New and Elegantly Furnished House Open to the Public
An advertisement notes a newly opened residence with rooms priced from $2 to $4 per day. It lists N Sargent as proprietor, a Maple Street shop next the Tribune Office, and urges seeking satisfactory work from Mr. Moss before others. It also mentions contractor masonry services on Madison Street and various local real estate and professional listings in Greeley Colorado.
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Maple St
Tribune
Mr. Moss
OLD Colony
Main S
Greeley
Colorado
Hayden and Powell survey of Colorado Territory maps
Prof Hayden's party showcases photogenic views, topo maps, and geometric plans of Colorado Territory from meridians 104 to 109 30, with six field divisions led by Gardner and others. The photographic team will document Indian ruins while winter maps refine arable land, timber, and mineral resources for a detailed territorial portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Colorado Territory
Holmes
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Prof. Hayden
Depon
Denver
Colorado
Gardner
Switzerland
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gannett
Sechler
Uncle Sam
The Novel Woman as Inspiration in Literature
The speaker argues that beauty and especially women inspire literature, making the novel its decoration and core. He cites Madame Recamier, Richter, Bulwer, and George Eliot, praises education as awakening the heart, and urges everyone to read novels to illuminate life and thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andromeda
Helen
Beatrice
Eve
Madame Recamier
France
Richter
Rhine
Jesus Christ
Linda
George McDonald
Gates of
Hell
Heaven
Bulwer
George Eliot
Encyclopedia
Dictionary
Daily Press
Rabelais
Cervantes
Swinburne
Bryant Lofty
Colorado Centennial Board Seeks Broad Support for Philadelphia Exhibition
The Denver News reports the Colorado Centennial Board created in February 1874 seeks citizen aid to represent Colorado at Philadelphia 1876. It urges counties railways miners and residents to contribute articles and funds, aiming to transport and display exhibits with minimal tax impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News
Denver
Coloarado Centennial Board
Colorado Centennial Board
Legislative Assembly
Colorado
Philadelphia
Gold from the Grass Roots Down in Montana Diggings
A Montana paper describes rich placer diggings named grass roots down. Reported returns include $2.50 per pan from Carpenter's Bar Blackfoot and $5 per pan from Harris's Hill rim below Bannack. Gold is coarse and reaches bed rock, with thousands of miners working similar claims.
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Montana
Carpenter’s Bar
Blackfoot
Harris's Hill
Bannack
Gossip on Carlyle and Tennyson in Chelsea and London
Correspondence of the Boston Post depicts Thomas Carlyle living in a plain Cheyne Walk home with a Spartan routine and a gloomily expressive countenance. It contrasts him with Alfred Lord Tennyson at his luxurious residence amid gardens and art, noting Carlyle's disdain for visitors and Tennyson's warm hospitality to a few friends.
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Carlyle
Chelsea
Cheynewalk
Mary Carlyle Aiken
Chelaen
Froude
Ruskin
Moncure Conway
Cheynetie
England
London
West End
Paternosterrow
Hoston Post
Garden of China region around Shanghai described in deep agricultural terms
The passage extols 50,000 square miles around Shanghai as the garden of China. It notes ancient chinamen cultivating cotton and silk, vast meadow lands near waterways with three harvests a year, and a dense population visible in blue workwear. The text emphasizes the region's size, fertility and festive crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Shanghai
China
New York
Pennsylvania
Judge rules against intoxicated riders in street cars
The case before Chief Justice Monell of the New York Superior Court held that intoxicated persons may be refused service on Third Avenue Railroad cars. The suit for 5000 dollars for a death and injuries was dismissed, with praise for the conductor’s duty to protect passengers from disorderly intoxicated riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Temperance Advocate
Monell
Superior Court of
New York City
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Natives Gather in Tauranga to Discuss Temperance
A large gathering of natives from Tauranga convened on Sunday afternoon January 31 to discuss the temperance question and related community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauranga
New Zealand
Grand Lake and Hot Sulphur Springs Trip Report 1871
The author details a spring journey through Middle Park to Hot Sulphur Springs and Grand Lake Colorado. Highlights include stock ranching activity, new hotels planned by George Phillips and John Baker, elk and trout fishing, silver lodes assays, and optimistic outlook for summer business and road openings around mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News
Grimshaw
Ganson
Judge Hook
Charles Royer
Stokes
Wagstaff
Middle Park
Grand River
Willow Creek
Roger
Sharp
Grand Lake
John KR. Baker
Messr
Hook
Baker
Colorado
Ute Band Returns from Winter hunting near Cherry Creek
Piah and his band of Uteg encamped near Cherry Creek after wintering at the Republican. They hunted bison with success, counting sixty seven buffalo killed from a 2000 herd after a two hour struggle. They brought back fifteen ponies stolen from a Sioux party to avoid Sioux retaliation, while Ouray leads the remaining Ute toward the southwest Colorado reservation.
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Piah
Uteg
Cherry Creek
Republican
Ouray
Colorado
Black Hills Adventurers Camp Near Town with 78 Men
The first company of Black Hills explorers arrived Saturday afternoon April 10 and camped just outside town. The party comprised 78 armed men with 15 wagons carrying mining gear and camp provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills Adventurers
Northern Nebraska Journal
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Fretana
Attorney At Law
Freeman & Shattuck
Fargvins
Groth Cola Cme
Onpenite
Qargent
Caching & Specialty
F. Peabody
Main Street
M. Moss
Henry
Madison St
Main and
Walnut
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
Sing-Lee
Lang-Kee
Cuanona Brasonaaer
Pawon & Aven
Greeley, Colo
AY HW. Boughton
Port Collns
Coronado
Fort Collins
Larimer County
A. W. Fisk
James C. Scott
bPas and Real Estate Office
Fr. Inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
Boston
P. O. Box
Noah B. Allen
M.S. Fanor, Abor & Allen, Real Estate Agents, and Publishers of
Cache la Poudre
B. A. Marinas
A. E. Girsox
Aynes & Gipson
Guencey
J D. Buckley
Weld County
Willey
Witla Stein
Mai le Street
F. L. Cailds
Justice OF the Peace
The
Boxerr
Main St
Greeley Weld
Mein St
Betwen Grant and
Sherman St
Hayden and Powell
Washington
MR. Swing
Tyndall
John Halifax
God
St. Vrain Bridge
Coal Creek
Towa
Big Thompson
Overland Stage Company
Latham
Larimer
Fremont
Longmont Press
Carlyle and
Tennyson
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