Fortnightly Entertains With A Musical Afternoon
The Fortnightly Musical club held an open meeting at Mise. R. W. Bullock’s home on Seventh myvenue. About fifty ladies attended the two piano program by Saint Cecilian Quartette and noted performers. The afternoon featured overtures, minuets, Liszt and Wagner pieces, and vocal solos by Mrs. Beaman, Miss Abbott, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bullock
Saint Cecilian Quartet
Spaulding
Ewing
Matthews
Miss Taylor
Miss Haynes
English
Bullock
Weber
Tosca
Prosecution Ready as Juror Panel Hears Estes Case
Court session fills with repeated case numbers and defendant names as prosecution prepares. jurors reveal prior opinions from newspaper coverage and grand juror chatter while challenges mount, stressing a lengthy panel and limited personal familiarity with the defendant, Mr Estes.
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Mr. Estes
W T K Club elects new officers for 1912 13
W T K club of Greeley, the citys oldest federation for women, elected officers for 1912 13. Mrs Sara Howard becomes president, Miss Carena Lee vice president, Mrs D D Hugh recording secretary and treasurer, and Miss Frances Tobey corresponding secretary. The six member executive board will include three new members to be chosen later.
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W. T. K. Club
Greeley
T Club
Lister Keyes
Nusbaum
Nder
Thomas
Byrd Cannell
W T K Luncheon Hosts and Bayes Farm Eviction
At a W T K club luncheon thirty three guests enjoyed a congenial event. In Bayes Loses Eaton on February 7 a jury ruled for W W R Clark in a dispute with S M Bayes, ordering Bayes to vacate the farm within 48 hours. Clark had sold the farm to Bayes in 1907, but Bayes defaulted on payments, and Clark reclaimed it. Bayes’ son rented the property, but the lease expired February 18. The Bayes family, residing with the son, refused to leave until court action enforced eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayes
Eaton
W.W. R. Clark
S. M. Bayes
W. B. Longwith
Mr. Bayes
W. R. Clark
Clark
Mayes
Lights at LaSalle crossing will be lit for safety
Lights at LaSalle crossing were illuminated last night by a Denver firm’s lamp set, first time in the town’s history. If the lighting proves satisfactory, the entire town may be similarly lit to improve safety as many trains pass the crossing.
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LaSalle LaSalle
Denver
Child Dies in LaSalle from Scarlet Fever
An eleven month old child, twin of another, died in LaSalle from scarlet fever early this morning. The remaining four siblings are recovering. Dr. W W Harmer was elected president of the Weld County Medical Association and gave the evening address. Drs D W Reed, J C Stewart, and J W Lehan were elected members. The society approved establishing a tuberculosis sanitarium near Greeley.
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LaSalle
Frank Worm
W. W. Harmer
Weld County Medical Association
D. W. Reed
J. C. Stewart
Grover
J. W. Lehan
Greeley
Afternoon club guests host 500 at Mrs Spear home
Mrs Aubrey Spear entertained the Afternoon club at her home on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs A P Porter Mrs L E Wyatt and Miss Elizabeth Camfield. The afternoon was spent playing 500 and a delicious repast was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs H J Weibking and Mrs A P Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Spear
A. P. Porter
L. E. Wyatt
Elizabeth Camfield
H. J. Weibking
Church Tomorrow Row Topic Discussed by Weld Ministers
Co. M. Kressler of Eaton spoke on The Church of Tomor row at Weld County Ministerial association meeting held Monday morning. Ministers endorsed Bible study courses in local churches tied to the State Teachers' college program. Mrs. W. C. Loney surprised by a birthday gathering last Friday with a party of women at her home. Miss Luella McCalpin, former Greeley hospital superintendent, is en route to Los Angeles and New Orleans, then Panama for a hospital appointment.
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Co. M. Kressler
Eaton
Church of Tomorrow
Weld County Ministerial Association
State Teachers’ College
W. C. Loney
Luella McCalpin
Greeley Hospital
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Panama
WCTU Plans Frances Willard Memorial Service
The Ladies of the WCTU plan a Frances Willard Memorial service at their next regular meeting to be held next Tuesday.
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Frances Willard
Roosevelt Banquet Plans Highlight Lincoln Day Event
E. H. McClenahan arranges a Lincoln day banquet in Denver. A large group from Greeley is expected to attend. J. Coykendall, Platteville merchant, was in Greeley Tuesday and is an enthusiastic Roosevelt booster.
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E. H. McClenahan
Denver
Greeley
J. Coykendall
Platteville
Mr. Coykendall
Roosevelt
Hope to Restore Her Voice Through Suggestive Therapeutics
Surgeons at the city hospital treat Ada Decker seventeen by convincing her she has a sore throat and lung pain. They call it suggestive therapeutics and aim to reestablish brain to vocal cord communication within days without medicines.
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City Hospital
Ada Decker
St. Louis
New Yorker Superintendent Recalls Southwestern Incident
A New Yorker with business ties to the Southwest recounts an incident that drew him there. He notes the event involved local figures and prompted questions about conduct and oversight. Further details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Ourouthwestern States
Almost Tickled to Death in Richmond Stair Accident
R J Watkins an employee of the locomotive works at Richmond Virginia was tickled by a friend and toppled from a stairs losing balance on his amputated left arm stump. He suffered a severed artery and was treated by Dr R E Watts who transferred him to the Virginia Hospital after hours of bleeding control.
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R. J. Watkins
Locomotive Works
Richmond
R. E. Watts
City Ambulance
Virginia Hospital
Watkins
Watts
Traveler James Bruce Defies Doubter Over Abyssinian Diet
The famed explorer James Bruce confronted a guest who doubted Abyssinian natives could eat raw meat. He returned with a peppered raw steak and warned the guest to eat or fight, declaring the challenge would prove the point.
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James Bruce
Abyssinia
Bruce Jorwith
Bruce
Remarkable Testimony At Sewing Circle Meeting
Bilkins boasts about driving a car for over a year without hitting anyone while Mrs. Bilkins counters with five years of sewing circle meetings without incident. The humorous exchange highlights everyday caution and civility in a light social moment from Harper's Weekly.
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Bilkins
White Hope in Greeley fights Jack Johnson contender
J A Myers a East Side blacksmith in Greeley trains for a November bout with Jack Johnson. The Tribune covers local Weld County news and notes Myers seeks strong exercise and readiness for the challenge.
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White Hope
Greeley
J. A. Myers
East Side
Jack Johnson
Fragmentary OCR item about a 40 year old something
A partial OCR fragment mentions a year reference and monetary figures but is too garbled to identify an event or names. It provides no clear action, place, or involved entities to form a proper summary.
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Hime
Estes
H. E. Churchill
Churchill
West
Weld County
Board of County Commissioners
Commercial Club
A. L. Mumper
J. Max Clark
District Court
Petersen
Wc Levis
Levis
Grand Jury
Louis
the Tribune
Tulboa
Colorado & Southern Railway
Mexico
Havana
Cube Hot Springs
Ark
Jacksonville
Fila
Key West
Galveson
Texas
Houston San Antonio
Mexico City
N.Y. & Ret
Weston
Mobile
Austin
Dallas
Pr. Worth
T. E. Fisher
Gen’s Pass
Agi
Colorado & Soatbert
Denver, Colorado
Denver &Rio Grande
Denver & Rio Gra
Burlington
Rock Stand
Chicago
Omaha
San Francisco
Pedro
Salt L
Rio Grand
Frank A. Wadleigh
Penver
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