Remembering Matt Taylor Leadville Lawyer Dies in Leadville
Leadville reports the death of Matt S Taylor at age thirty seven from pleuro pneumonia after a five year residence in Leadville. He was born in 1344 in Virginia and practiced law in multiple Colorado towns, including La Porte Greeley Havana Georgetown Golden and Leadville. He was connected with territorial politics and later a partner in Temler Taylor law firm. His passing occurred peacefully with family present and clergy aid. The bar association planned action for his funeral.
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Simon
Carrington
Meire
Leadville
M.S. Taylor
Washington, Va
Havana
Mason County
Vincennes
Ind
Michigan University
Ann Ar
Dudies
John B. Wright
la Porte
Larimer County
Te Agricultural College
Fort
Greeley
Lucy C. Martin
Colorado
Golden
Georgetown
San Juan
Judge Mullahey
Denver
Yates
Mr. Taylor
Mr.Kay
Dr. Meiere
Bin
Fort Collins
Judge Goddard
Mr. Gray
Charles Cavender
Sheriff Becker
Talbot
Clinton Reed
Messers
Ewing
Franklin
Judge White
Taylor
Matt Taylor
Warim
Bar Association
Noted Jurists Remembered as Leader Dies and Army Register Expands
Judge Rice orders resolutions honoring a lamented brother who served the bar and community with learning and ability. Pallbearers included principal judges and lawyers. services at St. George's Episcopal Church drew a large crowd. Leadville papers devoted columns to the young man’s memory. Edmund Hudson reports growing circulation for the Army and Navy Register, now over 3 500 weekly and expanding toward 5 000 with new subscribers.
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Tovorder
Rice
Lake County
Gray
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Taylor
Leadville
Edmund Hudson
Washington
Boston Herald
Washington Capital
Moncy
Army and Navy Register
Register
Army and Navy
United States
Army
Bull story on Kern ranch ends with injuries to man and horse
A hired man near Wheatland was tossed, gored, and thrown through a 3 inch pole fence by a Jersey bull. Lewis Kern and his son aided the man to safety but both sustained injuries. The bull fought fiercely and the hired man remained in precarious condition as of latest reports.
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Lewis Kern
Wheatland
Kern
Prices, cattle sales and local editor notes from Colorado
A Colorado fragment from the Fort Collins Courier reports a price variation tactic for axle grease versus butter, and details cattle sales: Judge Howe feeds 100 head for market, Jesse Harris plans a large shipment and sold three registered short horn cows for 675 dollars to David Barnes of Rustic, plus 22 dairy cows at five dollars each from Daniel Hawks of Greeley. The Fort Collins editor lauds the Greeley Tribune’s reformat and wishes long life to the Times.
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The
Fort Collins
Judge Howe
Jesse Harris
David Barnes
Rustic
Daniel Hawks
Greeley
Millers Alliance of Colorado Meets in Denver
In a room at the American House a gathering of Millers Alliance of Colorado members discussed current business and mill machinery improvements. They concluded no changes to ruling prices or policy were needed as last year’s course was satisfactory and future prospects looked favorable.
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Denver
Colorado
Millers’ Alliance of Colorado
R.S. Little
D. A. Edison
R. EF. Sloan
M. A. Bowen
B. F. Hottel
J. Sternberg
J. K. Mallen
J. W. Denio
B. F. Johnson
Remarkable tale of hydrophobia after long-ago dog bite
From Wapello Record via Abraffi Hill, Mrs. Wright Williams died in Shelbyville Indiana last winter of hydrophobia. Bitten as a girl of about fourteen by a small dog sixty five years earlier, the wound healed with no pain and the dog later remained in the family. The case challenges the idea the human system changes every seven years. Mrs Williams, sister in law to Mr Hill, was mother to seven children most of whom died young.
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Abraffi Hill
Wright Williams
Shelbyville
Indiana
Wapello
Williama
Brush named pound master at Greeley election
Hon. J. L. Brush of Greeley was praised by fellow citizens and elected pound master at a recent municipal election. The Longmont Ledger wonders if Brush could become a dark horse for the gubernatorial nomination next fall, noting his local popularity and potential statewide appeal.
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J. L. Brush
Greeley
Brush
Longmont Ledger
Greeley Prohibition and Polygamy Editorial Critique
A Gunnison Review Press summary criticizes the Greeley Tribune for defending plural marriage through a series by D. Boyd and endorsing prohibition as a moral crusade. The piece questions motives and ridicules the editorial stance as a godly yet evasive defense of vice and vice-averse policy. It also reports the Loveland elevator sale to Edson and Ault of Fort Collins, noting tied interests with Standard Milling and concerns about future milling operations in Loveland.
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Gunnison Review
Greeley Trustge
Jack Mormtn
Greeley Tareex
D. Boyd
Havener and Wilson Offer Builders Services in Weld County
Havener and Wilson, prominent Greeley builders, advertise varied construction work in Weld County at low terms with guarantee. They also promote Pine Stock Company ranch stock near the Fair Grounds, selling over 325 dollars worth of pigs and chickens. Also announced is the Grand Anniversary Celebration of Greeley Odd Fellows on April 25 with a parade, band music, an address by Gipson, community toasts, a grand ball, and Oasis supper.
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Pine Stock Company
Fair Grounds
Greeley
L. B. Wintann
Max Clarks Farm for Sale North of Greeley
Real estate notice by J. Max Clark offering eighty acre farm two and a half miles north of Greeley. Includes crops teams and tools or without, thirty five acres alfalfa and water-right if desired. Located near Brush, Colorado. inquiries in Greeley Saturdays after noon.
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Greeley
Brush
Colorado
J. Max Clark
Tress
Fricerron
Notice to Contractors for School House in Weld County
Notice to contractors seeking bids for erection of a schoolhouse in Weld County Colorado. Bids due April 26 1884 at 2 p.m. to the Brush secretary of School Board District 41. Drawings and specs at County Clerk Greeley or architect Fred A Hale Denver after April 17. Bid bond of $8000 and certified check $200 required. checks forfeited if bidder fails. Board may reject any or all bids. Also county committee meeting April 17 1884 to plan state convention.
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Sealey
Weld
Colorado
Brush
Greeley
Colo
Fred. A. Hale
Opera Block
Denver
H. Black
P. Kinsey
W. H. Black
See'v. School Board
M. B. Baxer
Treas
Pepe
Court House
A. E. Gipson
Fragments of 19th Century Advertisements and Notices
A collage of ad copy and notices including carpet sales, milk delivery, Shiloh remedies, minstrels at the Opera House, rental offerings, farm wagons for sale, and local services. Names like Hall, Jastrowitz, Porters, Fezer appear alongside prices and locations such as Opera House, Main street, and Windsor. Contains promotional lines, lodging, and classified snippets with a dated 1884 feel.
Piles Cure Promoted By Dr Bosanko Remedy
Advertisement describes piles with back and abdominal weight, indigestion symptoms, night moisture, and itching. Claims Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy cures by absorbing tumors and stopping itching. Price 50 cents. Send payment to The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co. Piqua Ohio. Sold by Pearson Peach.
Various notices and ad items from Greeley Colorado 1884
A collage of small ads and notices: partnership dissolution for Kinnaird Bower Co. and attorney notices. a stockholders meeting for Loveland and Greeley Irrigation and Land Co.. a rental or sale listing on Madison Avenue. a baby show prize. local contractors and candy makers. bread and crackers promos. theater and minstrel ads. sheep buck servicing offer. a Georgia comeback note. civil indemnity receipt. Shilohs cough cure promotions. seed oats for sale. a new stationery store opening on Main Street.
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Leadville Bar
Fort Collins Express
Amead
Post Office Department
Philadelphia
Fort Collins Notes
Handsomer
Bepter
Mr. Watrous
Bays
the Courier
Greeley Tribune
Millers IN Council
Denver Republican
Gunnison
Warson & Co
TION
ODD Fellows OF
Max Clark
Ladlow
Chicago
John Kelly
Rochester Ladies
Stone, Goff & Co.'s
Binghamton
Mens
Mundell
California
H. B. Jackson
Por
Cooper Bros., Contractors and Bricklayers
Greeley, Cole,sort
Allison
Fezer
M. M. Shoffner
Alamance Co
Elias Co
St. Jacobs
Hall & Jastrowitz
Opera House
Randolph & Jacobs
Trepeav
Shiloh
J.F. Fezer
Ss. H. Southard
Rhoads
Mrs. Vincent's
Boomer
Pearson & Peach
Dr. Bosanko
Abe Porter
A. B. Clark
Grievey
Main Street
C. E. Taylor
J. F. Fezer
No. 2 Canal
Mowry
Ostr Haynes
Derxine & Axis
J. F
J. H. Raven
Longmont
J. F. Ginas
J. B. McCain
Pleasant Avenue
St. Paul
Minn
A. L. Camp Jr
Greeley Cole
A. K. Clark
Spruce and
Monroe Streets
Postoflice
Green City
Weld County Land Improvement Company
L. L. Putnam
Orchard
Dobbs & Woodward
Windsor
Mra. Winslow
Sam
J. Hawes
Madison and
Walnut Streets
Bon Ton
Kinnaird, Bower & Co
Beverly B. Bower
Bowman
Kuma M. Bowman
Greeley, Colo
Loveland and Greeley Irrigation and Land CO
James Tromson
Madison Avenue
Joserem Moors
L. Ogilvy
Gaiety
Camp & Nusbaum
Greeley, Cole
C. W. Bratton’s
C. W. Bratton
Daniel A. Camrteno
Cole
George H. West
B. D. Sanborn
Traveler's Insurance Company
Hartford
Cuarces Bb. Wilson
Cineey
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
R. G. Bourer
Opera ‘House
Colonel Kerr
Frank L. Clark
Greeley Business Directory
Phomas Robbins
George D. Horne
J. ©. Billings
McCormick’s
Joseph Joyce, E
Maple Street
Yas Oasis
Luelia McCune
Sprace Aareet
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