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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
1
Prisoner Remanded After Adams Express Robbery Trial
Olive May Carseban of Sterling faced charges connected to the Adams Express robbery. The defendant, aided by Burton Ambrose, was reportedly in custody and the trial proceedings continued with Justice Hatch presiding at the Cam p Geld hotel ceremony held at 8 20 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Bite Penitentiary
Adams Expres Company
Olive May Carseban
Sterling
Flanto
Burton Ambrose
Adams Exzbores
Peace Hatch
Camp Geld
Ambrose and Mirl in a penitentiary case entanglement
A long court tale follows Ambrose and his wife, the efforts over doctor bills, and a girl he married after thefts. Ambrose receives a sentence of five to six years in the penitentiary for theft and supporting his young wife. The wife asserts devotion and plans to stay loyal until his release as she returns with Sheriff Florance to the penitentiary for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starling
Ambrose
M Firl
Bterte
Adame Express Company
Rose Howell Tole
Amto
Florance
Chrase
Denver
Sterling
D A R Holds Annual Meeting at Mrs Thayer Home
Daughters of the American Revolution elect officers at the annual meeting held at Mrs EB Thayer home. Elected regent Mrs ER Thayer vice regent Mrs BD Sanborn registrar Mrs Jeane Gale and others. Delegates chosen for state and national conventions to Canon City and Washington. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Homerteam
EB. R. Thayer
E. R. Thayer
B. D. Sanborn
Jeane Gale
R. F. Graham
Migs Irene Sullivan
Henrylyn irrigation district to vote on 2 million bond
The Henrylyn district directors meeting at Hudson Colorado January 11 authorized last year a 2 006 600 bond and contracted with Caulfield Development to build the system for report An election February 5 will decide on the contract and bond authorization The Golden Littleton district likely will hold February 12 election on a bond to complete its plans The two systems would water about 140 000 acres If the bond fails Denver Reservoir irrigation may take control
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrylyn Irrigation District
Hudson, Colo
Caulfield Development Pany
Golden-Littleton
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company
Wife seeks divorce from George Cullen over threats and cruelty
Es ther May Cullen filed for divorce in county court alleging husband George Am browse Cullen threatened to kill her within two months after their January 28 1906 marriage in Longmont and later knocked her to the floor injuring their infant. She cites extreme cruelty desertion habitual drunkenness and seeks custody of their one year old son Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther May Cullen
George Ambrowse Cullen
Longmont
Denver
Howard
Ans Will Celebrate On The Date Of Installation
The Daily Tribune reports arrangements for a large installation celebration in Green. Electric Nights wire has arrived and will be strung Thursday. General Manager Willis is slated to attend as preparations for the program proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Tribune
Green
Genral
Wills
Arrows to Meet Denver MCA in Key Saturday Showdown
The Armory hosts a clash with the Denver MCA team this Saturday night. The Arrows face one of the season’s strongest rivals in a pivotal step toward the championship as they seek victory to stay tied for the lead. New York City headlines note the Denver MCA squad is among top formations and aims for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Arrows
Denver
Denver M. C. A
Denver-Greeley Company Names New Manager
W F E Goldsboro resigns as general manager of the Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company to become active manager of the Denver-Greeley Investment Company. He will serve as second vice president of the irrigation firm and be replaced as first vice president by T B Lucas of Chicago. Last year the Denver-Greeley Investment Company sold 10 000 acres of land under the Standley lake system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F E. Goldsboro
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company
Denver-Greeley Investment Company
Standley Lake
Goldsboro
Irrigation Company
Irrigation ¢ Company
T. B. Lucas
Chicago
Henry Ll. Dough+erty
sweaver Gee and + Electric company
Commercial Club backs city fight and Y M C A bid in Greeley
More than 100 members of the Greeley Commercial Club voiced four motions in support of opposing Union Pacific and backing a city fight, backing a YMCA effort, and inviting the State Retail Grocers’ convention to hold its next session in Greeley. The banquet featured the Greeley Commercial Glee Club, and two factions formed over a letter seeking YMCA campaign cooperation running February 19 to March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Commercial Club
Camfield Hotel
Russell
Morgan
Camfield
Fort Collins
Greeley
Lace
Flood Waters From Bartels Reservoir Threaten Evans
Flood waters from the Bartels reservoir north of Evans threaten the town as a 200 inch standing flood and a three to fifteen inch flow race toward Evans. City officials inspect the dam amid indignation toward Denver landowners alleged to be responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Bartels
Smith
Jacobs
Bartels Brothers
Adams
Greeley Teacher Weds Fort Collins Farmer in January Ceremony
Miss Mamie Allen, a Greeley schoolteacher for two years, married George Gross, a Fort Collins area farmer, at Fort Collins on Thursday January 13. Rev W B Gillis officiated, and the couple planned a California honeymoon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Fort Colling
Mamie Alen
George Gross
W. B. Gillis
United Presbyterian Church
Oliss Allen
William Allen
Fort Collins
Gross
Miss Allen
Miss Darnaby Hosts Dinner Party Guests From Shaw’s
Miss Lillian Darnaby entertained at a Monday dinner at 21 Thirteenth Avenue hosted by Mrs. D J Darnaby. Clerks from Shaw’s store attended with 38 seated for a fine turkey dinner. Games and fortune telling followed in an unusually pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Darnaby
D. J. Darnaby
Thirteenth Avenue
Shaw's
Darnaby
Opera House Pharmacy Opens In Greeley
Opera House pharmacy run by Frank L. Boyd Emma Boyd and A L Pearce occupies the former Greeley post office site. Miss Boyd and Mr Pearce are registered pharmacists and plan to make the store a local attraction with a Walrus iceless fountain to charm shoppers in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Opera House
Frank L. Boyd
Emma Boyd
A. L. Pearce
Miss Boyd
Mr. Pearce
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Regular Meeting
During the Wednesday session the Pythian Sisters installed officers for the year. Excellent Chief Mrs. Millie Vrooman led the group, followed by Past Chief Mrs. Sarah Speers and other officers including Excellent Junior Mrs. Frank Boynton, Excellent Senior Mrs. Abbie Deffke, Finance Keeper Mrs. Mabel Miles, and Record Keeper Mrs. Cristine Malone, with a social lunch to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Millie Vrooman
Sarah Speers
Frank Boynton
Abbie Deffke
Mabel Miles
Cristine Malone
City Wins First Tilt in Court Over Right of Way
In United States court, the city of Greeley defeats Union Pacific on the 400 foot right of way claim while a 100 foot injunction against the city is granted to the railroad. The street car line is restrained from further track laying on the 460 foot claim but existing track stays. Attorneys C C Dorsey Denver, Joseph C Ewing Greeley, and Frank Green for the street car company appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cor
United States
Union Pacific Road
Greeley
Railroad
Street Car Company of
Lewis
Union Colony
Street Car Company
C. C. Dorsey
Denver
Joseph C. Ewing
Frank Green
Popular Young Couple Wed in Eaton Nuptials
Ida Marie Anderson and Ray Cathcart were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roesell in Eaton. After a brief wedding trip they will return to Eaton where Cathcart works at the Yeagy store and Anderson has been a telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Eaton
Ida Marie Anderson
Ray Cathcart
Charles Roesell
Greeley
Denver
Yeagy
Hall to Open Café in Bainbridge Building
J. S. Hall moves into the Bainbridge building and will open a cafe and restaurant today in LaSalle. The development marks a new dining option for the area as the business launches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Daily Tribune
J. S. Hall
Bainbridge
Halil
Henry Van Dorpen Dies After Long Illness
Henry Van Dorpen of 1317 Thirteenth Street Mon day evening after a long illness. Born in Holland fifty seven years ago he lived in Deaver as a tramway motorman. Survived by widow four daughters and one son. Remains taken to Denver for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dorpen
Thirteenth Street
Mr. van Dorpen
Holland
Deaver
Ann2 van Dorpen
Greeley
van Dorpen
Denver
Curious People Carry Away Human Bones in LaSalle Pit
In a LaSalle gravel pit north of town workers uncovered several bones at four to five feet depth, including two skulls. They concluded three people were buried there though only two skulls remained after a plow destroyed them. Coroner Macy opened an investigation as curious locals took most of the bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Macy
Eaton Favors Prohibition Zone Within City Limits
A new ordinance bans liquor sales and orders within Eaton and one mile beyond. Passed by the town board on Monday night, it cites a recent supreme court Windfor decision as upholding such laws. Violations carry fines from 50 to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Supreme Court
Bill Goers
Windsor
Eaton Adopts Liquor Solicitation Ordinance
The Eaton town board passed a liquor solicitation ordinance after months of consideration. It bans soliciting or accepting commissions for liquor within the town and one mile outside. The measure mirrors Windsor’s ordinance, recently upheld by the supreme court, and passed with no opposition.
Annual Meeting of Northern Colorado Building and Loan
The first annual meeting was held at 905 Eighth Avenue with a report of a successful year and a stock increase of 164 shares. Directors were reelected: C. E. Carter, S. F. Martin, C. Rugh, Edwin Starkey, C. L. Moore, M. J. Neill, J. C. Ewing. An auditing committee was formed: C. C. Ankeney, Henry Baab Jr., Elmer S. Royer. Fifty shares were subscribed by old stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Colorado Building and Loan Association
Eighth Avenue
C. E. Carter
S. F. Martin
Cc. Rugh
Edwin Starkey
C.L. Moore
M. J. Neill
J. C. Ewing
C. C. Ankeney
Henry Baab, Jr
Elmer 8. Royer
Raton Lodge Initiates Seven New Rebekah Members
Eaton January 18. The local Rebekah lodge initiated seven new members. Installation of officers followed with Miss Mabel Mitchell as noble grand, Mrs. Mary McCracken vice grand, Mrs. Agnes Blandin financial secretary, Mrs. Fred Weller recording secretary, and Mrs. Brewington treasurer. A supper was served.
Relief association elects committees at monthly Greeley meeting
The Greeley Relief association met in the city hall assembly room with fourteen members present. A finance and appropriations committee was named O O Russell chair with Houston Devinny Carter and Rothschild. an auditing committee was formed Neill chair with Foulk McArthur Van Dyne and Albert Condon as secretary treasurer by virtue of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Relief Association
City Hall
O. O. Russell
George M. Houston
R. W. Devinny
A. B. Carter
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M i Tror
Tila
Romises
Fetend
Anon City
Kefence
Goce Keck
Ans
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hubby
O Courte
H.C. A
Denver-Greeley Company
Bartels Reservoir
Kinsinger
W. F. Smith
Sire
le Bartela Estate
Q Greeley
Port Collins
Miss Darnaby
Opera Housee
U. P
CARCO
Associated Relief
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