City of Greeley features and civic groups described
Greeley is noted for its 9000 residents 52 miles north of Denver and 40 miles from the Rockies foot. It boasts pure mountain water a county seat in Weld a state normal school with 1000 yearly students and a strong agricultural economy. The text lists numerous fraternal orders lodges and civic organizations meeting weekly with officers and halls described.
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Greeley
Denver
Rocky Moountains
United States
Weld County
Colorado State Normal School
Mississippi
Ocera
Greeley District
Geregate
Heart to Heart Talks with Tribune Readers
A 1908 column reflects on scientific dogmatism and the limits of knowledge. It cites Haeckel’s critique of progress, education, crime prevention, and society’s supposed mastery, arguing we know little about mind, body, government, or preventing sin and poverty.
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Helieu
Haeckel
Diogenes
Athens
Haecke
David
Edwin A. Nye
Indian youth shoots 4-year-old girl in Pagosa
Frank Howe a 15 year old Indian fired a 22 caliber rifle at a group of children in Pagosa Colorado wounding Amee Baker the four year old daughter of James Baker a Ute. Howe fled into the hills and is pursued by Indian police.
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Daily Tribune
Durango
Colo
Frank Howe
Amee Baker
James Baker
Pagosa
Howe
HOPPING ON TO HIM A COLORFUL COLORADO POLITICAL ROW
The Denver Republican editorials reflect on the post convention scrum as Bill Evans is toppled by Guggenheim forces. Tom Patterson is hailed as a potent disruptor, with Old Tom viewed as a durable, influential Democrat whose role may shift to a decoy while Republicans mend rifts.
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Denver
Tom Patterson
Tom
First Double Fatality in Cut Under Detroit River
Detroit Sept 15 The first double fatality occurred today in the tunnel project under the Detroit river for the Michigan Central railroad The men killed were W R Kimball and Bert Johnson Both smothered when fire caught in timber and tar paper Two hundred workers were trapped in shaft No 4 and rescued through air chambers due to the high air pressure during the long relief run.
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Daily Tribune
Detroit
Michigan Central Railroad
W. R. Kimball
Bert Johnson
Grain Market Wheat May Close Higher on Strong Demand
Wheat Dec opens 98 percent with a 99 percent high and 98 percent low while May opens 101 percent and closes 101 percent. Corn Dec opens 68 percent with 68 high and 67 low, May closes 66 percent. Oats Dec opens 50 with 59 high and 49 low, closes 49. May opens 52 with 62 high and 51 low, closes 52.
Excursion Rates to Wellington for Harvest Jubilee
Citizens are urged to use special excursion rates to Wellington on Thursday September 17 for the Great Harvest Jubilee. The C. & D. offers half rates on September 17 and 18, limited to September 19.
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Wellington
Dynamite Explosion Kills Four at Windsor Missouri
A dynamite car exploded on the M. E. and T railroad tracks in Windsor Missouri injuring many and wrecking the depot and platform. Four men died and Frank Yake, Missouri Pacific agent at Windsor, was among the dead. Several houses and windows suffered severe damage in the blast area.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
Frank Yake
Missouri Pacific
Attorney General Bonaparte Returns from Vacation
Washington reports Attorney General Bonaparte arrived back in the city after a Berkshire Hills vacation in Massachusetts. He indicated he plans to stay in Washington almost continually until March 1909, implying an expected retirement from office at that time.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
Bonaparte
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Harvest Jubilee at Wellington Celebrates with New Attractions
Wellington hosts the Harvest Jubilee featuring many novel entertainment offerings. Half rates apply via the C and 8 lines, with events running Sept 17 and 18 and limited to Sept 19.
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Wellington
The Capable Woman and New Fields of Usefulness
A compact feature highlighting enterprising and progressive women expanding involvement in social and civic life. The article discusses Damon and Pythias as a friendship example and frames women's recent engagement in diverse community efforts.
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Damon
Pythias
Jewelry expert Elinor Klapp and refined Japan notes
The article highlights Elinor Klapp as a leading American jeweler known for exquisite gold and silver settings and jewels. It also describes Japanese beauty in children and flowers and notes Hon. Charlotte Knollys as a longtime companion to Queen Alexandra, with a close personal bond and rare nickname usage.
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America
Elinor Klapp
Charlotte Knollys
Queen Alexandra
Miss Knollys
Charlotte
Alexandra
Bluffer Vigilantes Dictate Hotel Talks in Four Hundred Gossip
In a hotel piazza a slangy group roasts social pretenders. A guest accuses a flashy heiress of bluffing about singing, while a mother’s public affection is questioned after overheard discipline. Harriet Sears reports on hotel chatter and social façades.
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Hotel Piazza
Four Hundred
Jack Harding
Cashem’s
Caruse
Mia
Goldrocks
Enterprising American Women Press Agents Highlight Careers
The piece profiles Nellie Crandall Sanford a leading press agent who began at sixteen and helped Bernhardt in 1906. It notes her thirty day Young Men's Christian Association campaign raising 273000 dollars. Grace M. Thomas is praised for building a reputable Washington bureau and professional poise. ARULA WILLIS CAMPBELL.
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Nellie Crandall Sanford
Society
Kansas City
Bernhardt
National Capital
Grace M. Thomas
Taener
Thomas
Washington
Arula Willis Campbell
Colonial Furniture The Quiet Charm Of An Old House Interior
An illustrated interior shows a country house room with green matting and rugs from age, mahogany desk and table, a green denim portiere in a doorway, and green papered walls with floral wallpaper above. The scene is titled by De La Baume.
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Walla
Rf. DE LA Baume
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Lafayette Ryan
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Platteville
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