Quack doctors and political shifts in postwar era
The article critiques quack medicine, detailing itinerant and advertised physicians, their methods, and the public’s gullibility. It notes political realignments with Southern Democrats leaning toward Hayes, concerns about governance and peace, and comments on higher state salaries and immigration policy, alongside other varied notices and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Tilden
Board of Immigration
Aloor
Train Accident Sparks Fire Across Bridge
An express car caught fire and quickly spread to the train and bridge after an axle broke. Within twenty minutes two passenger cars, baggage, mail, and express cars burned, the bridge damaged. All passengers survived without injury. Express messenger Mr. Webster is believed killed when a car fell.
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Webster
Christmas Doings At Park Congregational Church
Christmas week events at Park Congregational Church and nearby Sunday schools featured a “Ship came in” craft with gifts, a fairy tale visit by Santa, and a Jacob's Ladder display. Schools hosted lyceums with speeches, songs, and debates as residents discussed Christmas observances and local license petitions.
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Soho
Mies Susie Springer
Fannie Shattdck
the Park Church
Congregational Sun’ey School
Christ
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wedding at Mr Hall s house attracts many guests
The wedding at Mr Hall s residence drew about forty guests with Episcopal rites. The bride wore an elegant dress and the couple conducted themselves with good taste. A lavish refreshments spread followed, including coffee and a multi kind cake praised for quality. Presents were abundant, signaling perceived wealth. The couple will start housekeeping at Mrs Guiney s house, hoping for lasting happiness.
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Hall
Chicago
St. Louis
Local notes from town gossip and events
G W Buell visits for several days and Dr Hawes avoids a near fire. Mrs Bailey returns East, Miss Dresser comes back after two years away. Expeditions to the Black Hills begin. Fener orders two show cages. JFP Benedict ill in his rooms. Ice train draws from the canal for stations. Rev Yerkes to preach next Sunday. Unusual dog sightings, Ferguson stock and reading material improve gifts. Judge Haynes pushes a Julesburg military post. Jubilee Singers perform to two hundred amid a storm. Bennett Buckley law firm formed. Buckley well versed in land laws. Ladies Literary Society hosts a full turnout for Centennial lecture. Higley rents coal bank to Rawlinson. coal supply secured. Cold weather returns with snow about three inches, staying two weeks. Legislature considers women voting in Colorado with two thirds support.
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G. W. Buell
Dr. Hawes
Haynes
Congress
Julesburg
Jubilee Singers
Bennett & Buckley
Buckley
Ladies Literary Society
Gueevey
Greeley News Notes From 1876: Cattle Blown South And Local Aid
In Colorado news the last storm drove about 6000 head from northern ranges into the Platte Valley where snow blocks feed. The Greeley party with Cheyenne help travels in a 75 wagon train. four wagons split, some were killed by Indians and plundered. A destitute case in town, Mrs Hancock, requests immediate relief. Deacon J F Sanborn, a local horticulturist and founder of the Baptist church, dies after years of health decline. funeral scheduled. Notices include Hillabrant-Ingham and Jastrowitz-Gall marriages, obituary for Sanborn, and debt settlement requests. Lost pocket book inquiry ends with reward offer.
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Nome
Assu
Platte Valey
Greeley
Cheyenne
Mre. Hancock
Mr. Joyce
Deacon J. F. Sanborn
Colorado
Deacon Sanborn
Baptist Church
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Park Row
New York
Leonard
Tippler
Ohio
Luther Tucker & Co
Albany, N. Y
England
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Celedo Woman Suffrage Association
Denver
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Victoria
Ment
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Schoo
Fairy Land
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Bert Sanborn
Jessie Dresser
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Union Colony
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Ferguson
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Ickerson
O. L. Fisher
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Jastrowitz
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Dani. Norden
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Jastrowiz
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Jackson Street
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Rocky Mountain Clubbing
James Tonnens
Evans, Cole
Uf. Bowerreng
Chromos
Toyr
Ferauson's
Cloraina
H. D Boserrenan
Feeavaow's
Poudre Valley Fence District No. 1
Flower, Cameron & Benedict and Settle
J. F. Rewmpior
Boerromen
R. D. McLucas
Fenoceon
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Harnpwane
H. Borrroman’y
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Fanorts
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