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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1896

Page

5

Opposition and charges around State Normal school governance

A Weld County dispute centers on editor Clark and the Greeley Tribune. The letter-writers defend the paper against accusations of opposing the State Normal school while criticizing high salaries and political meddling by James W. McCreery and board actions. They deny anti school motives, urge proof or retract, and note faculty and student political activity linked to McCreery.

Messrs Messrs. ‘l Odd and McCreery, the Files of the Greeley Thibune State Normal School The Sun Todd Clark Weld County State Normal Tribune Board of Trustees Cleveland F. McCreery James W. McCreery McCreery T Ribune State Normals East S. JF. McCreery Normal Board of Trustees Denver Dr. Snyder United States Greeley Benjamin Stevens Hillsboro Jas. W. McCreery Gipson the Tribune

Wyoming shipments and Colorado politics loom in home news

L L Wyatt visits family as J Wyatt handles sheep shipments from Wyoming to Omaha. A northern strip of Colorado misnamed as a state may vote for McKinley. Lt DeVotie returns from Leadville amid militia cost cuts of about 3000 dollars daily. James Clague of Lucerne denies ties to Elliott Denver potato trade, buying with his own funds. The piece questions six years of State Normal School involvement in politics and the push to keep campaigns from using it.

L. L. Wyatt J. Wyatt Wyoming Omaha Colorado McKinley DeVotie Leadville James Clague Lucerne P. Eliott Denver Clague Tribune Elliott James W. McCreery State Normal School Greeley HR. OC. Smith Mark Hanna Jones Democratic National Committee Hanna D. K. Wyatt Frank Ewing Patton Camp McIntire Co. D J. B. Cooke Mr. Cooke Cooke Weld County John A. Wayne Thieune North Platteville Nantes

The New St James Hotel in Denver Receives Notable Upgrades

The New St James in Denver under manager Fred W. Bailey gains top status among local hotels with refreshed rooms and enhanced dining, offering rates from $2.50 daily and special terms for longer stays.

Denver Fred W. Bailey NEW

Mrs. Maryetta Camp Obituary in Pleasant Valley

Mrs. Maryetta H. Camp wife of Dr. A L Camp and mother of Charles Camp and Mrs. Bickling died at home in Pleasant Valley on the 6th after two years of rheumatism. She was 60, born May 1, 1836, and married Sept 28, 1858. She held unorthodox views on death and religion and requested a simple ceremony at house and grave.

Pleasant Valley Maryetta H. Camp A. L. Camp Charles Camp Bickling Bryan George Eliot

Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wins World Fair Honors

Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder receives the highest medal and diploma at the World’s Fair, underscoring its quality and popularity. The award spotlights the product's superior leavening properties and reputation among industry judges and attendees.

Dr. Price

Weld County Ranchman Faces Perjury Trial and Bond

John D. King of Weld County stands trial in West Side court after a grand jury indictment for perjury tied to an April civil suit. He allegedly swore to 2500 in net worth and owned a 2560 acre Evans ranch with 500 horses and 500 cattle. Key prosecution witness Georgia Richards testified about heavy mortgage on the property.

Weld County John D. King West Side Court King District Court Klug Evans Georgia Richards Denver Post

Tragic Events in a Hero's Life Sermon Series

In Greeley Colorado on Sundays the sermon series titled The Greatest Victory on Record and successive topics run from November 1 to November 22. The pastor W. W. Dum invites all to attend as he discusses warfare sin national defeat long day’s fighting and reading the will and inheritance.

W. W. Dum

Greeley City Council Handles Cemetery Horse and Sewer Scales

Greeley city council held a Monday night session with Mayor and six aldermen present. They referred the old cemetery horse issue to the cemetery committee and the small intake at Eighth Street to the sewer committee with power to act. The major supported installing city scales to weigh coal and produce, with a minimum charge, as a taxpayer investment.

Southard Beetham Stokes Tuckerman Heath Marshal Camp Harvey Moore Geo. D. Randolph Henderson Cemetery Committee Eighth Street Eighth Avenue

City council to purchase new scales for fair trades

Farmers complained about unfair treatment by produce dealers with scales. Coal dealers were criticized and some sellers of black diamonds were said to be ignorant of ton weight. A three member committee was appointed by the mayor to handle city scale purchasing. Committee members are H. P. Heath, G. W. Stokes, and B. H. Southard. The council adjourned after auditing city bills to meet Friday night, October 30.

H. P. Heath G. W. Stokes

Denver Press Fights Teller Fight in Colorado Assembly

The Denver Press accuses populists and silver factions of opposing Senator Teller by listing counties where silver Republicans, Democrats and McKinleyites fused on tickets. It notes distrust of Teller allies and questions if three counties may oppose his reelection.

Denver Corporation Eleventh General Assembly Teller T. M. Patterson Denver News Dolores Montezuma Cheyenne Kit Carson Mineral Prowers Huerfano Jefferson Routt Rio Bianco Costilla Summit Grand and Custer M’kinley Wal Cott Brush Senator Teller Mr. Teller Senate United States

Glee Club Practice Promises Good Work and Riley Praise

The juniors organize a glee club with faithful practice and high expectations. J Whitcomb Riley impressed listeners Thursday night, earning strong praise. Arthur Kendel returns from Leadville after leave to resume studies. Miss Tefft leads kindergarten in the southeast first floor room with children at play and study. Larry Evans mourns the loss of his young daughter last Tuesday. The Clionian Literary Society holds its first open meeting of the season with an excellent program and anticipated good turnout.

J. Whitcomb Riley Arthur Kendel Leadville Co. D Tefft

Chrestomathean Society Sees Strong Start and Plans

The Chrestomathean Society reports a solid kickoff with C M Work presiding as officers were installed for eight weeks. Platonians show creditable effort and energetic programs and parliamentary work amid strong anticipation for future successes. Football clash last Saturday between Manual Training High and Normal teams ended 0 0 with no injuries and high effort. next Saturday the team faces the University of Laramie City. Fenix.

Chrestomathean Society C.M Platonians Manual Training High School Laramie City Fenix

Before the Election Storekeepers urged to advertise

A editorial urges merchants to advertise ahead of the presidential race between McKinley and Bryan. It argues that regardless of the outcome the nation will move forward, business will exist, and merchants should actively publicize to seize demand.

McKinley Bryan United States

Wheat Market Prices in Northern Colorado Towns

The Tribune lists weekly wheat prices from Longmont Loveland Berthoud Platteville and Fort Collins as of yesterday noon. Prices shown include wheat 60 and 59 pounds with various weights, oats and potatoes bids, and creamery milk quotes from multiple mills and markets.

the Tribune Longmont Loveland Berthoud Platteville Fort Collins J. K. Sweeny Harmony Mills Wort Collins Bénies Model Mills Greeley Adena & Co Onis Gackgl

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