Reception draws crowd to Tribune office in Greeley
A Monday night reception for the Daily Tribune at the Tribune office in Greeley drew a crowd of at least 700 people. Guests lined up to receive badges and mingle with staff, while concerns about linotype safety arose as key equipment remained in the form room. The event celebrated the paper’s launch with music, posters, and the city’s warm welcome.
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New Water Plan Changes at Laramie Poudre Project
Proposed shifts in the Laramie Poudre irrigation scheme may replace a tunnel through the range with additional reservoirs on this side to store flood waters. planners cite terrain and supply sources as drivers and emphasize careful topographic study.
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GORERLEY'S TWO DAILIPS AND CITY PROGRESS
Greeley now has two daily newspapers the Tribune and the Pioneer described as bright lively babies promising to keep their fathers busy. The note adds lighthearted reflections on city growth and the family analogy amid expanding local life. At Cheyenne special report: work resumes on Athol Cheyenne and Athol Borie cut offs. Sprague divides crews of 60 to finish by 60 days steel laid in 100 days. Cut offs shorten Union Pacific haul via Athol hill improving time for passenger trains between Cheyenne and Denver and divert all through freight from Kansas City south via Athol Borie, reducing costs for Denver Laramie transit.
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New Company Declares Dividend at Empson Factory
The Canning Factory company formed by local men who built the Empson Packing company’s plant received first rent this week and last Monday night declared a two and a half percent dividend to stockholders immediately. The factory will begin cutting peas in a few days.
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Tribune ends home delivery for missing subscribers
Yesterday's Tut Evening Tribune shifts to regular subscribers in Greeley. About 100 addresses unknown. those residents must call or write with their street address to continue receiving the Daily. If you took the Weekly Tribune and miss tomorrow's Daily, we lack your address. Call or mail your street address. Our telephone is Greeley 5.
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Alla Must Swing In Denver Execute Guisippi Ava Case
The governor will not intervene in the death sentence for Guisippi Ava, who killed Father Leo. A doctor says Alla is sane except regarding priests, and the execution is set for July 12, likely with no clemency.
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Court rules for Ella Davis in Saline County common law suit
Kansas City court of appeals awarded Ella Phillips Davis $400 against R. W. Stouffer as administrator of her husband’s estate. The decision upheld that marriage may arise from civil contract without formal ceremony or witnesses, citing Adam and Eve as precedent.
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Unclear Military Aid Ordered to Texas Posts
By order of President Roosevelt Secretary Taft commands the Department of Texas to dispatch troops from Fort Sam Houston Fort Bliss and Fort Clark to Del Rio El Paso and other Texas points to aid civil authorities and uphold neutrality laws after a Mexican government request.
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Equitable Life to Build 62Story Tower in New York
Plans filed for a 62 story 909foot Equitable Life Assurance Society building on Broadway Nas sau Pine and Cedar streets. The tower will rise about 150 feet taller with flagstaff atop and cost an estimated 15000000 dollars. D H Burnham & Co of World’s Fair fame are the architects. Miss Mina Mayellogs and Frank Wykert wed in Cheyenne. Ed Kellogg and Olive Englebr et to marry in Denver.
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Chicago Attorney Wins 3000000 Estate Case Fees
Chicago woman attorney Miss Mary E B Miller has been awarded 30000 for prosecuting a suit for the grandchildren of the late William Bross to distribute the 3 million estate. Miller said she has not received any marriage proposal linked to the large fee.
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Oil Drillers urged to curb output nationwide
Rise Findlay O June 30. James Donnell general manager of the Ohio Oil company today issued a request that oil drillers in the country curtail production until a market is found for the present supply of oil. He says tankage cannot be built for the output and that more than 100000 barrels are produced daily for the Illinois oil fields alone.
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No Second Place for Me Says Johnson
Denver reports say Governor Johnson of Minnesota declines vice presidential consideration and will campaign for the presidential nomination. The Denver convention atmosphere centers on platform drafting with conservative aims and Bryan on the anticipated first ballot. Deliberations include Parker joining the New York delegation to shape resolutions while anti Bryan forces seek to influence the committee.
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Concert at Normal School Lights Up Piano Recital Series
The first concert of a series at the Normal School drew a good crowd. Pupils of Prof Doerner from the Denver University College of Music performed a two piano program including Schubert Boccherini Clementi Grieg MacDowell Mendelssohn Rubinstein and Mozart. Performers included Miss Fanny Forward Miss Winifred Sibley Miss Miriam Bunker Miss Elizabeth Kendel Mrs Royal W Bullock and Miss Sibley with works by Clementi Mendelssohn and Overture Ruy Blas among others.
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Mendelssohn Overture
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School Board Secretary Suffering Appendicitis
I am M. Bidson secretary of the Nunn school board brought to Greeley hospital this morning with appendicitis. He was taken in charge at the depot by Dr. John Weaver and operated on this afternoon.
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