Wheat Hoax Exploded By College Tests On Alaska Seed
Colorado Agricultural College professors tested the so called Alaska wheat tied to Abraham Adams of Idaho. They found the Alaska seed yields indistinguishably from the seven headed Egyptian wheat and not superior. The hoax claims of 200 bushel yields are debunked as unfounded.
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Daily Tribune
Fort Collins
Colo
Abraham Adams
Julietta
Idaho
Colorado Agricultural College
Alaska
Rocky Mountain
Adams
Denver
W. H. Olin
Fritz Knorr
Knorr
Eldorado Springs Moving Pictures At Bijou Theater
A four party arrangement brings a Bijou showing of Eldorado Springs resort life at the Eldorado Springs moving pictures. The reel features the unloading of the largest excursion train to the resort, crowds in the swimming pool and Prof. Ivy Baldwin walking the chasm 600 feet above the river. The Tribune plans an annual excursion to the resort on Thursday August 6 with a 1:30 p.m. C and S train departure and 2.25 round trip, including grounds admission. Baldwin will walk the chasm for the Greeley crowd on excursion day.
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The
Daily Tribune
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Eldorado Springs Company
Bijou Theatre
Eldorado Springs Resort
Ivy Baldwin
Eldorado
the Tribune
Prof. Baldwin
Greeley
Frank S Miller Faces False Pretenses Charge In Denver Arrest
Denver reports arrestees Frank Miller promoter of Gilcrest and Frank S Miller promoter of Kuner charged with obtaining 1500 under false pretenses. Midland Savings Loan accuses misrepresentation of incumbrances 195 and 800 on Gilcrest property. Miller bail set at 2000 with bond by wife. hearing scheduled Saturday.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Frank
Miller
Justice Court
Midland Savings & Loan Association
Gilcrest
Frank S. Miller
Kuner
Florance
Two Killed in Pueblo Steel Works Train Accident
A steam engine plunges 60 feet from a high trestle at the Pueblo steel works injuring and killing two men. Engineer W. T. Thomas and Fireman J. Roach are crushed under debris after the engine and tender tumble with a car of cinders. The six remaining cars pass by without incident.
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Daily Tribune
Pueblo
Steel Works
W. T. Thomas
J. Roach
Second Hand Man Arrested in Bicycle Theft Case
P. L. Hudson of the East Side second hand store was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of stealing a bicycle belonging to R. Wu Simpson. Hudson sold the wheel to a colored man who said he bought it from Hudson. He was released on bail and arraigned in justice court with a hearing set for next Saturday.
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P. L. Hudson
East Side
R. Wu. Simpson
Hudson
Justice Court
Weather Today Partly Cloudy With Local Showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with local showers. Tomorrow expected cooler and more settled conditions with lighter winds.
Windsor May Get Water From Greeley Pipeline
City officials from Windsor and Greeley moved toward a one year contract to supply Windsor with soft water from Greeley’s pipeline, metered at 25 percent above Greeley rates. If feasible, Windsor gains a reliable supply with modest investment while Greeley increases water revenue.
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Windsor
Greeley
C. A. Yancey
L. &. Bartz
Harrison Teller
Windsor Commercial Club
Greeley City
A. W. Peterson
East Side
J. L. Bartlett
Aspen Assessor MacNichols Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
William H. MacNichols Pitkin County assessor was arrested in Aspen on a warrant accusing him of embezzling about 1100 of county funds during his time as county treasurer. A second warrant accuses him of withholding 3000 due to his successor. MacNichols says any shortage is clerical. he has served in public office for 15 years as experts review the county books.
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Aspen
Colo
William H. MacNichols
Pitkin County
McNichols
Mob Banshee Mob Burns Man At Stake In Greenville
Tad Smith an 18 year old African American accused of assault by Miss Viola Delaney of Clinton Hunt county was seized by a mob in Greenville. Authorities were overpowered and the mob prepared to hang him but chose burning instead. Fagots were arranged in the public square and kerosene set alight as about a thousand spectators watched.
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Daily Tribune
Dallas
Texas
Tad Smith
Viola Delaney
Clinton
Hunt County
Greenville
Smith
Jury Rules for Defendant in McPherson V. Beregeman Suit
In County Court the jury ruled for defendant Mrs M E Beregeman in the dispute over a real estate commission. McPherson loses his commission and must cover costs.
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J. W. McPherson
M. E. Beregeman
McPherson
Independence party nominates Hisgen Graves for President and Vice President
At its first national convention in Chicago on July 29 the Independence party nominated Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts for president and John Temple Graves of Georgia for vice president. A Bryan placard attempt sparked a riot as J. I. Shepard of Fort Scott tried to nominate Bryan and was removed amid clashes with delegates.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachus
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Independence Party
Friends
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
J. I. Shepard
Fort Scott
Kan
Charles A. Walsh
Remarkable new machine for cold tire setting
Robert Orr of the Central black smith shop installs a novel cold tire setting machine. It grips a small tire segment and uses hydraulic pressure to remove slack, preventing wheel damage. The device gauges force via a hand pumped oil cylinder, avoids dishing, and can overhaul an entire wheel set in about fifteen minutes.
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Robert Orr
Cowgirls and broncho riders thrill Greeley crowds
A lively wild west show visits Island Grove park with cowgirls May Franklin Cora Brinker Lillie Nicholson Sadie Ray and Mrs Dode Wykert performing stunts with a broncho The exhibition runs through tomorrow afternoon and the broncho busting winner will represent Colorado at Frontier Days in Cheyenne
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Greeley
Island Grove Park
May Franklin
Denver
Cora Brinker
Bellvue
Lillie Nicholson
Fort Collins
Sadie Ray
Eaton
Dode Wykert
Severance
Park
Colorado
Cheyenne
Hotel Arrivals and Local Guests List
Hotel arrivals include Camfield O Higgins in Loveland with six jurymen and C Boetcher party from Denver. Other guests: O D Higgins, A G Riley, Nicot, C W Sims from Loveland. J W Pulliam and BE Abbott. Albion guests W R Aiken Severance F M Terry and wife Little Sioux. Jno Ross and wife Little Sioux. R Werton Fort Morgan. Mrs H B Achter Gilcrest.
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Camfield
O. D. Higgins
Loveland
A. G. Riley
Nicot
C. W. Sims Loveland
J. W. Pulliam
BE. H. Abbott
C. Boetcher
Denver
M. W. Coyall
Albion
W. R. Aiken
Severance
F. M. Terry
Little Sioux
Jno
Ross
Iowa
R. Werton
Fort Morgan
H. B. Achter
Gilcrest
Section Hand Self Inflicts Wounds Under Viaduct
Otto Geser, a Midland railroad section hand, was found under the Sixteenth street viaduct with a deep throat wound, believed self-inflicted. He reportedly said he was too old to work and wanted to end his life.
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Denver
Otto Geser
Midland Railroad
Sixteenth Street
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Geo. H. Stone
Eighth Street
Greeley Electrical Supply Co
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