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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
4
A Chicago fire tragedy at the Iroquois Theater killed about six hundred of two thousand spectators. The piece argues for calm, seeks accountability for stage and safety apparatus, and warns against panic while stressing that absolute safety is impossible.
On New Year’s Day this year Captain B D Harper president of Union Bank received his twenty fifth greeting from Colonel Thomas Ensign president of First National Bank Colorado Springs. The pair first met in 1878 after serving in the Civil War era Zouaves and Iowa cavalry, and since then have exchanged annual greetings each New Year.
The narrative recalls Ezra Simpkins, son of Jeremiah Simpkins, a Boston leather man, who rejects a family path in favor of journalism. He rises to prominence after faking danger in Cuba, then returns to life in New York, earning a fortune while the elder Simpkins reflects on luck, appearances, and the perils of chasing headlines.
The article asserts credit as a vital asset for a businessman, stating that nothing damages a sole trader more than a damaged credit standing. It emphasizes that loss of credit authority severely restricts operations and opportunities.
The Denver Post extols business discipline urging men to keep their word and honor agreements as the surest foundation for success. It argues that integrity in commitments sustains individuals through adversity and defines character across all walks of life.
Stockmen nationwide condemn railroads for demanding return fares after cattle shipments. They recall cheaper, faster service years ago and accuse higher rates, poorer handling, and rising damage claims. The Record Stockman includes a houses for sale notice from Clayton Lumber Co.
A self made merchant counsels taking a yearly break from the desk. He warns against overwork and late night work, urging a clear mind by shutting business at 6 pm and not reopening until next morning. He promotes vacations and a yearly change of work, even suggesting fishing for a living and simple meals for health.
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