German Emperor’s death sparks European tension
The report notes Emperor Frederick III has arrived in Berlin and will assume watch as per the constitution. His improving health is reported. The piece touches on potential political shifts in the Reservoir Convention in Greeley and mentions bond plans for city debt. It also covers railroad leadership changes, a Denver railroad souvenir issue, Potter’s death, and European war tensions amid Russia’s reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick III
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Water works bond opposition cited by Tur Tripune
Tur Tripune opposes a 150000 or 200000 bond for water works arguing no need for the expense and no certainty river water 30 to 35 miles away would be purer than local supplies. Senator Teller prepares a Senate statement urging end to government aid to the Star School of Mines at Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worther
Teller
Senate
Star School of Mines
Golden
Denver Republican
Denver
Old Mexico
Findlay
Ohio
Oesterlin
Greeley
Striking Burlington ties up freight as judge weighs case
The Burlington strike continues with no side yielding. Judge Gresham may rule against Burlington in the Wabash receiver case, limiting court jurisdiction. Union Pacific engineers delay action until injunction status is settled, while Rock Island commends restraint to avoid a general travel tie-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Gresham
Wabash
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Brotherhood
Reservoir storage at Colorado irrigation talks advance
Congress moved a Senate resolution directing the Interior to have Geological Survey study reservoir construction and sites for water storage. A Denver irrigation convention will focus on best methods and forests protection near headwaters as irrigation interests grow and limits likely approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judge Symes
House Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Teller
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
United States
Pason
Illinois
House
Symes
Congress
Denver Republican
Denver
Colorado
Dehorning Gains Ground in Colorado Ranching
The paper notes widespread adoption of horn removal in Colorado by ranchers, including Joseph Mc Kee of Gunnison County. Horns are sawn off near the head, reducing injury risk and bruising, improving feeding and appearance, with Ohio Creek ranchers considering the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Joseph McKee
Gunnison County
Ohio Creek
Millinery Styles Arrive Daily at Mrs Hayne’s Store 1888
The latest spring and summer millinery fashions of 1888 arrive daily at Mrs Hayne’s Millinery store. New hats bonnets and decorative pieces draw shoppers seeking updated headwear for the season. Strong fashion lines and seasonal colors highlight the collection.
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The
Hreeley Alribnne
N. ©. Meeker
Carver & Dunning, Proprieors
E. J. Carver
L. Dunning
Geo. H. West
Ureeley
Denver Journal of Commerce
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Thomas J. Potter
Ottumwa
Iowa
New York World
New Yorker
Atkinson
Farm Journal
Industrial and Commercial
Free Rand, McNally & Co
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Great Britain
Glasgow Savings Bank
Glasgow
Australia
San Francisco
Cairnsburg
Lord Wolseley
Port Jackson
Cork
East
Union Pacific Railway
San Diego
Colton
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Jose
California
Portland
Oregon
Salt Lake City
A. W. Davis
H. J. Resenberick
Rhamstateh
Larimer & Weld
Pleasant Valley
Seeley’s Lake
Windsor
Town
la Salle
Nice House
Eighth Avenue
Evans
B. D. Sanborn
Havana
Standard Manufactures
J.max. Clark
Tite
A. D
Wilson’s Book Store
Richard Parvenson
Patterson, Kendel & Co
Joe Murray
Moline Agricultural Implements
Rushford Wagons
Columbus
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