Feeder Stable Rooms Advertised With Board Rates
J H N Rogerson proprietor lists daily board at 1.50 and three meals for 81, with weekly rates from 85 to 86 depending on room. A feed stable is connected with the house.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1876
Page
3
Crown Jewels of Montezuma Legend Unearthed by Miner
A Denver News correspondent from Magdalena recounts a tale of Philip de Soto a Mexican antiquarian who deciphered an Aztec treasure legend. Guided by hieroglyphics he traced a royal hoard buried near Mt. Holy Cross twenty miles from Mexico, guarded by murder and treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News
Magdalena
Mount of the Holy Cross
Philip de Soto
Mississippi
Mexico
Montezuma
Cortes
Holy Cross
Attila
Lide
Ormus
Ind
Mydas
King of Terrors
Colorado
Remarkable Japanese Bronzes and Swedish Iron Displays
The article notes Japanese bronzes and lacquered ware as a highlight with wax casting and multiple coatings creating flawless bronze pieces like the 4500 dollar incense bearer purchased by the English South Kensington Museum. Sweden dominates iron and steel shows with large exhibitors Molota and Sandark and detailed plaster figures by Ledermans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
South Kensington
Sweden
Molota
Sandark
Ledermans
Scientific America
Tattooing Extraordinary and African Exploration Notes
A narrative on Captain Costentenus and his extraordinary tattooed body with 388 designs across the face, torso, and limbs and the mechanism used. It also mentions California raisins dried by the Alden process and claims of Africa’s mineral wealth from Stanley and Cameron explorations and potential canal links, plus England’s imperial ambitions in the Congo region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costentenus
Chinese Tartary
Costentepas
America
California
Valencia
Africa
Mr. Stanley
Cameron
Indian
Atlantic Ocean
Congo
Zambesi
England
Diamond Fields
India
Philadelphia Press
M. de Lesseps
Spalding
Suez Canal
Black Sea
Caspian
Mediterranean
Russia
Muller
Imperial Geographical and Statistical Commission
Russian Empire
Caspian Sea
Spaulding
Aladdin
Shakespeare
London Echo
Change in molasses taste shifts demand and profits
The article notes a radical shift toward lighter color and chemically treated molasses since World War I, reducing flavor and economics. It cites better profits for shipper grades from Porto Rico and Ponce, while consumers push for pale products, often at the expense of natural dark stocks and cheaper syrups. It ends with a cynical remark on business resilience and partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Porto Rico
South
Ponce
German Trades and Women Labor Report Across German Empire
The German Federal Council and Reichsrat publish a report on women and child labor in factories. It notes 226000 women over 16 employed, 12859 in textiles, with 566500 adult males and 88000 non adults in the covered trades. The study details age groups, marital status, and hours, describing long workdays and meal breaks, plus 88000 children in artisan industries and shifts from 12 to 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council
Reichsrath
German Empire
Tere
Prussia
Saxony
Hesse
Baden
Engineer George Irwin Dies Sacrificing Train Crew and Passengers
George Irwin, an engineer on the Great Western railway of Canada, reversed the engine and applied brakes when a switch opened on a curve. He saved passengers but the locomotive left the track, and Irwin was fatally scalded. Windsor observed public mourning with flags at half mast and tolling bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Irwin
Great Western Railway of Canada
Irwin
Windsor
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