Clark tops county burlesque in Prohibitionist appeal
In the senatorial nomination contest Mr. Clark leads with a proud following and broad public trust across party lines. J. B. Cranfill of Texas urged Democrats to embrace Prohibition, while Clark thanks delegates, workers, and precinct voters for their support in the county convention. The Denver Journal of Commerce praised Greeley’s past eighteen years, and Brother Pabor recalls the city fondly as a former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
J. Max. Clark
Tur Trribune
Denver Journal of Commerce
Greeley
Pabor
Logan
Washington
Weld
Akron
Washington County
State Senate
House of Representatives
Republican Committee
Republican’ Sramé Central Commmittee
Denver
Cotonavo
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party of Colorado
A. D
Congress
United States
Colorado
State Central Committee
Blaine Carlisle Debate on Tariff Question Implied
Readers note a possible joint de bate on tariffs between Mr. Blaine and Mr. Carlisle. Most believe Carlisle too sagacious to be duped by the Plumed Knight in any controversy, as the Kentucky statesman is regarded as no fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Mr. Carlisle
Carlisle
The
Kentucky Statesman
Senators Back Topo Graphical Studies for Drought Areas
Senators Teller and Bowen push Senate approval of a 250000 appropriation for US Geological Survey to map arid regions and locate reservoir sites. The bill awaits House passage, with Congressman Symes expected to champion it. The piece praises Republican defense of constitutional rights and industry, and notes Union Labor nominee Streeter cites reforms and tariff logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Bowen
Senate
United States Geological Survey
House
Symes
Streeter
Union Labor Party
Streetex
Greeley Letter Highlights Colorado Progress and Needs
D Leubrie special correspondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean sent a three month old report from Colorado detailing the State’s progress and resources. He highlights Greeley as a notable point, describing past achievements and outlining what remains to be done to advance the town and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Chicago Inter- Ocean
D. Leubrie
Colorado
The Way of Manufactures and Public School Institute
A column discusses manufacturing credibility and the social cost of debt versus liquor. It notes Mr. Gipson’s fruitful nursery, praising fruits including Florence apples and various plums. It also covers the Teachers' Normal Institute in Greeley with high attendance and praise for President Thompson and Professor Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gipson
Greeley Nurseries
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Greeley
Thompson
Longmont College
Copeland
Curtiss
Washington County
Greeley Schools Assign Teachers by Grade Levels
The list shows district No. 6 teachers for the upcoming school year with assignments across grades from 1st to 9th. A.B. Copeland is superintendent and high school principal, with several assistants and specialty roles listed including music by Prof. John Whiteman.
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A.B. Copeland
Coats
Harvey
Fortner
Miss Bassett
Armstrong
Gilbertson
Hoaglan
Fiske
Clark
Dresser
Owen
Norcross
Law
Pleasant Valley
Durkee Olin
Thomas
Buell School
John Whiteman
Falcon Town Placed East of Colorado Springs at Kennedy Ranch
A new town named Falcon is established east of Colorado Springs at the Kennedy ranch junction of the Denver Texas and Fort Worth railroads. The Kennedy ranch covers 400 acres, all of it patented.
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Colorado Springs
Denver
Texas
Fort Worth
Falcon
Kennedy Ranch
Land and springs on ranch offer water for railroads
The description notes a ranch or town site with five springs including an iron spring and a lake 400 by 100 feet fed by the springs. The water resources are so favorable that both railroads plan to install water tanks to utilize the supply.
Gigantic Fossil Tusk Found Near Bismarck Farm
A farmer near Bismarck J J Lamb uncovered a petrified remains story when a well 36 feet deep yielded a colossal tusk thirteen feet seven inches long. Fragments suggest a monster over thirty five feet long far larger than the Siberian mastodon. Workers continue seeking more fossils nearby.
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Bismarck, Dak
J.J. Lamb
St. Petersburg
Lena River
Siberia
The Glen Park Camp Meeting Opens in Colorado
In Guirwx Park Colorado on August 20 Methodist camp meeting services drew growing attendance. A love feast led by Brother Howe preceded Rev H F Wallace of Greeley delivering a sermon from Isaiah 38 17. Evening services featured Rev Brother Seckner on John 1 42 and Monday morning included praise and an address by Rev William Walker Jr of North Denver Baptist Church.
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Guirwx Park
Colo
Howe
H. F. Wallace
Greeley
Brother Seckner
John i
William Walker, Jr
North Denver
Powderly Attacks Imported Contract Labor
General Master Workman Powderly testified before the immigration committee about imported contract labor. He labeled the system reprehensible and described Pennsylvanian coal workers’ plight, noting Hungarians and Italians undercutting native miners, filthy living conditions, and widespread immorality. He urged literacy as a citizenship prerequisite.
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New York
Powderly
Immigration Committee
Pennsylvania
United States
Horticultural by Irrigation praised. Weld convention nominating
Field and Farm reports strong praise for Gipson's Horticultural by Irrigation with.Strengthening endorsements from Gipson, Stratton, and Crawford. The Weld county Republican convention in Greeley nominated Hon. Jud Brush for state senator amid a close contest with Max Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Denver
Crawford
Gipson
Trisune
Weld County
Jud Brush
Max Clark
Breeding and cotton seed hope for Colorado farming progress
The article contrasts Canadian mutton quality linked to breed and feeding with Western markets, notes import of Persian cotton seed to Colorado experimental fields, and suggests Iran's irrigation suited seeds may thrive in Colorado. It highlights potential for cotton to boost Colorado agriculture and state greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Ispahan
Persia
FE. Graves
Fred Trimmer
Denver
Trimmer
Iran
Asia
Colorado
Theatre design ideals from Chicago Herald passenger notes
The Chicago Herald advocates ten foot separation or corner location for theatres. Exits should be visible on all sides and every part of the house should have windows for ventilation and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Mechanical curiosities from Arkansaw Traveler note
The Arkansaw Traveler describes a scarf pin whose bird head tweets when pressed on a hidden rubber ball and a bicycle with six and a half foot diameter wheels, rider seated on the axle between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansaw
Laws Against Luxury in Lycurgus and Rome
The Lycurgan laws of about 881 B C imposed severe restrictions on luxury. In 181 B C Rome passed limits on feast guests and on the number and quality of dishes at entertainments as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Boston
Nut Culture in Georgia Gains Attention
Nut culture attracts interest in Georgia with one man's pecan grove exceeding one thousand trees and English walnuts starting to bear fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Politeness Evolves With A Simple Step Bow
A brief note on manners describes a new politeness cue: to show kindness advance a step and bow, while to signal rejection retreat a step and bow. The gesture emphasizes respectful posture and timing in social exchanges.
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Ajrecley
Meeker
Carver
Repubblican
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Levi P. Morton
J. B. Cranfill
Court House
Republican Party
the Howitzer
el Paso County
Glen Park
Luxury
Royal Power
Royal Bakine Powder Co
Wall St
N. Y
H. H. Fairall
D. D
Town Methodist
Ely
Weld County Fair
EK. F. Dawney
Mother Carey
Boston Bulletin
Sammons
Levi Hanna
Nebraska
Nebraska Holbrook
George W. Eaton
Recorder of Deeds
A. D. Igss
Crarles H, Warrener
C. A. Bennett
Atty
Logan County
Eighth Judicial District
Eighth Judicialistrict Republican Committee
Boulder
Larimer, Logan
Washington Weld
J. M. Freeman
T. T. Witsox
Arapahoe
Huerfano
Archuleta
Jefferson
DON Io City
Enegalicans
Lake
Deci
Ouange
Ouray
Dolores
Pitkin
Pueblo
Rio Grande
N.c
Saguache
San Juan
San Miguel
Summit
Gunnison
Hinsdale
H. A. W. Bor
Chiineen
I. N- Stevens
Kacher
L. M. Winter
Stanton
Ninth Street
Mierentz Avenue
Alfred T. Bacon
First National Bank
Main Street
A C. Watson
Greeley, CoLo
R. W. Comer
J. E. Garrigues, Arrigues & Look
Henry M. Look
Southard
E. Churchill
Attorney AT Law
United States Land Department
H N. Haynes
Wyman
Architect and Builders
Ninth Avenue
the Park
Te C. Morley
Ames C. Scott
Highth Avenue
Eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
A. B. Wolfenden
J. E. McCreery
Firs National Bank
Robert Steele
Notary Public
John M. Wallace
Pres’t First
Nat'l Bank
Robert Steele & CO
Stover W. Hilton
Daniel A. Camfield
Thomas G. Macy
Undertaker
Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
H. D. Webster
Webster Bros
F. A. Webster
Greeley, Colo., and
Laramie, Wyoming
Webster Bros. Studio
H H. Barton
Practical Watch Maker
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