Dr Z X Snyder VIP at Educational Convention
Pittsburg Press notes Dr Z X Snyder president of Colorado State Normal in Greeley and his wife among convention attendees. It lauds his national international fame as an educator and political interest and highlights Mrs Snyder as a voting woman at Exposition Park and a capable speaker and storyteller in Fort Collins Courier terms.
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Pittsburg
Dr. Snyder
Scottdale
Waynesburg College
Normal School
Indiana
Colorado State Normal School
Mr. Bryan
Bryans
Regular services at Trinity Episcopal Church in Larami
At Trinity Episcopal Church Larami regular services are listed for Sunday morning at 10:45 and evening at 7:30, with Rector Henry officiating. The service includes morning processional and hymns by varying composers, and a recessional hymn.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal
Henry
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder received a gold medal at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco, signaling a notable local industry award. The honor highlights the product's standing among competing brands showcased at the exposition.
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Dr. Price
San Francisco
Broad Colorado farm life notes and local obituaries
Platteville reports heavy grain cutting and early hay, with prices down. Deaths include Mr. MecKemman and a brother. Trusler dies of dropsy and plans burial in Berthoud. Brighton notes a thriving creamery, church assignments, and a Bryan club, plus local weddings and school updates.
Political tensions over silver coinage and anti Bryan sentiment
The passage notes manufacturing leaders allied with Mark Hanna and Wall Street opposing silver coinage and Bryan. It describes threats to workers' wages, ongoing propaganda, and a copied anti Bryan note involving a coffin card sent to Guthmann Carpenter Telling in Chicago. A dealer reply from N Sturdevant defends democracy and mocks opponents.
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Mark Hanna
Wall Street
Bryan
United States
Br. N. Sturdevant
Ford Bernstein
Guthmann, Carpenter and Telling, Wholesale Clothiers
Chicago
Temperance concerns and local school renovations noted
The column records last week's cattle and grain trade on the south side, Andrew Kelly's Denver trip, and observations on liquor influence in a temperance area. It mentions repairs at the West side school house, renovation of Orchard school, and the Sept open date. Also reports health trips, a buggy accident involving Capt. Knowlton, and sheriff and Lord Ogilvy's overland trip to track rustlers near Kimball Nebraska.
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South Side
Andrew Kelly
Denver
Colorado
West Side
Rouaanour
Fort Lupton
E. K. Smith
Springs
Marks
Sheriff Clark
Lord Ogilvy
Kimball
Neb
Rogers Rogers Twins Announced and Tidrick Obituary Notices
Rogers announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers at Lucerne on September 10, 1806. Tidrick obituary notes Mrs. D M Tidrick, sister to A M McClenahan, died of sciatica after residing with her husband on Theo Lucas's ranch and returning to Ohio two years ago. Fritz O Patton sold his Eleventh Avenue residence to George E Robie, who now resides there with his family.
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Platteville
Mr. Lee
Mr. MecKemnan
Mount View
Trusler
Hudson Bridge
Berthoud
Missouri
James Stanton
Ctor Stradley
Longmont
Doctor Armstrong
Moore
Rogers
Lucerne
George Rogers
Tidrick
Jondonines
Pressey
Sciatica
D. M. Tidric
A. M. McClenahan
Theo. Lucas
Ohio
Fritz O. Patton
Eleventh Avenue
George E. Robie
Georgia Singer’s Return Home Moves London Gentlemen
A Virginian recalls an eight man Southerner party in London who befriended an elderly Georgia minstrel. He sang Ella Rea Belinda May and My Old Kentucky Home, bringing tears and coins, then secured his passage back to Atlanta with funds raised by the group. The tale ends with the old musician returning to Georgia.
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London
Southland
Grand Hotel
Hallboy
Virginia
Kentucky
Georgia
Louisiana
New World
Belinda May
Belinda
Geo'gia
Atlanta
Europe
England
Paris
Las
Germany
America
Cincinnati Enquirer
Altgeld's Untold Journey From Mansfield to Savannah
The Chicago Record recalls a little known incident in Governor Altgeld's life. With no money for travel he walked from Mansfield Ohio to Savannah Missouri and arrived at the Mississippi River with 15 cents. He spent five cents on ferry fare and sixty five cents to aid a fellow traveler, using the remaining funds to mail a letter to a beloved girl about his westward journey and his fidelity.
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Altgeld
Chicago Record
Mansfield
Savannah
Mississippi River
Queen Victoria Congratulates Prince on Epsom Win
The first telegram from Epsom Downs after Per-Brummon’s victory went to the queen at Balmoral announcing the prince of Wales’ win. Her majesty replied with cordial congratulations and the telegram was handed to him on the course.
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Epsom Downs
Per- Brummon
Balmoral
Prince of Wales
Victoria
London
Couple discusses finances after restaurant outing in Yonkers
A Yonkers Statesman fragment shows a couple leaving a restaurant at 11 30 p m. He says he has only a dollar left until Saturday night and she questions what drains his salary so quickly.
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Yonkers Statesman
Anointing at Coronations Across Christian Traditions
The piece explains that both Russo-Greek and English coronations share the use of holy chrism, imparting a spiritual seal or gifts from the Holy Ghost. It notes England and Russia as current anointing nations, Unlike many Western monarchies, bishops are not chrismated in the eastern rite. It cites a 1519 note by Wickham Legg on crowning emperors and historical precedents.
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England
Russia
Germany
Holy Roman Empire
Austria
East
West
France
Wickham Legg
Jerusalem
Cicilie
Europe
Poland
Kingdom of ‘‘Jerusalem
London Times
Caring for Children's Ears in Hot Weather
The Philadelphia Times warns that dirt builds up in children’s ears during sweaty weather but wax protects the ear and should not be removed with sharp tools. Do not pull or box ears as it can injure the ear drum, auricle support tissue, and may cause deafness or serious illness.
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Philadelphia Times
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H. H. Shaw
Greeley
Poudee Bulletin
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Larami
Collins
Ben- Smartner
Steggall
Tours
Bambridge
Gower
Brighton
Bryan Club
Bush
California
Tilla Hart
Elizabeth
John Swain
Hellman
Brighton Creamery
Cable
Sioux City
Iowa
Methodist Society
L. A. Stueland
Fred Watts
Stueland
Gipson
Nana Wright
Loveland
W. L. Pettit
Dr. Burr
Dick Moss
Wyoming
Boyd Ranch
Erma Orr
Lone Tree
Belle Moore
Miss Moore
Ben Florence
Grange
J. W. Howard
Charles Boyd
Lone Tree Ranch
Foreman
Sheep Draw
Frank Rickel
E. D. Cattell
Reed
Weldon
Severe
Morgan
Walter
Ayer
Ayers
Hannaesover
Platte
Popocrat
Sturdevant
Porkopolis
King Shoe CO
Union Bank
Victoria and Racing
Levi Strauss & CO
Windsor
Timnath
Loop
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