15 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1876
Page
1
A reader defends young men and their rights in the suffrage debate, criticizing the Male Citizen for undervaluing youth. He argues that political engagement suits youths and warns against injustices by ignoring their participation while praising women’s rights. The piece blends personal stance with reflections on aging and civic duty.
Travelers describe a narrow Siena street scene with a mill like roof and a lively stream flowing through a shed. Twenty buxom women stand along a stone basin washing garments in icy water as matrons and maidens gather to do their weekly work and swap the week’s gossip.
A reflective piece contrasts enduring love with folly and betrayal, urging faithful, steadfast unions blessed by faith. It then surveys England a hundred years ago, detailing imports, industry, slavery, public vice, reform struggles, and vivid scenes from bull baiting to the pillory, ending with calls for humane progress.
A Princetonoan president visited England to seek donations and impressed King George III with his pulpit power. The king praised him then Davies offered a sharp rebuke about monarchs and lions. The king later funded the college with fifty guineas and called him an honest man. A House bill aims to bar US citizens from owning slaves abroad and risks government protection. A Russian student at Leipzig earns MA after a brilliant exam. A notable professor receives thanks from a visiting lady as a Leipsic query asks about Africa interior uses for exploration.
Correspondent reports discovery of rich silver lodes in the Baker Mines near Grand Lake, with assays showing 618 ounces of silver per ton and early plans to develop several claims including Grand Lake Lode. Weather delays hamper transport as Baker plans extensive spring work in the Rabbit Ear Range.
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