28 Jul 1875
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1875
Page
1
An ad notes ILL HC I AM STEIN and sign painting including graining glazing and paper hanging. Located on Le street opposite the Tribune Office with Childs serving as Justice of the Peace.
An elderly traveler arrives in a snowstorm to consult a Springfield architect on plans for a modest house. The visitor compulsively critiques every detail, demands changing dozens of features, and appears repeatedly, each time with new adjustments and extravagant demands.
The Maxwell land grant spans a large tract in northern New Mexico including Cimarron Elizabeth town and nearby ranches. It follows Maxwell’s purchase and control since 1860 with contested titles and disputes over patents. The article notes Maxwell’s wealth decline, his generosity and plunder, relations with Utes and Apaches, and Cimarron’s role as a trade hub with facilities and services.
Spotted Tail’s theology outlines that most Indians believe in heaven and hell while some are unbelievers. He argues the Great Spirit will aid Indians against forced removal and predicts a final battle to defend hunting grounds. He contrasts Christ’s kindness with white violence toward Native peoples and reflects on discovering why Christians were killed.
The speaker contrasts traits of patience and excellence with those of Ife, labeling him selfish and ignorant. The charge includes a claim that Ife is not a Jew and remains at large, with the narrator asserting a recent sighting. The passage frames moral judgment and hidden pursuit of faults.
The Springfield Republican notes how measles swept Fiji last winter after the former king and suite returned from Sydney. Quarantine was not enforced and hundreds died in weeks, with fears of further decimation across the South Pacific as chiefs and tribes perished and populations dwindled.
San Juan mines flourish as sawmills strain to meet demand for building materials. Local leaders Reese Ufford and Wm Greene push a rail and road plan toward St George Pueblo and San Francisco, aiming to route trade via the Animas river and Rio Grande corridor. Hope rises from Lake Eureka and Animas districts as mining prospects look strong.
The Boston Herald notes signs of wiser political talk as educated men engage in discussions on government principles rather than party lines. It praises the rise of thoughtful debate, cites figures like Curtis and Dana, and urges trained minds to enter politics while warning against quackery.
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