Panic in Wall Street Echoes Through Nation
The piece analyzes the 1890s market panic, arguing that fear among small investors drains money from railways and industry. It cites Paul Thieman of Denver Post and notes anger at President Roosevelt over the packing house scandal, warning of broader economic consequences.
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Wall Street
New York
Paul Thieman de Denver
Wilds
Yukon
Sperty
Ndarad Securities
Kinley
Les
Roosevelt
Ker
Larimer & Weld Sues Over Canal Headgates Dispute
In Fort Collins district court the Larimer & Weld Irrigation company seeks a court order to stop defendants from interfering with canal headgates. The suit notes the old No 10 ditch priority and alleges a mutual protection group threatens the ditch superintendent to permit unapproved water use.
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Fort Collins
Larimer & Weld Irrigation Company
Larimer & Weld
No. 10
Country Firemen Dinner Honors Greeley Rescue
Two months after a blaze at W. A. Insinger’s ranch near Greeley volunteers were praised at a dinner hosted by Insinger. Ed Caven was installed as fire chief as guests enjoyed 6:30 p.m. service and decorated place cards, candy favors, and a social hour with family and friends.
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W. A. Insinger
Greeley
Water works delays in Greeley compared with peers
An analysis compares Greeley’s water works schedule with Walla Walla Grand Junction and Berthoud noting railroad freight pressures post earthquake and lumber shortages. It cites bond terms 25 daily penalties extension to April 1 1907 and higher costs in competitor projects while concluding Greeley remains on par with other towns.
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Northwest
Jacobson- Bade Company
Walla Walla
Wash
Greeley
Grand Junction
Colo
Berthoud
Greeley High School basketball champions profiled
A photo features Greeley High School’s state champion basketball team with captain Arthur Rankin and forward Deane McCreery leading a star lineup. Irving Newton, George Woodbury, Granville Hamnett, and Jared Brush are highlighted as key players in this standout squad. Newtown and Rankin depart after this season.
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Greeley School
Arthur Rankin
Deane McCreery
Colorado
Irving Newton
Ward
Newton
George Woodbury
Granville Hamnett
Granny
Jared Brush
Rankin
New D A R Officers Elected At Greeley Conference
At the D A R conference in Greeley on March 13 state officers were elected. Re-elected: Regent Mrs John Campbell Denver Vice Regent Mrs O W Mallaby Pueblo Recording Secretary Mrs F k O C Rogers Pueblo Corresponding Secretary Mrs W S Tar bell Pueblo Treasurer Mrs W L Graham Pueblo Historian Mrs E R Thayer Greeley The program featured Mrs O F Shattuck singing and talks on The Santa Fe Trail by Mrs Wm Ferris and Mrs BE A Wixson. Prof Gordon Miller gave the principal address The conference was praised as a success with thanks to flag loaners and decorators.
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Greeley
John Campbell
Denver
O. W. Mallaby
Pueblo
Fk. OC. Rogers
Tarbell
Colorado Springs
W. L. Graham
E. R. Thayer
O. F. Shattuck
Wm. ©. Ferris
BE. A. Wixson
Santa Fe Trail
Birthday Surprise for Miss Stella MacClenahan Hostess Party
Miss Stella MacClenahan's birthday honored at a surprise party hosted by Misses Bessie Blair Amanda and Katherine Carpenter. Forty guests enjoyed progressive conversation unique amusements music and a boys button-hole contest won by Elmer Royer first and Arthur Rankin consolation. A late lunch followed.
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Bessie Blair
Amanda
Katherine Carpenter
Stella MacClenahan
Elmer Royer
Arthur Rankin
Tegtman Free in Embezzlement Case Dismissal
William Tegtman the Greeley traveling man charged with embezzlement by Brule & Burke and the Denver commissioners was dismissed in Denver courts last Thursday. The court found no evidence he misused funds for his own gain, attributing the shortage to bad credits and business responsibility.
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William Tegtman
Greeley
Brule & Burke
Denver Commission
Denver
Colorado
Tegtman
Entertain Clerks At 611 Fourteenth Avenue
Mr and Mrs A Fouts entertained the clerks of Demorest store and a few friends at their home at 611 Fourteenth avenue last Thursday evening. The time was filled with games music and elaborate refreshments. Guests included Olive Murdock Elsie McCobb Clelia Carpenter Inez Nebsit Gertrude Ernest and Mr and Mrs Harry Van Antwerp Nelson Demorest Fred Rockwell and August Baab.
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A. ©. Fouts
Demorest
Fourteenth Avenue
Olive Murdock
Elsie McCobb
Clelia Carpenter
Inez Nebsit
Gertrude Ernest
Harry van Antwerp
Messrs
Nelson Demorest
Fred Rockwell
August Baab
Presbyterial Body Conference to Meet in Greeley
The Colorado Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church will hold joint meetings with the Women’s Missionary Society and the Young People’s Christian Union in Greeley on April 9 and 10. About 75 to 100 delegates are expected, with key talks by Dr. Jamieson and Miss Rankin. The event will cover federation debates and general church work with broad public interest.
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Greeley
Colorado
United Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Women’s Missionary Society
Young People’s Christian Union
Young People’s Union
Federation of the Churches
H. M. Jamieson
D. D
Colorado Springs
Young People’s Society
Mabel Rankin
Jamieson
Rankin
General Society
East
Years of Work Burned In West Fifth Street Fire
KE P House's experimental garden building on West Fifth street burned last Saturday morning due to an oil stove explosion. Three years of hybridizing work and all seed records vanished along with 90 bushels of macaroni wheat. Actual loss around $1,000, but the value of records and time to recreate the seeds is much greater. House plans to start over to reproduce the hybrids.
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Greeley
Jacobson-Bade Company
Seattle
Colorado
Pacific Coast Pipe Company
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Northwest
KE. P. House
West Fifth Street
House
Largest Shipment From Greeley Reaches Chicago Market
The Fort Collins district sent 78 carloads with 32 more from Eaton Greeley Ault and LaSalle totaling 110 cars and 27 500 sheep. Ewes and lambs averaged 80 to 90 pounds. Of 125 000 sheep on feed December 1 three fourths have gone to market leaving few ewes. L C Gavin of Eaton sold two carloads of lambs at eight cents per pound the year's high Fort Collins and Greeley district. Farmers remain optimistic despite high costs. J M Freeman traveled to Denver for a two day stay.
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Greeley
Chicago
Fort Collins
Eaton
Ault
LaSalle
Mareet
L. C. Gavin
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