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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1888

Page

4

Local Paper Reports Executed Murder Result and Editorial Notes

The article covers Witherell’s execution by masked men at Canon City and a roundup of broader topics. It mentions Edward Clarke of the New York Tribune funeral attendance, President Cleveland’s annual message, tariff views, and silver coinage. includes Keeley liquor debates, political portraits by Fitz-Mac, and Weld County Teachers Association notes with a Look lecture on Islam and school discipline.

New York Tribune Edward Clarke S. T. Clarke Clarke Whitelaw Reid Thomas N. Rooker William Winter Philip H. Fitzpatrick James G. Cooper Nathaniel Tuttle Congress Weld County Teachers’ Association Greeley A. K. Packard Maud Clark H. M. Look Thomas

Campaigning in Indiana by Joseph Murray Letter

Private letter from Joseph Murray dated Fort Collins November 20 recounts his Indiana campaign. He notes thirty six speeches in three weeks, meeting leaders like Harrison, Blaine, McKinley, Foraker, and veterans of the Fourteenth Indiana. Murray praises Harrison, reflects on Irish-American support, and defends his stance amid criticism. He says he will not apologize for backing Harrison and Morton and denies seeking bribes.

M. J. Hogarty Joseph Murray Indiana Trinone Fort Collins Frienp Indianapolis Blaine McKinley Foraker Benjamin Harrison Abraham Lincoln Chicago Harrison Antietam Appomattox Lee G. W. Pepper Ohio John F. Scanlon Connerville Judge Brennen Iowa South Bend Elk Hart New York John F. Finerty Bayard Quinn Peoria Woods Pittsburgh Murray Massachusetts O'Farrell Hartford Burke John Devoy Patrick Ford Morton B. F. Butler Greenback Friends of England America Republic Cleveland Jos. Murray

Accidents Hit Cheyenne Brakeman and Two Town Residents

A Cheyenne freight brakeman C hr Verden suffered a severe leg injury when wheels crushed the calf after a fall between cars near the depot. He was taken to Denver for treatment with amputation risk. Frank Olmstead broke and splintered his right leg after the ladder sank into soft ground while painting a house, a bone fragment protruding through flesh. Walter Atwood sustained a comminuted leg fracture at John Lord’s livery stable when a loose pole struck his leg during colt tying. a small bone piece was removed and the limb dressed.

C. Hr. Verden Denver Frank Olmstead George Warin Olmstead Walter Atwood John Lord Atwood Hawes

Prominent Stone Men Praise Fort Collins Quarries

Joseph Harris sold the College avenue business block portion housing Blackmer's grocery to C Woods. A N Penny of Chicago Lyman D Willett of Dedham MA E F Noyes Whitcomb of Roxbury MA and Herbert Jaques of Boston were in Fort Collins friday. They praised the Red Stone quarries calling them the finest they ever saw and predicted a bright future for Fort Collins. They plan to return early next month and likely purchase the quarries.

The Express Joseph Harris College Avenue Blackmer C. Woods A.N. Penny Chicago Lyman D. Willeut Dedham Mass EF. Noyes Whitcomb Roxbury Herbert Jaques Boston Fort Collins

Burlington Vestibuled Train Service From Denver to Chicago

Burlington announces a new Vestibuled Train option between Denver and Chicago with No. 2 departing Denver at 9:25 p.m. a solid through car service and no changes. No. 16 Kansas City Fast Express leaves Denver at 7:20 p.m. Officials include L C Bankster and Geo H Crossy.

Burlington Denver Chicago Burlington No Missouri River Points

Miss D Arcy and Miss Almighty Dollar Delight in Wabash Palace Cars

They return from Coney Island and Long Branch praising the Wabash Route palace cars and reclining chair cars and the handsome attentive conductors. The ladies speak confidentially of the trip’s pleasing features and widespread appreciation.

D’arcy Almighty Dollar Coney Island Long Branch

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tic Agreeley Aribune N. ©. Meeker Carver Witherell Canon City Stevens Keeley Meeley Patterson Myon Reed Goudy and Breene Moore Denver University Helm Supreme Court of Colorado Port Collins Kek. C. Dawson Greeley, Colorado ARE SeLe J. W. Willsown South Side Main Street Greeley,Colo Crrick Denver, Colo Holiday Presents Rothschild & Co Opera House
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