Fraternal Club Meeting Dates and Officers Listed
Columbian Rebekah Lodge No M4 meets first and third Wednesdays. C G T Lodge No 37 meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Ladies Aid Society of Methodist Episcopal church meets first and third Wednesdays afternoon. S A 8 of 5 of Society No 2 meets first and third Saturdays afternoon. Camp No 12 meets second and fourth Friday evening. G A R Post No lists meets second and fourth Saturday evening with officers named.
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Windsor Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
A. Hahn
W. M
W. Camp
Cloud’s Hall
Garrison Telier
L. Seaton
Eastern Star
Columbia
Avna Teller
Ella Minckwitz
Columbian Rebekah
Clena
Flora Yancey
Ola Alters
C. G.T. Lodge
J. M. Dobbs
C. T. Thomas Audrey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minckwitz
Killa Minckwitz
A. B. Middleton
S.A
Society No
Masonic
J. Z. Stocking
Allie McNeil
T. Middleton
Scott Getchell
G A. R. Post
Cornelius Murphy
Adj
Jones
Lyceum series opens with strong Boston acts and famed orators
Greeley readers anticipate a rich Lyceum season featuring James Whitcomb Riley and J. P. Dolliver. The program highlights include the Chicago Festival Orchestra, Mrs. A Sophia Markee, and tableaux by the Tableaux Co. from Boston.
Kern Kennedy Wedding at Muscatine Iowa
The marriage of Joan W. Kern of Milwaukee and May Kennedy of New Windsor Colorado occurred Sept 9 1896 at 10 o'clock at the home of J M Beard grandfather of the bride in Muscatine Iowa. Kern a Milwaukee hardware store employee was described as well loved. the bride was praised for her sweet loving disposition and wide circle of friends wishes for a happy life together.
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Kern—Kennedy
Muscatine
Iowa
J. M. Beard
Joan W. Kern
Milwaukee
Wis
May Kennedy
New Windsor
Colo
Letter on silver threat and bond market in New York
Sharon Atkinson cites F E Halsey of New York in a letter arguing the silver standard threatens the economy and makes bonds unsellable. She questions whether Halsey misunderstood or misrepresented New York city bond payments, urging voters to reassess.
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Ayer
Ed Tribune
F. E. Halsey
New York
Mr. Smith
New York City
Mr. Halsey
Sharon Atkinson
First Regiment Band and Copeland to Perform in Greeley
The First Regiment Band with twenty six musicians stands above western military bands. The concert at the Ice Palace Leadville features a leading prima donna. Lucius F. Copeland, famed Har risburg lawyer and orator, appears in Greeley for the first time but is in demand elsewhere. Ticket prices are 3.50 3.00 and 2.50. Annual seat sale Tuesday at Horne's music store.
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Mississippi River
Great Ice Palace
Leadville
Lucius F. Copeland
Harrisburg
Greeley
Horne
Patriarchs Militant
Denver
Colfax
Boulder
Jefferson
Rogers
Arapahoe
Navajo
Pueblo
Huskins
Rock Island
Dallas
Texas
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Proctor
Department of Wyoming
GOLDBUGS' BUGBEARS. Mexico progress on mills and railways
An 1890s column cites Modern Mexico data on public schools in Chihuahua and a Mexico City hospital project, rail construction and port duties. It notes a cotton mill at Juanacatlan, a planned dyke at Veracruz, land surveys for a new colony at Tuxpam, and a copyright treaty with Spain. It references cantons attending Denver, a Phoenix-like labor force, and regional industry growth.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Mexican Post Office Department
Spain
Mexican Congress
Alvarado
Vera Cruz
Juanacatlan
Chihaubau
Hermosilla
Sonora
la Paz
Vaxpam
M. Vicent
Palemon Mao
Florida
Texas
Cincinnati Enquirer
Campaign Edition Explores Free Coinage of Silver
Saturday the Greeley Theone will publish a four page campaign edition with illustrated content. It compiles excerpts on free coinage of silver and includes material criticizing the New York gold press for caricaturing the American farmer.
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Greeiey Theone
New York Gold Press
Ti me publishes free silver edition to explain wealth gap
The paper offers a detailed rebuttal arguing against gold standard misstatements. Three thousand copies will be mailed to residents of Illinois Indiana Michigan and New York funded by the free silver fund from Greeley and vicinity. Orders: three copies ten cents ten for twenty five cents fifty for a dollar.
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Greeley
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Leavening
U.S. Gov't Report
R. H. Johns
Windsor
Municipal
G. F. Chipman
H. McNeil
E. A Tinckwits
R.C. Bates
Cty
Ecalaaka Street
Acie Ane
T. BR. Brooks
A. Yancey
Wm. Alters
Adda Smith
Directory OF Lodges
Lakeside Lodge
Cloud's Hall
Geo
A.S. Eaton of
Ada Dickerson
Minnie Hahn
Dr. Porter
Baker
Margaret van Horn
White Hall
Joe King
Slater
M.S. W. Cook
J. A. Kennedy
Mr. Cook
R. C. W. Lovejoy
Fred L. Weller
Robert E. Hanna
Sons of Veterans
Louisville
Indianapolis
B. T. Vincent Chautauqua
Geo Osterhout
J. Y. Stocking
Fort Collins
Vernon McKelvey
Eva McKelvey
Oklahoma
Geo. W. Briggs
F. N. Briggs
C. Fr. Hunt
J. M. Glick
Grand Lodge
Greeley News
Clionian Society
Phelps
The
Baptist Church
Chrestomathean Society
Victor Hugo
Pex
Lyceum
Geo. R. Wendling
Galilee
Eaid
Chicago Festival Orchestra
America
Bat
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
A. Sophia Markee
James Whitcomb Riley
United States
Riley
Hamlin Garland
Burns
James W. Riley
J., Dolliver
J. P. Dolliver
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
John J. Ingalls, Tableaux CO
Grecian Art Tableaux Company
Boston
West
Dr. Power
Washington City
Dr. Willits
L. F. Copeland
Halsey
Hampson
Mexico and
Cuernavaca
Necoxtla
Orizaba
Conchas
Chibauhau
Diaz
Home News
N.C. Miller
Platteville
People’s Party
Evans
Eaton
Harry Knowlton
A. E. Brooks
Driving Park
Knowlton
Floyd
Vermont
Bryan
Hood
W. S
R. BE. McClure
A. M. McClenahan
C. R. Beckley
Continental Divide
R. E. McClure
Beckley
Dr. Price
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