Struggle Over Gold Standard Sparks Economic Dissent
A Philadelphia Item digest discusses fears of a gold standard collapse harming property values and favoring fixed-income investors. It notes political talk on silver, mills resuming full or half time in Biddeford Maine and Valley Falls Rhode Island as evidence of the silver craze lifting industry nationwide.
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Jas
G. Blaine
Pepperill and
Laconia Mills
Biddeford
Maine
Philadelphia
Tem
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Perkins Horseshoe
Valley Falls
Rhode Island
Jewelry Theft Near Denver Suspect Arrested
Mrs. M. E. Warner reported jewelry missing during packing before joining her husband in Denver. Two laborers were initially held then cleared. Francis Turner was later caught with the items on his person and confessed to the theft. George Hill was discharged. Turner awaits November district court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Warner
North Park
Greeley
Windsor
Francis Turner
Willard
Turner
George Hill
Hill
Festival Excursionist Eight Page Guide Promises Denver Event
The notice advertises Mountain and Plain at Denver with Oct 6 7 8 events. An eight page illustrated Festival Excursionist offers the full festival program including railroad rates and arrangements. Free copies via Gulf road or South Park line agents or one cent postage to B L Winchell, Denver.
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Mountain and Plain
Denver
Gulf Road
South Park
B. L. Winchell
Northern Colorado Produce Exchange forms to stabilize potato prices
About 150 farmers met in Greeley to organize the Northern Colorado Produce Exchange aimed at fair potato pricing. A 21 member executive board, including 15 farmers and 6 dealers, will set market prices and enforce minimum selling rates, with a five cent per hundred weight purchase fee and a one year term through June 1897.
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Northern
Colorado Produce Exchange
J. M. Ferguson
Professor Copeland
A. L. Mumper
J. M. Merguson
Denver
W.C. Hamnett
W.R. McClellan
Copeland
N. F. Cheeseman
Henry M. DeVotie
DeVotie
Colorado
H. M. Williams
San Diego
Calif
Greeley
B. H. Eaton
A.L. Mumper
A. Bradfield
Albert Igo
Arthur Strong
Bradfield
Col. C. A. White
H. Southard
Mumper
Northern Colorado Produce Exchange
Weld County
Greeley and
Weld and
Larimer
Boyd
Jones's
Loveland and Greeley
Latham
Plumb
Patterson
English
Ogilvy
Death of Amy Galucia in Loveland
Greeley resident G A Galucia learns his daughter Amy has died in Loveland after a health scare. Her body arrived from Denver on the evening train, with funeral services held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock conducted by Rev W W Dumm of Greeley and Rev W H McCreery of Loveland. She was 28 and had recently recovered from a typhoid illness. Many Loveland friends attended the funeral. she was well known in the community.
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G. A. Galucia
Greeley
New Castle
Amy
Loveland
Denver
W. W. Dumm
W. H McCreery
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Award
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder received the highest medal and diploma at the World’s Fair, marking a top honor for the product. The achievement underscores its quality and the brand’s standing among competitors at the exposition.
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Ayer
Dr. Price
Twilight Tones and Nostalgia of a Lost Boy
A reflective poem by Guy C. Stockton of Greeley dated Sept 28 1896 recalls a late twilight with memory laden scenes of a lost child, mingled with the ache of time past. The piece interweaves quiet rural imagery with longing, ending on a vow to reunite with the boy beyond life’s twilight. The surrounding notes mention Miss Dresser’s return after illness, campus activities, and upcoming athletics and services at Trinity Episcopal.
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Thor
Duplicate Whist Night At Judge Smith Residence
Judge Smith and Mrs. Smith hosted twenty three gentlemen for duplicate whist with twenty two Greeley club members. Captains Robie and Durkee led teams across six tables in a memory based, scientific card game demonstration. The event featured six matchups and a tied score between Durkee's and Robie's sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robie
Mr. Durkee
Young People Elect Delegates for State Convention
The Methodist Episcopal church youth held a business meeting to elect three delegates to the State convention in Denver October 5 to 8. Trinity church will entertain the delegates and submit their names. A follow up meeting is set for Tuesday October 13 with refreshments and social time after the business. The Fall Festival of Mountain and Plain will occur in Denver October 6 to 8 1896 with low fare tickets advertised by Union Pacific via E H Abbott Kansas Nebraska and Colorado points.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Trinity Church
Mountain and Plain
Colo
Union Pacific
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
E. H. Abbott
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Meeting OF Farmers
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The
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Greeley Tribune
J. A. Rankin
Main Street
Mayher
William Mayher
Guy C. Stockton
Miss Dresser
Fenneman
Herbert G. Heath
Daniels
J. G. Reid
O. J. Moore
Methodist Church
Miss Paul
Longmont
Professor Thomas
Christian Union
East Denver High School
Manual Training School
Feix
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Bryan
GormMan
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Cooke
Jesus
Kyrie
Poe
Teenie Barnby
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Niall
Sid Dykes
Oxfords
King Shoe Coo
Union Bank
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4CO
Levi Strauss & CO
San Francisco
California
Judge Smith
Geo. E. Robie
L. L. Haynes
A. W. Durkee
W.C. Wilson
Wm. Mayher
C. H. Wheeler
Dr. Mulford
Fred Dresser
M. P. Henderson
W. H. Gill
H. E. Churchill
Lieut.-Gov. Brush
J. F. Fezer
J. S. Gale
H. N. Haynes
Capt. Harper
M. B. Williams
J. C. Mosher
J. H. Woolf
H. P. Heath
Rich D. Kelley
J. W. McCreery
A. M. Henderson
Durker
Ropip
Durkee
Robie
Young People’s Meeting