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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1886
Page
4
The Greeley Sun notes Senator Teller opposes compulsory silver circulation and wants silver to have a square chance with gold in commerce. He also says government should not discriminate against silver as past administrations have done.
Washington territory authorities protected Chinese in Seattle leading to violent confrontation. Militia faced attack as 5 men died after a firing order. Governor Squire declared martial law and troops formed a hollow square with Chinese at the center. Similar action occurred in Olympia with arrests of leaders. President Cleveland called rioters to disperse and General Gibbon was sent with troops.
A Monday mob in London, led by Burn s a Nottingham Socialist candidate, rallied about ten thousand in Trafalgar Square. Police forced Burns to quit the Nelson column after he spoke, but rioters smashed windows, robbed stores, and menaced bystanders until day end with few injuries reported.
The article extols St Jacobs Oil as a certain cure for rheumatism and notes its wide-recognized merits.
Daniel Hawks administrator announces for the estate of Einanern McWilliams deceased, Weld County Colorado. He will appear at the Weld County Court in Greeley for the March term 1886 to adjust claims. Creditors must present their claims and debtors should pay promptly.
State of Colorado Weld County court summons issued to Walter Von Ricurecres as plaintiff in a county court action within Weld County.
Probate notice announces the Colorado Weld County court proceeding for the last will of Jacob Hoover. It identifies the county court and the probate matter, signaling formal administration steps for the estate.
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