Democratic Ticket Chooses Colorado State Leaders In 1904
The Democratic state convention in Pueblo selects John Shafroth for governor and Charles J. Hughes Jr as U S senator. Other nominees include George W Musgrove and J A Bailey for supreme bench, S R Fitzraid for lieutenant governor, Edward T for at large congress, J B Pearce for secretary of state, W J Galligan for treasurer, Rhostly Kenehan for auditor, John T Bar for attorney general, Katherine Cook for superintendent of public instruction, A P Jos and Dan H Staley for railroad commissioners, and Charies T Sapp for presidential electors. The meeting ends with a push for harmony between factions and a possible compromise on state chairman between Milton Smith and Tully Scott.
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Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States
George W. Mus- Morton
Bailey
W. A. Hill
Jme White
John F Shafroth
S. R. Fitzraid
J. B. Pearce
W. J. Galligan
Rhostly Kenehan
Atorney
John T. Bar
Katherine Cook
A. P. Jos
Dan H. Staley
W. L
Charies
B. L. Jefferson
Sam Jet
Thomas Ehrhart
Dexw T. Sapp
State University
Bart Talbot
Ethelbert B. Adame
C B. Ward
Speis
Daily Tribune Purlie
Colo
John Shafroth
Speer
Colorado
Fac
Birthday Dinner for Miss Edna Schillig
A birthday dinner in white featured Miss Edna Schillig and schoolgirl friends as guests. Decorations included garden towers and a white theme with cream cake while games and music provided the evening’s entertainment. Names mentioned: Edna Camfield Davis Hall Lorena Harrison Dorothy McCreery Van Sickle Vora Wasley.
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Edna Schillig Wee
Weather Forecast Indicates Fair Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with no precipitation expected. Winds remain light and temperatures are projected to be mild across the area.
Mad Dog Scare Sparks Eaton Muzzle Debate
A recent Eaton mad dog scare prompts a muzzling edict as nine dogs reportedly bit by a highly agitated canine are noted. Authorities plan action today amid claims the original dog moved from Ewart Waldo’s home and attacked dogs at several locations.
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Eaton
Puin
Ewart Waldo
Ganbaion
John McArthy
Lee Mitchell
Harry Lafferty
Dick Lott
Waldo
Mad Dog
Tomato Day Fest in Fort Lupton Set for Sept 12
Fort Lupton Colorado invites all for a tomato day festival on September 12 featuring a free barbecue and trimmings, athletic feats by Japanese participants, ball games, and races. Weld County residents and visitors from Missouri will tour Fort Lupton’s crops, including beets, grain, and potatoes, and view the town’s historic growth and railroad specials.
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Fort Lupton
Colo
Laureland
Longmont
Rocky Ford
Ut Town
Weld
Fort Kans
Fort
Missouri
Colorado
Entertaining Bunch Gather at Mrs Reynolds Home
Miss Gertrude Smith newly arrived from Las Animas was honored at a Thursday evening gathering hosted by Mrs H Reynolds. The congenial group, including Grece Garrigues Ruth Bennethy Marjory Watson Abel Woolf Wilhelmina Mead Elizabeth Carfield and others, enjoyed record fun and refreshments before many head to colleges.
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Martha Snoddy
H Reynolds
Gertrude Smith
Las Animas
Grece Garrigues
Ruth Bennethy
Marjory Watson
Abel Woolf
Getrude Smith
Wilhelmina Mead
Elizabeth Carfield
Charles Moore
Karl Farr
John Carfield
Burrell Reynolds
Clarence Kendeigh
Jack Mosher
Granville Hammitt
Daily newspaper sets $2 yearly mail and carrier price
The Daily Taipine will be sent anywhere in the United States for 2.00 per year by mail or carrier. It aims to rival the Tribune Weekly in Colorado, becoming the state’s lowest priced small city daily. A modernized press and 4000 to 5000 daily circulation are planned, with the new rate effective immediately.
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Tri Greatey Dary Trun
United States
Taipine
Colorado
Tribune Weekly
Patriotism of Peace lecture praised by audience
Frank Jaynes delivered a vivid talk on patriotism within peace and civic duty. He argued loyalty, sacrifice, and service define true patriotism and urged organized effort at home. Tonight’s lecture features "Greeley" with city views and a chance to see the metropolis from outsiders’ eyes.
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Frank Jaynes
Jaynes
Home Sweet Home
Greeley
Bryan Declares His Wealth at 156000 in Ohio Speech
William J. Bryan told Olney readers his property totals 156000, refuting Speaker Cannon’s Springfield claim that Bryan was worth a million. He called Cannon the third man in government influence and urged equal disclosure from the speaker.
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Daily Tribune
Olney
William J. Bryan
Joseph G. Cannon
Springfield
Cannon
Bryan
Regular Forestry Course Proposed at Colorado Agricultural College
For over two years Colorado Agricultural College officials have debated a full forestry program. Two successful winter courses showed strong demand and a technical four year plan is outlined for fall opening September 10. The curriculum blends English science and practical forestry with field and laboratory work emphasizing western irrigated conditions and cooperative tree plantings.
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Colorado Agriculture College
May Build New Church
Trinity Guild met at Mrs. J. B. Agnew's home to discuss fundraising and securing a new minister for a proposed church edifice. Members weigh whether to sell the current corner lot and relocate or preserve the existing site as plans move forward. The guild reported $800 raised for current expenses and a follow up meeting will form concrete plans.
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Trinity Guild
J. B. Agnew
Rnoon
Trimmer
Teacup Incident Fatality at State Insane Asylum
Charles Mow, a 22 year patient at the State insane asylum, hurled a teacup at John Garvey during dining, striking him and killing him instantly. Two nurses witnessed the act as Garvey, 51, from Saguache county, died. An inquest ruled the death accidental.
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Daily Tribune
Pueblo
Charles Mow
State Insane Asylum
John Garvey
Mow
Fremont County
Saguache County
Garvey
Greeley Spuds Win First at Overland Exposition
E B Walters displayed potatoes named Pearls grown from Steve Preble seed planted around June 1 near the Greeley Loveland ditch five miles southwest of Greeley. They should be harvest ready next week yielding about one hundred sacks per acre as Walters aims for another blue at Pueblo State Fair.
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E. B. Walters
Steve Preble
Greeley-Loveland
Walters
Pueblo
Souvenir Duck Hunt Injures Boy on Opening Day
John Annett son of Mr and Mrs George Annett bears three duck season souvenirs on his face from a first day accident at a lake about ten miles northwest of town. One shot hit his nose and two struck his forehead in a purely accidental shooting. He bears no ill will toward the shooter.
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John Annett
George Annett
Annett
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C. B. Ward
Tully Scott
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