Greeley Tribune News Banner From Weld County Colorado
The Greeley Tribune a weekly paper founded by N M Meeker and published by the Greeley Tribune Publishing Company reports on Weld County Colorado politics. On a joint ballot in the Colorado legislature Senator Teller was chosen to succeed himself in the U S Senate by 47 to 27.
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Greeley Tribune
N. ©. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
Colorado
Teller
U. S. Senate
Political stalemate in House over bribery charges and speaker case
The Legislature remains deadlocked as the Senate asks the Supreme Court for advisement on lower house complications. The piece accuses the minority led by Speaker Hanna of bribery, notes a bribery inquiry into four members, and argues reforms depend on majority rule despite outside lobby influence.
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Debated Colorado Assembly Tactics and Australian Ballot Proposal
A Denver Times critique scathingly attacks the Seventh General Assembly figures and party maneuvering. It urges reversal toward majority rule and warns against the Senate elections bill, noting its flaws for independent and new party candidates and endorsing Australian ballot concepts.
Election-law ideas and irrigation committee views from Salem remarks
The piece cites Salem Massachusetts electing seventeen aldermen by petition under a new law and urges Colorado to amend the Whitely bill. It discusses criticism of committee appointments including Mr Twombly’s irrigation panel and notes Senator McCreery as senate irrigation chair who can represent regional interests if House changes occur.
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Turbulent Colorado State House Ends in Crisis and Death
Police Inspector Hawley dies after a night of factional violence in the Colorado House battle between Speaker Hanna and the Brown led coalition. Deputy Sheriff McCoy and others were involved as revolvers flashed and armed guards filled the hall. The day also saw the Cornforth Grocery Co fail and shifts in clerks and sergeants at lawmaking sessions.
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Hanna
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Arapahoe
Journal
Jesse White
Custer County
Morris Somers
William McKissock
House
White
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Windsor Hotel
Muddle in state legislature and bills across factions
Reports detail House turmoil over speaker removal and requests for certified records, with Senate discussions on temporary printing and an Australian ballot influenced election reform. Mentions executions, railroad bills, Teller renomination, and suffrage talks in Kansas and Wyoming.
Peace proclaimed as Indians surrender to General Miles
The week closed with Indian surrender to General Miles marking an end to hostilities and the war, followed by peace. Governors Hill of New York and Bartlett Trip of South Dakota received caucus nominations for U S Senate in Democratic and Republican events respectively. King Kalakaua of Hawaii died in San Francisco from Bright's disease on January 20.
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Syrup of Figs Acknowledged as Perfect Laxative
The article extols Syrup of Figs as a universally useful laxative now widely known for its pleasant taste and gentle cleansing effect. It credits early production with enriching the world and notes its growing popularity as a spring time remedy and for any time use.
Senate passes free coinage bill and cabinet of changes
The Senate approved a free coinage measure 42 to 30 as a substitute for the financial bill. Illinois figures Oglesby and Gallinger named to succeed Farwell and Blair, while Wisconsin Governor Peck urged repeal of the Bennett school law. Senators Stanford and Cameron are set to retain their seats. historian George Bancroft dies at 89. The bill heads to the coinage committee led by Speaker Reed, amid party disputes and Colorado Republican sentiment.
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Greeley, Colo
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Greeley National Bank
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