Washington and Madison viewed through Mrs Seaton’s lens in old notes
The article examines Mrs. Seaton’s Washington circle and the Madison era, contrasting aristocratic life at the White House with democratic ideals. It notes Madison and Jefferson, the Palace, social rituals, and the tension between old Southern wealth and evolving republican values. It ends with a critique of Raleigh and Northern strengths.
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North Carolina
Seaton
Nik Wu
Intelligencer
Washington
Madison
Indies
White House
Chris
Bigfaid
France
Herivo
Chiéré
Court of
Jefferson
Thomas
Arauk
Tom
Hhis Garden
Ty Gee
Jeon“soes
Raleigh
Monroe Amnch
Amy
Editorial Victims In Moral Town Building Effort
The editors discuss critics of temperance and anti liquor advocacy. They accuse a class of editors of vanity and lack of backbone, claiming early talent corrupts into flippancy and ignorance. They argue those editors misuse influence while avoiding steady labor or moral conviction.
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Greeley
Fragmented OCR Suggests Town Impressions in Greeley
Fragments describe social behavior and religious talk in Greeley with mentions of women, townspeople, and moral judgments. The text hints at drinking, political views, and temptations, but is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
Relier Fund Questioned as Shaker Community Plans
A Lyceum fund raised months ago to aid the poor is said to have sat unused, then invested at a low rate. About 1200 people are described as needing help, with the Shaker community near the Rocky Mountains seeking self reliance through industry and new homes in a select, nonreligious, disciplined settlement.
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Lyceum
Edal
Timic
Comuainiog
Rocky Mountains
England’s Education Debate and Moral Shifts
The article argues for compulsory common school education modeled on Prussia to uplift skilled labor and reduce ignorance in England. It notes opposition from aristocracy fearing subdivided estates and highlights declines in religious conviction and social reform potential amid widespread drink and moral erosion among the common people.
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England
Yeomanry
North America
Bajchoud
Ono
Clus
Spain
Mary
Prussia
Forest tree experiments on the plains by Kansas Pacific
The Kansas Pacific employs R. R. Elliot to demonstrate growing trees on the plains. Various species were planted last year in many locations and, after winter, appear healthy and satisfactory in growth.
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Kansas Pacific
R. R. Elliot
Gopat Plains
Greeley newspaper editorical chaos sparks debate on writing
A fragment from a Greeley Colorado paper laments the decline of style and grammar in modern literature. It contrasts Meeker era printing with today and argues words are the vehicle of thought, urging readers to value precise expression and rhetoric.
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Greeley
Colorado
Lee
Homon
Meeker
Continent
Mr Meeker
Phat
Colonie
Mr. Meeker
Wis
Oliver Goldsouthy
Fareh
England
Daniel de Foe
Rob Nson
Annexation views and balanced expansion strategy
The article discusses Harper's Weekly remarks on annexing San Domingo and general annexation. It urges cautious growth by absorbing only areas whose peoples can be assimilated, advocating balanced northern and southern accessions to create a strong, harmonious nation.
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San Dominigo
Harper's Weekly
United States
Territre
Tropics
Eich
England
India
Mining News and Prospects Across the West
Reports detail small lot ore purchases by the Stewart Silver Redaugage Co enabling miners with limited means to work efficiently. Rich finds at Empire and a prospective International mill at Argent ine slated to begin operations by May or June. A New England family hopes for immigration to a colonial scheme offering homeownership and potential incentives for settlers seeking a new start.
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Lorado
Stewart Silver
Brown Silver Mining Co
Shih Igor
Comstock Lode
Venworth Montana
Beukler
Empire
Hom
Argentine
Stewart Silver Redaugage Co
Mountains and canyons draw visitors toward the Foot Hills
A contemporary writer notes many travelers head to Ft Collins and explore canyons while warning against assuming the Snowy Range holds the Rockies' most interesting sights. The Foot Hills offer rich zoological features and may surpass popular mud parks. Nearby Soda lakes near Denver prompt scientific visitors to investigate further.
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Ft Colling
Reocky Mountains
Denver
Skinn
Grow Crops and Wait For Immigration to Boost Colorado
The piece urges robust farming as a wave of immigration to Colorado nears. It notes Denver millers shipping Nebraska wheat, growing oats and barley, and a future demand for grain to support horse travel and mountain exploration. It argues good crops will spur public works and other ventures, promising rich rewards.
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Dong
Bees Arrive From New York With Mixed Prospects in Colorado
Last week two swarms of bees from New York arrived with the Great American Smash Company. One hive showed signs of near exhaustion while the other may survive. Gov. Hunt of Denver doubts bees can thrive in Colorado, though reports claim some hives on the Big Thompson river are doing well. The narrative notes uncertainty about honey and clover forage, irrigation potential, and an investment of 14 in expressage on the bees.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Raleigh
Washington
Vernon
Seatons
Randolphs
Fairfaxes
Great Amercan Smash Company
Colorado
Gov. Hunt
Denver
Big Thompson
Grandson of Daniel Boone Dies Near Pueblo County
The obituary notes the death of Daniel Boone’s grandson named Van who left Missouri in 1860 and settled in the Colorado or Kansas region. He was a known figure in Pueblo County and the broader Colorado area.
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Daniel Boone
Pueblo County
Missourie
Van
Colorado
Kansas Country
Union Colony Report from Greeley Tribune
A detailed union colony note describes Rev Rob Collyer as treasurer locating a tract of land about 30 miles southwest of Green near arenmbryo village. It notes families relocating for schooling, new church groups, a route to Big Fromboebs Sears with Episcopal preaching, a free council and reading room, several schools, a transforming hotel into a schoolhouse, and ongoing sales of goods and farm implements as settlers move to grow the colony. The piece ends noting the Union Colony as a success.
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Sam Fyla
New York Tribuma
Greeley Tribune
Pennhicago
Rob & Collyers
Sig Thompson
Green
Arenmbryo
Baptist
Eeley
Union Colony
Union Colony Board Grants Applications and Approves Bridge Work
Proceedings from the Union Colony of Colorado a March 7 1871 meeting show trustees granting several decdne applications including E T Nuatooan T West L M West Geo Weet Jacob Welch and John Jones The secretary notified M Lansing his Recitation Room duties end A bridge committee plans piles for bridges and advertisements for proposals for war The fence committee reports posts on hand four to pay wage R J Wilber’s request to locate two 40s was refused Adjourned.
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Board of Trustees of
Union Colony of Colorado
Makeer
Holnigh
Fillister
Wilcox
R. J. Wilber
The Greeley Tribune Classified Page Notice
A scanned classified page from The Greeley Tribune lists advertising rates and policy details. It notes insertions, pricing per space, yearly advertisers, and rules about contract terms, placement, and foreign ads.
Greeley Prospectus Aims to Highlight Union Colony
The Greeley Triune announces aims to detail the Union Colony centered in Greeley Colorado, promote Rock Mountain resources, and teach that industry and culture build prosperity. It pledges to offer valuable, novel content for families, students, collectors, and general readers seeking guidance and hope.
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Greeley
Colorado
Union Colony
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