Convention of Consumptives in Colorado Territory Proposed
The article argues for a convention of consumptives to evaluate Colorado climate effects on tuberculosis. It highlights Greeley as a future regional hub with affordable land, irrigation farming, no liquor, expanding rail links, growing population, and strong communal cooperation enhancing settlement prospects.
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Denver
Colorado
Denver Pacific
Union Pacific
Julesburg
Great Platte
Greeley
Free Church
United States
Logansport Journal critiques Virginias crew over Captain Fry
The Logansport Journal argues the 46th Indiana Infantry would not rush to avenge Captain Fry of the Virginius due to his brutal wartime conduct aboard the Maurepas. Fry reportedly ordered executions of Union soldiers and was captured once but escaped immediate execution. The piece notes this does not justify Cuban barbarity but reflects character aboard the Virginias and the mission.
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Logansport Journal
46Th
Indiana Infantry
Fry
Virginius
Maurepas
Miss Pogeon Named Assistant Astronomer at Madras Observatory
The British government appoints Miss Pogeon eldest daughter of the Madras government astronomer as Assistant Astronomer at the government observatory. She will soon arrive in Madras to begin duties. The widow of Samuel Kimball of Jackson Michigan and a London architect brother-in law secure a Turkish Government building contract worth 700000 dollars.
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Miss Pogeon
Madras
Government Observatory
Samuel Kimball
Jackson, Mich
London
Go West and Grow Up in Colorado
The article argues Colorado offers few inducements for poor or unsalaried men and stresses saving earnings as key. It suggests better prospects for men with means, especially in Colorado’s valleys, where opportunities exist for those willing to work and invest in their future. It notes health advantages in Colorado versus fever-prone regions and promotes moving west to grow with the country.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Republican Party
Sisterhood
Greeley Tribune
Europe
National Academy
Aldine
Thos Moran
J. D. Woodward
Thomas Moran
Congress
West
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Green River
Wyoming Territory
Country Gentleman
Lutier Tucker & Son
Albany
N. Y
Going North Train Schedules
Train times show routes from Denver to Greeley and Cheyenne with departures at 6.10 p.m. from Denver and 8.00 a.m. from Denver on the next line.
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Wyoming
Denver
Greeley
Cheyenne
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Denver Weekly Times
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New England
Springfield Republican
Samuel Bowles & Company
Springfield
Mass
Evans
Curral
Evans, Colorado
Feebles
Apay
Coloé
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Cas
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Stubbs
Ohio i Co
Sandusky Tool Co
Lawa
Disston
Ames’ Gould
Coe
Doty
Universal
Plowston Deere
QO. G. T
la Poudre Lodge
Masonic Hall
Horace Cuank
Gino. Mansa
Sec
Poudre Valley Lodge No
Richers’ Hall
Main Street
J. H. Jones
E Pioneer
Crween BF
Elgin, Waltham, E. Howard & CO
Calore
C.O. PD
W. T. Roath
Larimer Street
Reeley
Denver Pacific Railway
Boulder Valley
Erie
White Rock Mills
Boulder
C. C. Junction
Valmont
Hughes Sanction
MH. Annorr
Gree
Arkansas Valley Railway
Kit Carson
North Las Animas
W. Fisher
Edmund
Bowen
Rocky Mountain News
Missouri River
California
Daily News
Mail
William N. Byers
Denver, Col
Colorado Agriculturist and « Stock Journal
Ths
Great West
BE. Strahorn & CO
Remington
Remington Sewing Machine
E. Remington & Sons
Ilion, N. Y
Ealdine
James Surton & Co
Sutton & Co, Publishers
Maiden Lane
Ries
Ansas Pacific Railway
BRAT
and Western Territories
Far East
Greyley
Kansas City and
ST. Louis
Pullman Palace Cars
Naeces
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas Pacific Railway
E. H. Abbott
S. Bowen
Severley
R. Keim
Theodore Tilton
Spruce Street
New York City
Free
Rocky Mountain
A. M. Olds
Greeley, Colo
the Tribune Association
Publishers of the
Denver Tribune
Holladay Streets
Denver, Con
Dundas Dick
Dundas Dick # Co
Dundas Dick & Co
Wooster Street
General Agency
Reade Street
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