Senate Committee Assignments and Proposed Additions
The article lists standing Senate committees with members including Whitely Betta Steck Gan nell McKinley Gelder McGovney Balsinger Barela Cochrane Weiser Howes Walters Mines F. W. White Weiser King Adams Israel Stock Adams Howes Barela D Bailey Cochrane Barela McGogney Gardiner K L Smith State Institutions Elections Supplies Military Printing Engrossment Enrollment Rules. It also proposes adding Fish Forestry and Game with Barela Weiser and FW Smith and lists Labor Apportionment with multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitely
Betta
Steck, Gannell and
McKinley
Steck
F. W. Smith
M. 8
Bailey
Gelder, McGovney, Betta, Balsinger and
Barela
Cochrane, Gelder, Gannell, Bailey and Adama
Wells, Howes and Walters
Mines
Smith
F. W. White
Weiser, King and
Balsinger
McCreery, Stock, Wells
Betts
Howes
Adams
M.S. Bailey
Israel Stock
Cochrane
McGogney
Gardiner
K. L. Smith
Weiser
Walters
Steck, Welle
Jones
Oliver and King
Oliver, Wella
Adama
White
Israel
Literary women dress in elegance at Mrs Bryan reception
Special correspondence from New York describes a December reception hosted by editor and novelist Mrs Mary Bryan, noting numerous renowned female writers and their fashion. Attendees include Mrs Prank Leslie Mrs Ella Dietz Clymer Mrs Anna Randall Diehl and Mrs Lee C Harby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Harper
New York Woman's Pros Club
Mra. Bryan
New York
Mary BE. Bryan
Bryan
Prank Leslie
Ella Dietz Clymer
Sorosis
Anna Randall Diehl
Lee C. Harby
Sarah
Emma Moffett Tyng
Edmund Russell
Americans in London on British life and kinship
J. H. Beadle reports a humorous and earnest dispatch from Kensington where a group of Americans, Australians, and others compare Anglo and American life. The speaker praises English solidness, jokes about trains, mutton, and beer, and argues that the two nations should grow closer, with reflections on religion, law, and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Utah Territory
Itoftem
Vermont
Monarely
Missionary Father Craft Letter From Pine Ridge on Indian Fight
The New York Freeman's Journal prints a December 20 letter from Father Craft, fatally shot on December 29, describing treaties, starvation, and despair among Indians at Pine Ridge. He blames famine and mismanagement, cites General Crook and Brooke as briefly easing fears, and attributes Sitting Bull's death to a controversial Indian agent and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Freeman's Journal
Father Craft
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Father Jute
Brooke
Morgan
Sitting Bull
Murder of Lieutenant Casey Near hostile camp in Nebraska
YanKton Charley reports the shooting of Lieutenant Casey of the Twenty second Infantry near a hostile Ogallala camp. Casey had met two friendly Indians and was warned by Pete Richards not to approach. On riding to view the camp he was shot in the head by one Ogallala. Richards failed to fire due to cartridge mismatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Rince
Rusuville
Neb
Yankton Charley
Buffalo Bill
Casey
Twenty-second Infantry
General Brooke
Brooke
Pete Richards
Red Cloud
Richards
Lightning on the Farm Ends in Recovery
A widow named Mrs Vernon on a large farm faces a lightning strike that injures her eldest son in a wagon house. Quick administration of an improvisational remedy restores him. neighbors recall her calm, prompt action as the storm passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Miers
Youtin
John J Garretson Held Ten Years In Asylum
A New York Journal report describes John J Garretson of a large chemical firm at 153 Maiden Lane as a dignified bankerlike figure with an iron gray beard. He has been in the asylum for ten years and is said to be wealthy with all desires met, yet he presses for his liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pressociation
Kensington
Liverpool
West
Jay Gould
England
America
London
Lomdoon
Edison
Alfred
Chatham
Blackstone
Chitty
Bunker Hill
Wayback
Wenerd
Bloomingdale
Xenan
Lilke
Purctili
John J. Garretson
Maiden Lane
Asylum
Liberty
New York Journal
School Lands Indemnity Bill Heads for House Action
Washington Jan 8 The public lands committee will be reached soon in the House and Townsend has authority to call up the school land indemnity selections bill. The measure affects Colorado Dakota and other states that lost school lands through minerals or prior takeups. The bill will be unfinished business in the morning hour and may delay other bills until acted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Public Lands Committee
Townsend
Colorado
Dakota
Denver Republican
Secretary Tracy censures Commander Reiter over Acapulco incident
In Wasnixoros January 7, Secretary Tracy issues a harsh unqualified censure to Commander Reiter for his conduct aboard the steamer Acapulco during the killing of General Barrundia. The letter condemns abandoning command and surrender of authority to a foreign or external party. Also contains unrelated notices and ads about health products and light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Castoria Jokes Spotted In Munsey's Weekly
A Munsey's Weekly gag recalls Castoria in a series of lines about a girl and her mother. The cartoonish quip pivots on a running joke about Castoria across life stages from baby to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Well Improved 160 Acre Farm Near Evans
A well improved 160 acre farm near Evans offers ample water with 30 acres in alfalfa and 95 acres in other crops. A small encumbrance at 6 percent applies. Trade possible with Greeley or Denver property for equity or a cash bargain. W. C. Packard, 1755 Curtis St., Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Greeley
Denver
W. C. Packard
Curtis St
Colo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children
Public health pitch claims the syrup relieves teething pain and cramps, treats dysentery and diarrhea, regulates stomach and bowels, and energizes the system. It is described as pleasant tasting and prescribed by a renowned nurse, sold by druggists worldwide for a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow N
United States
Great Burlington Railroad in Denver Eight Years
It is eight years since the Great Burlington Railroad entered Denver and has grown in business and public favor. The line offers three daily trains to Chicago and two to St. Louis with solid vestibule cars, dining service, and Pullman and sleeping cars. Colorado Headquarters at 1700 Larimer Street, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Burlington Railroad
Denver
The
Times
East
Chicago
St. Louis
Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Colorado
Larimer Street
Century Magazine Preview Highlights Readership and New Series
The Century Magazine and St Nicholas are praised for wide reach with a monthly audience read by a large portion of the country and even overseas. The 1901 offerings include Gold Hunters of California, First Emigrant Train to California, Tibet travel tales, Lincoln anecdotes, and Talleyrand Memoirs extracts, with a November issue launch and subscription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centent
N. ¥. Tribune
St. Nicholas
Scotland
England
General Grant
Kennan
California
Fremont
Rockies
General Bidwell
Tibet
Custer
Lincoln
Faith Doctor
Edward Eggleston
France
The
Century Co
East 17Th St
New York
Choice Nursery Stock From George J Spear Greeley Colo
George J. Spear of Greeley Colorado advertises Western grown nursery stock and raspberries from Miller's Daily raspberries. He urges customers to order early due to limited stock and offers to price match for the same class of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s
George J. Spear
Greeley, Cole
Denver Business College Catalog Offerings
Denver Business College lists programs in Shorthand and Penmanship, Correspondence courses, and mail taught instruction. ARNUM & BENTON, Harles Block, Denver, Colorado, promote their catalog for the best teachers and mail courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Business College
Arnum & Benton
Pe Harles Block
Denver
Colo
Busters Sale of Greeley Property In 1891 Foreclosure
Notice of sale under a deed of trust by Daniel Hawks as trustee for Richard E. Hart deceased. Property: Lot 25, Block 43, original town plat of Greeley Weld County Colorado. Auction date January 19, 1891 at 10 am at the front door of the Court House in Greeley. Proceeds to satisfy the promissory note of $1000 plus interest. First publication December 17, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hart
Weld County
Colorado
Burton D. Sanborn
Greeley
Union Colony of
Jacob M. Wolaver
Colo
Trust
Greeley Tribune
Richard E. Hart
State of Colorado
Cea
Daniel Hawks
Weld
State of
Court House
Greeley, Colo
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Senate Committees
Clarendon
Quive Harper
Mother Cantey
Fiamee
Parers
Atlantic
Amweetlishman
Indie
India
Bombay
Simeg
Melbourne
Australia
Canada
J. H. Beadle
Ely
Binghampton
Jack
Tom
Munsey
Burlington
A Great American Magazine
Choice Nursery
School of Correspondence
Rustee
Buster
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