Windsor and Windsor Lode Masonic and Local Notices
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Windsor Lode
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Masonic Hall
A.ds Town
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Arrie Ker
L. Ve HeNt
School Exams and Entertainment to Benefit Library Fund
Examinations will be held in the higher department and a Friday evening entertainment with a ten cent admission will raise money for the library fund. The school department closes this week and Mrs Rankin moves to Lorymont. Parsonage work resumes after cold weather. A light snow fell Monday night but cleared by morning revealing the mountain range for the first time in a week.
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Tony
Quite a Plucky Act headline and Boulder humor mix
The Den ver News features a grim would be suicide tale beside satirical commentary on headlines. It recalls a bold act upstairs, a quip on newspaper sensationalism, and a string of local satire from a Boulder Camera correspondence with quips about perfume, schoolgirls, and small town life.
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Hattie Lambert
Denver News
Denver
Thomas Jones
Brown
Local Correspondents Report Regional Travel and Trade Notes
Evans and Platteville dispatches detail visits, property dealings, and business activity. Listings cover Edwards and Gilkey visiting Robi Parker, Smith of Denver selling property, and local trades from cattle to harness shops. Platteville notes beef and sheep shipments to Omaha and Denver, hotel upgrades, and church and creamery movements. Highland Lake reports misgivings on Colorado climate and public oral exams underway.
Devilish sly J B Cooke seeks power and reform payoff
The excerpt portrays Joel Bagstock Cooke reflecting on life as warfare against sinners, his rise from social pariah to clerk of court, and his craving for greater influence and control. He notes past political leverage, a failed post office bid, and a vow to exact compensation from reform efforts.
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Hig
Gray
Joel Bagstock Cooke
J.B
J. B
Ever
Public safety hearings in Denver stir reform talk
Editor warns that lobbying rhetoric hides public risk as stationary engineers seek a licensing bureau and doctors press exclusive privileges. The piece cites boiler explosions, horse accidents, and the Millington-Avery trial as examples of systemic danger and costly, flawed juries.
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Greeley Tribune
Denver
Assembly
Larimer County
Metropolis, politics and balls feature in city write up
A long column discusses Denver and surrounding politics including a proposed metro system of fire and police management, alleged corruption, and state transfers. It notes social events like the Grand Canton Arapahoe No.1 and Lancers ball, plus a church school anecdote about Lent eating rules and a lighthearted tale about hash.
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General Assembly
Denver
Metropolitan System of Fire and Police
Seventh Assembly
Canon City
Home and Foreign Mission Board
Court J. Simmons
Greeley
Grand Canton Arapahoe No.1
Lancers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lancer
Order
Canton Navajo
New Hall
North Denver
Sons of America
Coliseum
Light Pottern
Cheshire
Conn
Larimer and Weld Canal Stock Price Advance Notice
Notice to Water-Right Owners in the Larimer and Weld Canal announces an advance of five dollars per share on March 11 with a further rise on May 11. Current price remains 50 dollars per share through March 10, encouraging immediate subscription. By order of the Board of Directors. H. G. Clark Secretary, Greeley, Colorado, March 2, 1891.
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Larimer and Weld
Board of Directors
H. G. Clark
James F. Wright
Weld
Colorado
Weld County
Daniel Hawks
Morgan
State of
Tee Weld County
Greeley
Daniel Ila Wes
Greeley Tribune
Lucius N. Vilas
Eton H. Vilas
Tag Garevey Taieune
Senator Hearst Dies in Washington After Illness
Senator Hearst of California died at his Washington residence on Saturday at 9 10 p m after months of illness He was born in Missouri in 1820 moved to California in 1850 built wealth of about 1 000 a day and was highly regarded for his simple manner The report notes his death will be mourned by thousands and his wealth changed him.
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Senator Hearst
California
Washington
Missouri
Threnody for a Lost Friend by Swinburne
A solitary mourner by a fire recalls a friend who died, lamenting shared memories and the depth of their bond. The speaker pleads for forgiveness and healing, acknowledging love’s pain and the unspoken communion between souls.
Marriage a Hundred Years Hence
Edward Bellamy argues in the Ladies' Home Journal that nationalism and economic independence for women will equalize marriage desirability. He notes women’s greater material stake in marriage and that true independence would end the assumption that all girls seek marriage for status or security.
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Edward Bellamy
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wild Boars Shot in Windsor Royal Park Garden
The London World reports three wild boars were shot in Windsor great park last week, two for the queen and one sent to the Prince of Wales. It notes wild boar on royal menus since George IV’s reign and cites John Wilson Croker’s 1822 account of eating roast wild boar at the Pavilion with the king and his remark comparing it to pheasant.
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Windsor Great Park
Prince of Wales
George IV
John Wilson Croker
Hanover
Surprising Five Cent Change From Newsboy
James Gates of San Francisco recalls receiving four copper coins for a five cent payment from a newsboy. He notes Pennies and low prices are rare on the Pacific coast, with nickels only recently familiar, and plans to bring back one and two cent pieces as curiosities. He recalls nickels appearing in San Francisco about three years ago.
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James 5. Gates
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Chicago Tribune
Too Willing. Young Wife Reprovingly
A domestic vignette from New York Weekly shows a wife admonishing her husband over smoking cigars in the house to spare his mother in law. He agrees to switch to a pipe to keep peace.
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New York Weekly
The Cow Upstairs in Lima Roofs
A Cincinnati Times-Star note describes how in Lima Peru cows are kept on house roofs and live there from calfhood until they are sent down as fresh beef reflecting a peculiar urban practice in the city.
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Lima
Peru
Cincinnati Times-Star
Extra Charge and Anecdotes From a Bygone Era
A baggage master mentions extra baggage charges while humorous exchanges reveal a handcart and a railway joke. An orange grove can take 12 to 15 years to bear and may yield fruit for centuries with Cuba reporting trees bearing for 800 years. American Horse, an Ogalalla chief, is praised as a powerful orator and influence among Sioux. Senator Carlisle is described at 55 with easy grace and a genial manner.
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Cuba
American Horse
Daniel Dougherty
Carlisle
Names and Destiny in a Massachusetts Milk Case
The Boston Courier notes Aquarius Breen was convicted of adulterating milk in Massachusetts Reports, arguing the name compelled him to water his milk and blaming his parents for shaping his fate. The piece treats the name as a social force influencing behavior and punishment.
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Massachusetts
Aquarius Breen
Aquarius
Boston Courier
Hallowell Wife Survives Man’s Fake Death Plunge
A Hallowell couple argued and the husband staged a suicide by staining his throat with red ink and pretending to die. The wife, upon discovering the ruse, alerted neighbors. later she found him alive as he moved in the room. Cor. Boston Journal.
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Hallowell
Boston Journal
Transplanted Britons and Dental Decay
The London Tit-Bits notes that British emigrants in Australia produce vigorous offspring, yet their children show higher rates of dental decay than their parents. It suggests modern soft foods reduce chewing, contributing to poorer dental health.
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Australia
London
British scientists challenge haze impact on electric light
Three prominent English scientists report that when haze reduces the high refractive components of electric light the farther reach of the illumination is not more diminished than that of oil or gas lamps.
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Spring Cleansing
The world gains a perfect laxative with Syrup of Figs, praised for its pleasant taste, gentle cleansing effect, and broad usefulness in springtime or any time, as awareness and popularity grow.
Bond Issue Question for Drain Sewer Vote in 1891
The article notes sending the question of issuing bonds to finance a drain sewer to a public vote at the municipal election on the first Tuesday in April 1891, outlining the proposed project and election timing.
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