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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1896

Page

2

Local News Roundup From Devel Grover and Nearby

Rural notes report Mrs Igo returning from Trinidad and Mrs Short and Mrs Reed from Greeley with school openings and varied attendances. Grover ships 600 head cattle, and typhoid illness prompts return of George Donovan. News covers frost, hay shipments, new buildings for rent, and local visits plus late notes on football plans and a long digressive aside about a rusted boulder chains find.

Grover George Donovan Greeley Mr. Wolf Morris Frank Seymour Cheyenne Wyo Mackley Neal Donovan McCook Neb Loxo

Western views on Bryan and bi metalism stirs East and West

A reader from Greeley Colorado endorses the Binghamton Leader's praise of W J Bryan and bi metallic policy. The note argues New York and the East show growing support for Bryan, countering McKinley era silver fears. It cites shifting sentiment across the Empire state and West toward free coinage.

E. N. Sturdevant Greeley Colo Corning Epiron Leaper Corning Daily Democrat Binghamton W. J. Bryan East New York Mr. Bryan Empire State Sturdevant Bryan N. Y

Review of Reviews catalogs presidential canvass in October issue

The October Review of Reviews continues its strong coverage of the campaign with portraits of Republicans Democrats and populists. It also analyzes the sound money Democrats and the Indianapolis convention with extensive cartoons and balanced assessments.

Indianapolis

The American Ballot and Demorest's Magazine Contents

The October Forum features Hugh H. Lusk on the Australian ballot and a critique of U S ballot systems. M Henri Frantz pens Edmond de Goncourt in Paris. Princeton marks 150th birthday with Hibben article. Demorest's Magazine November highlights Boston Public Library, Captain Paul Jones tale, Stevenson's last work, women at the bar and portraits of women lawyers.

Hugh H. Lusk New Zealand Lusk Edmond de Goncourt M. Henri Frantz Princeton University Hibben Princeton Princeton College Demorest Boston Public Library Clinton Ross Paul Jones Robert Louis Stevenson

Scribner’s Magazine October number strong in American subjects

The October issue features E L Godkin on The Expenditure of Rich Men, Col F W Greene on The Government of Greater New York, a piece on The New York Working Girl, and a lighthouse system tour. It also presents H C Bunner’s unpublished story In the Wine Cellar and the conclusion of Sentimental Tommy with its branding scene.

Scribner's Magazine E. L. Godkin Greater New York Col. F. W. Greene North Atlantic H. C. Bunner Tommy

Century contents preview diverse topics in October issue

The October Century features Boris Sidis on mental epidemics, George W. Julian on John P Hale’s 1852 candidacy, and E. J. Glave photographs from Africa’s Congo Free State. It also carries Mrs. Humphrey Ward’s Sir George Ressady, Howell’s Sara toga idyl ending, and Amelia E. Barr’s Shetland tragedy Prisoners of Conscience.

Boris Sidis John P. Hale George W. Julian Glave Africa E. J. Glave Bangweolo Tanganyika Congo Free State Humphrey Ward George ‘Ressady Amelia E. Barr Shetland

The Proofreader Powers Behind the Press

Eleanor W. F. Bates praises the proofreader as the unseen force correcting errors before printing. The piece extols calm, precise judgment, mastery of punctuation, and the role of the corrector of the press in ensuring flawless copy for poets, preachers, and statesmen.

Eleanor W. F. Bates Proofsheet

Lover Turned to Stone in Yellowstone Geyser Mystery

In Yellowstone National Park two lovers pursue extreme finales. Cyril Jacques, a wealthy morbid dreamer, seeks a way to die without an inquest and contemplates fall from Vesuvius, the Maelstrom, or an airship voyage. Mignonette Favre roams the world to find a mate of her ideals, later visiting Mammoth Hot Springs to observe objects under the geyser flow turn to stone. Both pursue dramatic fates amid the park’s calcareous sinter formations.

Yellowstone National Park Cyril Jacques Vesuvius Mr. Jacques Norway M. Gabriel Yon Renard and Krebs Earth F. W. Hayden Rockies United States Geological Survey Wyoming Mammoth Hot Springs

Mystery of the Stone Lover Ends in Dramatic Fright

Miss Mignonette favored a seven foot cone of sinter as an idol collecting trophies. She hired men to steal the artifact for her in New York and brought it to her mansion. Believing a man slept inside the cone she tried to open it with chisels. The cone split and revealed the trunk of a dead tree. she fainted beside it.

Livingston New York Dame Nature

Seven Dead in Boyne River Ferry Disaster

A ferry boat sank crossing the River Boyne near Shields on Saturday night. Seven persons drowned in the accident reported from London dated September 28.

London Boyne Shields

Will Not Perform Miracles But It Will Cure

A brief item notes a claim that a person or entity says it will cure without claiming miracles. The report references a statement or slogan likely tied to a medical or healing claim. No additional details on location or dates are provided.

Dr. Pierce

Queer Guanajuato Crypts Offer Coffins For Rent

P H Mack of Inyo county and Patrick Reddy recount a Guanajuato burial ground where relatives pay 40 dollars to place a body in a stone crypt for five years, then 100 dollars for permanent interment. Coffins are reused and remains pile in a tunnel 300 feet long with mummified bodies along the walls.

P. H. Mack Inyo County Patrick Reddy Guanajuato Mexico el Paso Old City Mr. Mack Guadalajara San Francisco

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