Painting and Gilding Services at May Street Stop
A free enamel shop advertises painting and glazing services including graining and caulking near May Street opposite the Tribune Office. The notice invites passersby to visit the stand for demonstrations and repairs.
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Etreel
Tribune
Mountain Travel Notes From Colorado Campsite
Denver Times correspondent details a mountain journey along Trail Creek to Estes Park, Colorado, describing water, scenery, ranches, and towns like Laporte and Fort Collins. Highlights include the Cherokee Trail, local farms, and a humorous tale of Cherokee trains, with cattle and horse stock observations and practical outfit tips for mountain camping.
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A. H. Boughton
Fort Collis
CoLoRaDo
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Denver News
Trail Creek
Denver Press
Denver
St. Vrain Canyon
Betes’ Park
New World
Plains
Boulder
Longmont
North Park
Earl of Dunraven
Estes Park
Scotland
Little Thompson
Big Thompson
Laporte
Cache la Poudre
Messrs. Batchelder
R.Q Tenney
Colorado State Grange
John Sheldon
Grasa
Livermore
California
Oregon
Indian Territory
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Ile
Sissy
Father
Meadow Creek
D. O. Osborne
J. Harris
Denver Times
Iron trade shifts and social customs across nations
A survey of British and American iron trade views notes mounting U S influence, tariff shifts, and the rise of American axes in English markets. It also recounts Icelandic volcanic eruption impacts and a Philadelphia German obituary custom detailing funeral feasting and communal practice.
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London
Great South Wales
Aberdare
Aberdare Company
Thomas Brassey
South Wales
United States
J. Lothian Bell
Iron and Steel Associations
America
Sir Antonio Brady
Canada
Antonio
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Gladstone
Duke of Newcastle
Nottingham
England
Springfield Republican
Iceland
Myroth
Alaska
Wellington's Return and Waterloo Triumph Remembered in Ball
A veteran recalls the duke of Wellington returning home after Waterloo amid cheers and later facing mob hostility during the reform era. He describes a ball at Apsley House for King William IV, the mob's indecency, and the iron blinds installed as records of ingratitude.
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Constitution Hill
Apsley House
Strathfieldsaye
Thomas Raikes
Duke of Wellington
England
William IV
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