Kreeley Aribune Founded by Meeker Carver and Fullerton
The Kreeley Aribune is established by WN C Meeker Meeker Carver and Fullerton with Ralph Meeker B J Carver as editors and proprietors.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1885
Page
2
The Kreeley Aribune is established by WN C Meeker Meeker Carver and Fullerton with Ralph Meeker B J Carver as editors and proprietors.
General Grant shows continued improvement despite medical skepticism and reporters. England and Russia push war prep as petitions circulate to change town street names or revert to the original plan, with calls to conduct a prompt public discussion. The Philadelphia Bulletin questions doctors verdict on Grant’s disease, suggesting misdiagnosis and forecasting ongoing recovery.
The New Orleans Times Democrat recounts a slave bell from the Fontainebleau sugar plantation on Lake Pontchartrain. Cast in 1825 it rang for enslaved laborers and its owner reportedly paid 3 000 dollars to melt part of it for a silver tone. Marigny hosted Louis Philippe when he visited the United States. The bell, like the liberty bell, bears a crack in its side.
An army official recalls Grant in Chicago years earlier acting as a helpful clerk at Sheridan’s headquarters. He apologized for a missing paper and guided an irate visitor to the door, earning the compliment that the unknown man would hire the polite clerk again.
An argument was made before Land Commissioner Sparks in Washington seeking to establish fraud in the Maxwell land grants in New Mexico and Colorado. A cyclone damaged a two story school house in Mexico Texas killing one child and injuring several others. Floods from heavy rains reported in the same state. Missouri Governor Marmaduke resists calling an extra legislative session to combat cattle plague urging stockmen to raise funds for quick decisive action at a cost of twenty to thirty thousand dollars. Pleuro pneumonia hits Jersey cattle in Peoria Illinois.
Coroner jury pins Walters death on owner Buddensick his aide Frank and building inspectors Dailey and Mackey. It censures the city building department for incompetence. Also notes New Orleans expositions and various international incidents including floods fires and arrests across several states.
Plants including cabbage sweet potatoes tomatoes and other garden annuals offered for sale in season. Wholesale and retail available. Hall and Ward operate at the corner of Main and Scott.
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