Republicans Nominated at Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention nominations gain broad Republican approval across states including Colorado. Harrison’s private character is stainless and his public record strong as a soldier and statesman. Levi P. Morton, on the ticket’s second spot, has a clean record and Paris exposition service. The platform is protective and promises national prosperity, pointing to a guaranteed Republican victory in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado
Indianapolis Journal
Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Congress
Garfield
France
Greeley Republicans Ratify Chicago Ticket at Court House
The Republican club held a large ratification meeting in the Court House with Governor Eaton presiding. Speakers included J W McCreery Judge Wallace Colonel White J L Brush J Max Clark Joseph Moore and J B Vooke all praising the ticket and pledging support. General Sheridan health hopes noted and Geo H West touted for State Treasurer with calls for clean delegates and state ticket.
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Greeley
Chicago
Court House
Republican Club
Governor Eaton
J. W. McCreery
Judge Wallace
Colonel White
J. L. Brush
J. Max Clark
Joseph Moore
J. B. Vooke
Guerry
Conc
Ben Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison Eaton
Waterworks for Greeley backers heap plan and funds
J M Wallace urges river water sourced system with crib filtration, pumps and two 5000 barrel reservoirs at cost under 30000, arguing it would be self sustaining and spur growth while debating financing of 30000 to 50000 debt amid 100000 total city obligations. The piece also notes state senate canvass for J Max Clark and extreme summer heat impacts in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wallace
Sun
Greeley
Wallace
Oregon
Salem
General Benjamin Harrison Early Life and War Record
The article outlines Benjamin Harrison's birth in 1833 at North Bend Ohio and traces his ancestry to Cromwellian figures and Revolutionary leaders. It covers his education at Miami University, study of law in Cincinnati, political rise in Indiana, and his leadership of the Seventieth Indiana for the Civil War beginning in 1862 under Governor Morton.
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Denver
Benjamin Harrison
North Bend
Ohio
Harrison
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Charles L
America
Virginia
House of Burgesses
Colonial Congress
William Henry Harrison
United States
John Scott Harrison
Indiana
Republican Party
Miami University
Oxford
David Swing
Cincinnati
B.S. Storer
Indianapolis
Northwest
Lincoln
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Ben. Harrison
Supreme Court
Morton
Kentucky
Tennessee
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The
Greeley Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Carver & Dunning, Proprietors
E. J. Carver
H. L. Dunning
All Communications Tn
National Republican Ticket
New York
Sheridan
Geo. H. West
Logan
Washington
New York City
Denver, Texas & Gulf Road
Atlantic
Europe
Ward
Twentieth Army Corps
Resaca
Peach Tree Creek
Hooker
Democratic Supreme Court
War Department
Way
Nashville
Johnston
State Central Committee
W. H. Barnum
United States Senate
McDonald
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
United
Fair
Nevada
Levi Vv. Morton
Benjamin H. Harrison
D. F. Camp
E. M. Nusbaum
A C. Watson
R. W. Comer
E Garrigues
Abrigues
Look
Henry M. Look
Southard
Churchill
Attorney AT Law
United States Land Department
Ofice
First National Bank
Colo
H. Barton
Practical Watch Maker
Main Street
Greeley, Colo
N. Haynes
First National Bank Block
Jones & Wyman
Architect and Builders
Ninth Avenue
the Park
James C. Scott
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
A. B. Wolfenden
T. Morley
AS. W
J. E. McCreery
Law
Fira National Bank
John W. Sanborn
James B. Phillips
Hunter & West's Bank
Robert Steele
Notary Public
John M. Wallace
Nat'l Bank
Robert Steele & CO
Thomas G. Macy
Undertaker
Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
F. Byers
Seventh Street
Oasis Hotel
H. D. Webster
Webster Bros
F. A. Webster
Greeley, Colo., and
Laramie, Wyoming
Webster Bros. Studio
W. F. Bradner
Murray
Dental
Eighth Ave
Alfred T. Bacon
Pawson
Greeley, Cold
M. Dille
Neatness and c. Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Oficein First National Bank
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