Labor Troubles and Colony Origins in Greeley
The issue reports widespread labor strife across the nation with riots in Chicago and a UP brakemen strike near Sidney and Laramie City delaying freight. It also prints two letters from Union Colony founders including N C Meeker and recounts the colony’s origin and settlement challenges.
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Chicago
McCormick Reaper Works
Union Pacific
Sidney
Laramie City
Cheyenne
Arbeiter Zeitung
August
Union Colony
N. ©. Meeker
Meeker
New York
General Cameron
H.T. West
Cameron
Greeley
Colony Letters From Meeker to Col ony Members and Meeker Letters
A letter from Nien Hi West in Colorado and N. C. Meeker in Linn Creek Missouri discusses colony life in Colorado. It reflects on land value labor costs and hopes for friendly cooperation among settlers and safety for travel and cattle drives.
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Rosette
N. J
Nien
Illinois
Bloomington
Decatur
New York
Nassau Street
Colorado
N. C. Meeker
Platform Echoes by John B. Gough Portraits and Promises
A new illustrated volume crowns John B. Gough’s life work recounting his rise from drink to famed orator. Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott writes the life story with vivid tales and living truths drawn from forty five years of work in Europe and America. The book features 227 engravings, two steel portraits, and a steel engraving of Horace Greeley, Gough, and Senator McConnell. Henry Nuss promotes the work in Weld County Colorado.
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John B. Gough
Set
Gough
Europe
America
Lyman Abbott
Mr. Gough
Horace Greeley
Senator McConnell
Henry Nuss
Weld County
Greeley
Remarkable recovery praised for Electric Bitters
Mr Geo W Willing of Manchester Michigan reports his wife, once almost helpless for five years, can now do her own work after using Electric Bitters. The ad claims hundreds of testimonials to their curative powers and lists a price of fifty cents per bottle at drug stores.
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Geo. W. Willing
Manchester Mich
Board of Trade rectifies founder paragraph for Greeley
The board notes a corrected paragraph about the founder of Greeley and expresses interest in striking out the rain belt relocation theory due to lack of trustworthy data. Ditch stock holders would not find it a marketable drug locally.
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Benedict
Board of Trade
Greeley
A Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
We thank friends for sympathy and assistance during our mother’s sickness and death. L. A. Carpenter and M. A. Carpenter express their gratitude.
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Carpenter
M. A. Carpenter
Phillips Callaghan union in Fort Collins
In Fort Collins on Wednesday April 28 by Father Robinet, Thomas Phillips of Greeley wed Jennie Callaghan of Greeley in a formal marriage notice recorded by the local parish.
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Phillips
Callaghan
Fort Collins
Robinet
Thomas Phillips
Jennie Callaghan
Greeley
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