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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1887

Page

3

Paris Art Students Life at the Atelier

The Paris art student blends quiet study with rowdy humor as masters inspect works daily. Pranks, a rope joke, a “Chromatic Duel” and lively mischief mark atelier life, though harsh jokes and rough humor may offend sensitive souls.

Atelier Paris

Mrs Lucy Barber Votes in Alfred as New York Suffrage Debate Grows

In Alfred Alleghany county New York Mrs Lucy F Barber challenged at the polls swore in her vote and was arrested. Her action echoes the broader New York suffrage struggle led by Susan B Anthony with petitions and hearings since 1866.

Alfred Alleghany County N. Y Lucy F. Barber Isaac M. Langworthy Albert W. Langworthy Frank B. Goodwin Hamilton Willcox Washington Francis Miner St. Louis Congress Gen. Butler Butler Rochester Supreme Court House Senate Judiciary Committee New York Miss Anthony

Growth of the Skate and Its Early Dutch Roots

A historical note on ice skating tracing its origins in Holland from bone and staves to the Dutch rocker and Grecian Bend. It covers early skate designs, creased bottoms, club skates, and a safety tip about cracking ice.

Mill Pond Vanderbilt Holland Europe

Baltimores Canvas Back and Terrapin Feasts Stir Readers

Special correspondent reports on Baltimore as a gastronomic hub famed for canvas back ducks and Maryland terrapins. It details their migratory routes from Hudson Bay to the Chesapeake, feeding grounds, prices, hunting laws, and celebrity patrons, plus terrapin farming, markets, and a notable experiment in hermetic burial of terrapins.

Battimore Oliver Wendell Holmes Baltimore Battle Monument Washington Charles A. Dana Epicure New York Susquehanna River Havre de Grace Lafayette Hudson's Bay Atlantic Hudson Delaware Chesapeake Susquehanna Cleveland Europe England Philadelphia White House Maryland John M. Clayton Taylor Annapolis Mr. McLane United States France Somerset County Dennis Calvert County Edward H. Strong Kent County Juna Joan Williams

Reading aids for country shoppers likely unnecessary

A London Truth correspondent suggests a panorama of shop windows with an intelligent lecturer to explain them. The piece argues that a well written advertisement would be just as useful as the panorama for readers and far quicker to convey its message.

London Truth Boston Transcript

Contralto Mme Sealchi Offers Home as Hospital

Albany Argus notes Mme Sealchi on tour has lent her Turin area residence as a hospital for the poor during absence. The piece praises the gesture as more effective publicity than scandal or diamonds. It contrasts with a separate New York Sun item about a merchant’s strict “thief account” practice.

Mme. Sealchi Turin Albany Argus Allegany, Mich New York Sun

Sherman Letters Between Senator and General Revealed

The New York Times reports that Senator Sherman and General Sherman exchange letters nearly daily when apart. The senior and junior Sherman share nicknames and familiar styles in their correspondence.

Senator Sherman Gen. Sherman John New York Times

Earth Losing Time and Nast Trade Union Pin

A Boston Budget note explains Earth’s spin loss is minute, about half a second per century, meaning it would take over 6 billion years to stop if rotation ceased. Thomas Nast is pictured wearing a scarf pin he designed showing the union of capital and labor within the U S shield.

Boston Thomas Nast Union of Capital and Labor United States

The Brightest Local Paper for Northern Colorado

The Greeley Tribune serves farmers, mechanics, lawyers, merchants, stock-raisers, railroad workers, bankers and real estate professionals with news, markets and community updates. It presents itself as the leading farm and business paper for the county.

Tribune offers early subscription and job printing deals

The Greeley Tribune promotes a two dollar yearly advance subscription and highlights its Job Department with ample material for quality job work and a full supply of legal blanks.

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Paris Art Students ATR Alfred, N. Y Sport Bismarck The Sherman Brothers the Greeley Tribune Family Newspaper Colorado Weld County Greeley Tribune Carver & Dunning Publishers and Proprietors
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