Westward immigration debate on work and education values
A critique of relocating East Coast populations to the West. The piece argues that Western land offers only basic independence and not guaranteed opportunity, condemns overemphasis on education and culture as life’s aim, and stresses need for productive labor and self-reliance. It notes mining news from the San Juan region and praises The Springfield Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
California
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
New England
Australia
Springfield Republican
Republican
News of
Tribune
President plans summer stay with Mrs Hayes at home
A Washington dispatch reports the President intends to remain at home for most of the summer, with Mrs Hayes and the children possibly moving to Fremont if the heat becomes unbearable. He dismisses Long Branch and fashionable resorts, praising lake breezes for health and lampoons to “no Murphys” and three hour dinners. The piece notes a lengthy Tweed escape story from the Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long Branch
Murphy's
Mining profit tale and Denver firm join forces
A Denver mining news roundup parodies sensational reports from New York and Chicago. It notes a mine owner spending heavily while profits vanish for stockholders. A Supreme Court decision forces government repayment before shareholder payout, reshaping Centennial operations. The piece also mentions a new Denver law firm Hughes Welborn Belford led by B M Hughes, with Belford’s mining expertise highlighted.
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Supreme Court
Missouri River
Hughes and Welborn
Denver
Belford
Supreme Bench
Colorado
B. M Hughes
Hughes, Welborn & Belford
Denver News
Special Town Board Meeting Tackles Canal Three and Rider Troubles
A April 4 meeting of the Board of Trustees elected Dr. Scott president and formed committees to coordinate Canal Number Three with Union Colony. A safety concern described a town horse repeatedly used for rides at night, with owners leaving it loose and causing damage to its reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Dr. Scott
W. F. Thompson
G. HE. West
E. J. Abbott
L. von Giebren
Union Colony
W. F Thompson
G. H. West
E. I. Abbott
Geo. al. West
D. Hawks
D. Hawke
Hf. Abbott
Geo. Hi. West
Geo. H. West
State House
Columbia
Hampton
South Carolina
Louisiana
Nichols
Run with equals sparks trouble over horse in Canyon City
In a lengthy plea from N. C. M. a resident describes distress over his horse being taken by the company and seeks a clear policy. He warns of possible futures including relocation to Canyon City and urges an understanding to avoid nightly rides and further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Harry
Local Notes from Greeley and Surroundings This Week
George West travels east this week. Dr. Welch reports a new son born Saturday. Miss Avery to lecture at Park chapel and the Silver Corner Band plays for locals. Canal Three repairs and a whiskey of civic notices fill the town page with social events, farming plans, mining riot recap, and railroad expansion toward Port Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Chapel
Canal Number Three
Poudre Greeley
Tueaday
Big Thompson
Collins
Foot Hills
D. P. Witter
Max Clark
Barnum’s Hall
Dr. Avery
Ladies’ Literary Society
Park C*hapel
Greeley
Hetey B. Jonxson
Spring Goods and Local Notices at A Z Satomon and Monk Ingalsbe
Prescriptions carefully prepared at Buchtel's Drug Store. Decline on hams to Ide. Coal 611 forty cents. Rice eleven pounds one dollar. Onion setts per quart fifteen cents at A Z Satomon's. Monk Ingalsbe announce new stock of spring goods and invite attention to their assortment. Mrs Melucas offers a new millinery collection. Found an Odd Fellow's silver badge. owner may claim by proving property and paying for ad.
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J. C. Abbott
Colt
Fort Collins
Wm. McClellan & Son
Lottie Hollister
Georgetown
Park Church Society
Moore
Canyon City
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Denver Pacific
Greeley
Lower Platte
Sidney
Monk & Ingalsbe
Arrivals of Fashionable Drapery and Garden Plants
Ladies greeted with Express arrival of Drap de ete sacs latest style at A. Z. Salomon's. Garden offerings include Rhubarb Roots and Gooseberry plants one dozen dollars, six dollars per hundred. Wilson Strawberry Plants listed at fifty four thousand dollars. To ets. and hundred, N. C. Mexusan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
A. Z. Salomon’s
Wilson
Ets. & Hundred
N.C. Mexusan
Paris fashion journal offered to milliners through 19th century outlets
An English Paris fashion monthly titled Revue de la Mode is described as including fifty to seventy Parisian styles and a colored plate each month. It is published in Paris, imported for milliners, and offers a special Milliners' copy with a colored hat plate. Subscription is three dollars and fifty cents per year, or thirty-five cents per issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revue de la Mole
Paris
Dessinateurs
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Porno
San Juan
Lake City
Nevada
Tweed
MW. ¥. Times
Jarper
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Oregon
Longmont
Cheyenne
the Town Board
Judiciary Committee
N.C. M
Home News
George West
Dr. Welch
William McClellan & Son
Mr. McPherson
Frank Bissie
Lexington
Concord
Glencoe
American Eclipse
McPherson
Welch
la Grange
Hoghrty
Hollister
Evans
Childs
Bates
T. M. Patterson
J. R. McCutcheon
Graham
Chas. Wright
Samuel Rose
Erie
Alicia O. Avery
Avery
Ier
Ingalebe's
R. B. Harrington
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Secretary of State
Port Garland
Rexnie
F. Frowen
Mr. Salomon
Mitten
Main Street
Dr. Law
Hamman
Iammaaww
Iammanx
Hamman’s
Briggs
Monroe Avenue
Harwan's
Mansfeld & Thomas
John T. Buchtel
Friecson's
Buchtel
A. Z. Satomon
Melucas
Cooice Groceries
Buchtels Drug Store
Jacques
A. T. Stnwant
Moran
A. Z Salomon's
Holloway
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