Proprietor Rogerason House Business Cards
The notice lists Rogereson Proprietor of a house in New Hampshire offering board by the week or per meal. Prices range from 85 to 86 depending on rooms, with a Fred Stable connected to the house.
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Fred
Denver Pacific Railroad
Ofice
Masonine Block
Greeley
Colo
Ag . R
G. Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
Ohio
Akron
Akron City
New Mexico
Congress
Colorado
Summit County
Denver
Japanese mechanics work on bamboo mock house for Centennial
A group of twelve Japanese artisans under a mandarin foreman construct a bamboo dwelling on George's Hill using no nails and with a decorative feather of American and Japanese methods. They drive piles with a hemp rope hoist, measure with ink line, and live on site while spectators tease the foreign crew.
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Philadelphia Times
Japan
George's Hill
Joseph
Queen Victoria
Hogarth
Middle Park News Reports Warm Winter and Growing Mines
The Georgetown Miner from Hot Springs reports a mild month with snow retreating and early spring in view. Observers note Grand Lake ice, Ute and white trapping activity, rising construction, new boot shop, and ore assays from Rabbit Mar and Temescal tin mines poised for big operations after May 1.
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Georgetown
Sutruvr Springs, Corp
Mercury
Judge Weecott
Wm. Ford
Grand Lake
Grand River
Middle Park
Park
Colorado
Rabbitt Bar Range
Denver Mint
John Baker
Rabbit Mar
Sanford
Himebaugh
Judge Himebaugh
Judge Hook
Webber
West End
John Shaeffer
Washington's Inaugural Prayer and Denver Society Change
An April 1789 scene shows George Washington taking the oath on Wall Street amid cheers and solemn kneeling at St Pauls as the republic begins. The piece notes Denver's social improvement, refined residents, strong schools, cheap streetcar travel, and better housing costs versus New York or Philadelphia.
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Washington
George Washington
United States
Senate Chamber
Federal Hall
Wall Street
St Paul's
Scribner
Greeley
Denver
New York
Philadelphia
Springfield Republican
Women and the law the world’s outrage to be stopped
Anna Dickenson argues for active female reformers to aid the vulnerable while condemning passivity and moral decline. The piece cites James Horner a giant in Tennessee and a Pioche Record anecdote about thirst driven mules and water patrols in Hiko.
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Pioche
Belmont
Hiko
Logan Springs
Market Street Store Gets a Faulty Partition
A Market Street dry goods dealer hires Chips the carpenter for a back wall partition. Two inept workers bungle the job for a week, ruin goods, injure a customer, and finally bill the owner eighty seven dollars and nineteen cents, though the owner expected fifteen. The men depart without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Dobris
Wood Street
Jancey
Municipal Hall
Chips
Vietlu
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Oo House
Rogerson, Proprietor
Leavitt
Iperputy County
Sterling, Colorado
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
N.B
R. E. Mart
DVD Colony
Main St
A. H. Boughton
Fort Collins
CoLomnado
Larimer County
Ponte
B. A. Haynes
A. E. Grison
Yy Aynes & Gipson
Greeney
J D Buckley
Weld County
Witt Tan Stein
Tribune Ofice
Krl Childs
Justice OF
TIE Peace
the Bakery
Greeley Weld Co
J Leavy
Florist
Grant and
Sherman Ste
M. Freeman
Af Law
Jos. C. Shattuck
Sec’y Union Colony
FeteMan & Shattuck
D.S. Marvin
Watertown
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
Mozelle
France
Scierd
Crys
Alice Aalese
LAW & 1 Drageists
Optician
Greeley, Colorado
Lmes & Clapp
Pueblo
Central
Black Hawk
Nevada
Colorado Springs
Canon City
del Norte
Leatherhead
Holly Water Works
Temescal
Pomona
San Bernardino County
Amsterdam
Tod
Europe
Los Angeles
Cal
Anna Dickinson
Tennessee
James Horner
Perry County
Mtteburg
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