WEDDING OF HERBERT BADGER AND MARY GRAHAM AT GREELEY
The marriage took place Thursday afternoon at the bride's parents home with relatives present. Rev. F. Sheldon officiated. The couple, both Greeley natives and graduates, will reside at 1503 Ninth Avenue after a brief wedding trip. The bride teaches in Fort Collins and the groom works in engineering and surveying and is with F. E. Badger & Son.
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Herbert &. Badger
Mary Graham
James D. Graham
FE. M. Sheldon
Congregational Church
Paris
Valenciennes
Greeley
Greeley High School
Normal School
School of Mines
Badger
Ninth Avenue
C. M. Good
Fitzpatrick Kinney Married at St Peters Church
Last Sunday afternoon at St Peters Catholic church Rev Father Casey united D R Kinney and Emma Fitzpatrick of Eaton in marriage. A large gathering witnessed the Catholic service. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside in Eaton where the groom runs a large barber shop and bowling alleys. The bride is a well known Eaton young woman.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Casey
D. R. Kinney
Emma Fitzpatrick
Eaton
Missouri Pacific Sells Round Trip Tickets to St Louis
Missouri Pacific begins selling tickets at 829.00 from Colorado common points to St Louis and return with a ten day stopover in Kansas City. Ticket validity extends to October 1st. This single fare covers travel to St Louis and return trips.
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Missouri Pacific
Colorado
St. Louis
Kansas City
Auction Bulletin Ad Request From Col Kemmerer
Col C P Kemmerer announces parties seeking fall and winter sales may submit dates now to receive a free advertisement in the auction bulletin. Address Col C P Kemmerer Greeley Colorado for details.
Henry Gassaway Davis A Veteran West Virginia Democrat
Henry Gassaway Davis, born November 16 1828 in Woodstock Maryland, rose from brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio to a leading West Virginia financier and politician. He served as US senator, built railroads, funded the Davis Memorial Hospital and Davis Elkins College, and remained active in public life into old age.
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West Virginia
Hearby
St. Louis
Davis
Woodstock
Caleb Davis
Baltimore
Stephen B. Elkins
Washington
Eix
Mr. Davis
Galusha Grow
Pennsylvania
Levi P. Morton
John T. Morgan
Alabama
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Boutwell
Edmund W. Pettus
William P. Irye
Maine
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Charlies Haynes Haswell
New York
Henry G. Davis Biography Brief
Henry G. Davis, eighty, rose from plantation superintendent to Balto and Ohio brakeman, then conductor and train supervisor. He built coal wealth, founded Davis and Elkins in West Virginia, served as Unionist in the Civil War, and was elected to the West Virginia legislature, then the state senate, and finally U.S. senator from 1871 to 1888, with six national convention delegations.
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Virginia House of Delegates
West Virginia
United States
W. T. Wiley
Senate
Old Dominion
Davis
West Virginia, Central and Pittsburg Railroad
Piedmont and Cumberland Railroad
pan-American Congress
United States Intercontinental Railway Commission
Gorman
Kate A. Bantz
Gideon Bantz
Frederick
John T. Davis
Henry G. Davis, Jr
Stephen B. Elkins
R. M. G. Brown
Brown
Arthur Lee
Deer Park
Elkins
W. Va
Davis Memorial Hospital
Davis and Elkins College
Uni Soom
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hklkins
Henry G. Davis
Baltimore and Ohio
Davis and
Henry Clay Influence and Piedmont Railroad Pioneer
The subject developed a taste for politics during trips on the Baltimore and Ohio with Henry Clay and cast his first ballot for Clay. He later became a Piedmont station agent, served fourteen years with the railroad, and then founded the firm of Davis & Bros. at Piedmont. Socially diffident, he spoke his convictions when called upon.
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Henry Clay
Baltimore and Ohio
Clay
Piedmont
Davis & Bros
The Honey Badger And Its Notable Traits
A historical note on the honey badger, detailing its relation to weasels and bears, and describing its fearless nature. It highlights the rate of Africa and India, the honey-hunting behavior, thick loose coat, resistance to stings, and reputed courage, with anecdotes from Boers and natives.
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Africa
India
Longwan’s
South Africa
Rates
Worshiped as a God John Nicholson’s rise and fall in the Punjab
John Nicholson a British colonel and later brigadier general rose to fame in the Punjab campaign of 1848 49 serving as deputy commissioner under Sir Henry Lawrence. In Bannu his governance curbed crime and earned him near divinization by locals including a Hazara fakir cult around Nikola Seyn. He died from wounds near Delhi during the 1857 siege and was buried before the Kashmir gate.
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John Nicholson
Alexander Nicholson
Dublin
Punjab
Henry Lawrence
Bannu
Hazara
Nikal-Seyn
Nicholson
Delhi
Kashmir Gate
Ancient Fates: Scripture as Oracular Guide Condemned in Past Councils
The article traces how church councils from Vannes (461) to Auxerre (585) condemned using Scripture as fate. It notes Charles the Great and Pope Gregory II banning divination, and describes a Orleans episode where a bishop’s fate was inferred from gospel words during consecration, illustrating a common yet curious practice.
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Vannes
Agde
Auxerre
Charles the Great
Gregory II
Orleans
Alexander III
Elias
Chambers
England’s First Railroad Ride Painful and Rough
The first English railroad travel was uncomfortable as coaches were chained like wagons causing jerks at start and violent clashes when braking. Even at low speeds the short wheelbase caused pitching, making sustained journeys impractical for passengers.
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England
Oratory and legacy debated by Senator Sorghum
A Washington Star quotation has Senator Sorghum debating whether true greatness lies in public memory or living press. He quips that a great man is remembered in school books after death, not in financial columns during life.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Kiss Sparks Family Feud in Boston Transcript Note
In a Boston Transcript excerpt Aunt Jane-Helen confronts gossip about a young man's kiss. Helen retorts the scene would not have occurred if the aunt had been present, underscoring family tension and social scrutiny.
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Jane
Helen
Boston Transcript
Morality Fears Nearness to Ill Husband in Detroit Talk
Mrs Jafferty asks about her husband as Mrs Muldoon reports he is not improving. The remark about the doctor fearing morality will set in reflects a period social tension in Detroit.
Moon knowledge kept from children and seniors noted
A brief proverb from the Atchison Globe states children under ten should not know when there is a moon and people over seventy should learn only by the calendar, reflecting a calendar driven wisdom.
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Atchison Globe
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