22 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1876
Page
1
Nees House managed by H. N. Rogerson offers daily board at 1.50 and three meals for 1. By the week rates range from 5 to 6 per week depending on room. A good feed stable is connected with the house in Sterling Colorado.
A reflective verse laments a youth’s death from overindulgent fruit pie, blending mournful wit with a plea for pity. The speaker links indulgence to mortality, noting how riches and vanity fade and ends with a soft, elegiac appeal to be remembered with mercy rather than scorn.
A fragmentary 19th century tale follows Sir Bertrand as night presses in along desolate moors. He discovers a moated, ruinous manor, enters after tolling bells, confronts a blue flame guiding him through cursed halls, and awakens in a jeweled chamber beside a radiant lady after a climactic siege by statue guardians.
John Prink of Golden reports from Centennial Camp on the Gunnison in Western Colorado. A winter voyage down the Grand river on a pine log raft faced rapids, avalanches, and four feet of snow. Two mules buried, provisions saved after digging two days, and gold found in galchen. Dr Glick uses a passage to argue a missionary should marry, noting his wife aided language work and held meetings while he cared for their baby.
The Indy figure in a major scandal, Mrs. Amanda Tomlinson Bowers Belknap, is described as a Washington social queen. The report notes her beauty, wardrobe, and influence since coming to the capital six years ago, her marriage to Gen. Belknap, and her role as a devoted mother and society host, while detailing her European stint and recent appearances at Delmonico's Patriarchs ball.
Hon. W. KR. Steele, Wyoming congressman, introduced a bill to build a military wagon road from Green River City to Yellowstone National Park and Fort Ellis Montana via Wild River Valley. The route would cut 482 miles to Yellow stone Lake and 216 miles to Bozeman, crossing 2,000,000 acres of timber land with mild climate and soil favorable to agriculture and grazing. In the Teton region.
A reflective essay argues that imagination thrives beyond art, shaping business and politics as much as literature. It notes Newton Shakespeare Fulton and Whittier as examples, cites national progress, and ends with a collage of remarks on a Michigan senator's marriage and a Spanish quip about Spain’s volatile politics.
A cavalry detachment raided Boquilla New Mexico, a thieves colony near Fort Stanton. The forty-strong gang reportedly runs underground passages and stores two hundred horses within ten miles, trading across Texas, Indian Territory, Colorado, and Arizona. Four suspects were seized. ringleaders eluded capture.
In Washington scandal coverage the fall of Belknap is blamed on society, money, and display. The author argues women drive most corruptions through luxury tastes and influence over officers, contributing to public disgrace and misrule in the capital.
In Rondout Methodist Church on a Sunday service the congregation wore overcoats in confusion. The pastor paused the benediction and quipped that he would wear his overcoat during the benediction next time to save time.
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