproceeds distribution to shareholders. Alleged nonpayment of assessments and stalled construction trigger the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Colorado Railroad Company
District Court
Charles South
George J. Spear
Cattle Driven From Range By Storm Races North
Ault Colorado reports a severe prairie storm driving range cattle into the Olive Branch Wyatt Collins and Ault districts. Cattle drifted in all day Sunday and Monday forcing watchers to guard haystacks and prevent trespass.
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Ault
Owl Creek
Olive + Branch
Wyatt
Collins
Road project advances toward Greeley with funds posted
Officials of the Denver, Laramie and North Western road deposited 92,500 in the Greeley district court to protect landowners J. C. Wylie and S. J. Peery at Fifth Avenue and Eighteenth Street and 1,000 to protect L. D. Aillyer. Rights of way are completed into Greeley as grading and track laying proceed rapidly, with two miles of track laid daily. The road expects to reach the city soon, with rolling stock already purchased and en route.
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Greeley District Court
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Road
J. C. Wylie
S. J. Peery
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
L. D. Aillyer
Gree
Greeley
Millken
The
Tribune
Satiricus
Daily Tribune
Clayton
Denver, Laramie
Box Social Raises Funds at Plainview School
A box social at the Plainview school house Saturday night drew a good crowd and cleared 17.35. A literary society was formed to meet weekly during winter. Primary pupils performed The Pilgrims and The Colonial Children, with acting by Emil Tunnell, Eugene Aldrich, Opal Iilis, Evelyn Stone, and Delphine Aldrich. Music and recitations followed by Charles Shannon, Lester Edwards, Ruth Aldrich, Willie Spencer, Kenneth Aldrich, Emma Shannon, Laura Edwards, Fred Shannon, Ellen Tunnell, Lillian Shannon, Mac Spencer, and Elmer Smart.
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Plainview
Miss Griffith
Emil Tunnell
Eugene Aldrich
Opal Iilis
Evelyn Stone
Delphine Aldrich
Creation of potato inspector urged by Farmers Club
The letter explains a potato market study by the Farmers Institute and a mass meeting of farmers and dealers. It describes agreement to inspect all district potatoes before sale, appointing C. F. Mason as inspector, and interim plans to arbitrate quality disputes to protect growers from unfair grading.
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the Tribune
Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Club
C. F. Mason
Boom is on at the Town of Evans
A carload of poles for the electric light system arrived Saturday and work to set them will begin immediately. Evans residents welcome electric lights for public buildings and homes, noting no empty houses and even saloons repurposed as temporary dwellings. Families occupy the Cactus Saloon, Hentechell, and Camnitzer Lucas locations.
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Daily Tribune
Evans
Cactus
Hentechell
Camnitzer & Lucas
Watchman in the Tower Warns Weld County Boom Risks
The Greeley Tribune urges restraint on growth in Weld County warning that rapid expansion mirrors a nearby city’s collapse. It urges farmers with energy and capital to buy land along new rail lines while cautioning that farmers without capital face slim chances of success. The piece calls for a measured path to development and sustainable prosperity.
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Isaiah
Greeley
Jonah
Greeley Commercial Club
Weld County
Crises and Promises Stir City and Mine Rescue News
A Tribune letter praises public officials while a mining disaster update reports rescue efforts at the St Paul mine. Rescue teams found gear at the cage as doors remained sealed and the mine caves deepen, with about 350 workers still inside and danger from collapse. Mrs Carrel falls ill at her daughter in law’s home.
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Daily Tribune
Cherry
Lil
St. Paul
Funds Raised For Sick Japanese Fellow Countrymen
Windsor reports John Anderson a Chicago visitor and stenographer who broke his leg while jumping an irrigating ditch. The bone ends were wired after a Colorado journey and Fort Collins treatment, with early reports showing the operation successful.
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Windsor
John Anderson
Chicago
Colorado
Anderson
Fort Collins
New Windsor Hospital
Football Dope Upsets Across States Last Saturday
Surprising college results ripple coast to coast with Haskell stunned by Colorado 40 6 and Colorado booting 9 0. Michigan toppled Penn State marking the Nittany Lions first defeat in two years while Yale beat Princeton 17 0.
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Haskell
Denver Preachers
Colorado Springs
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
Colorado
Haskell Indians
Denver
University of Colorado
Colorado College
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Des Moines
Morningside
Idaho
Montana Aggies
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Missouri
Drake
Iowa Normals
Grinnell
California
Stanford
Rug
Guggenheim to Give Normal Building
Circulating report from Denver says United States Senator Guggenheim will fund a building for Greeley Normal School. Rumor notes potential gift, pending talks with Dr. Snyder and trustees before year’s start.
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Guggenheim
Greeley Normal School
United States
Denver
Greeley
Guegenheim
Snyder
the Normal
Yahama Returns to Japan to Die in Native Land
The fragment states Yahama will return to Japan to die, describing a voyage to the homeland and an ending there. No additional context or dates are provided in the text.
Japanese Becomes Son of Tokios Dies Wish In Flight To Death
Ailing Japanese youth K Yahama near Eaton hurls toward death after failing to find money for treatment. A crowd-funded subscription of nearly 150 dollars by fellow countrymen enabled his travel from Denver to San Francisco and on to Japan to die with his parents. Doctors say he has only months left due to pulmonary tuberculosis.
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K. Yahama
Greeley
Eaton
Yahama
Denver
San Francisco
Japan
America
Tokio
Two Deaths Close After Funeral for Local Doctor
After attending her brother in Rock Valley Iowa, Dr. B. K. Ellis’s sister Mrs. Mary Cornell of Fostoria Ohio aided the Ellis family in Leys Leyley Germany return to Iowa. A telegram then announced the death of Mrs. Cornell’s 20 year old son from heart trouble in Minnesota. Mrs. Cornell rushed home while Mrs. Ellis plans to follow. The Ellis family, well known locally, received many sympathy messages.
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B. K. Ellis
Rock Valley
Mary Cornell
Fostoria
Dr. Ellis
Greeley
Iowa
Minnesota
Greeley Bowlers to Meet Port Collins Aggregation
Extraordinary scores have been posted at the Brunswick alleys this week. Oscar Lofgren topped last week with 279, followed by J Norris at 264 as competition for the weekly prize heats up. A five man team will be formed to roll a match against Fort Collins.
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Brunswick
Oscar Lofgren
J. Norris
Fort Collins
Good Attendance At Windsor Church Pie Supper
Despite bad weather the women of the Christian church cleared 23.50 at a chicken pie supper held Saturday night in the I O O F hall. The event drew good attendance.
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Windsor Church
Daily Tribune
Windsor
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Harvard
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