Train Schedule Highlights From Denver to Chicago
The Stub Train departs Greeley at 1 30 p m connecting at Lie with the 2 10 for Chicago. The Chicago Special leaves Denver 1 20 p m and LaSalle 2 20 p m arriving Chicago next day. No 7 leaves Denver 9 40 p m LaSalle 10 40 p m arriving Chicago 6 30 48 m second ng. Chicago trains into Denver depart 6 7 00 a m and 12 55 p m.
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The Fire Crowd Curiosity At Fire Scenes
A New Orleans Times-Democrat essay explores how crowds at fires chase spectacle and drama. It notes most observers want to see flames rise and flames fight back, savoring the danger while firemen strive to control the blaze.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Quiet clock keeps Mr Glossup from sleep
Mr Glossup complains the clock's loud striking disturbs his sleep. A guest suggests winding only the timekeeping mechanism and leaving the striking unwound, a solution the host receives with relief.
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Mr. Glossup
Johnson
Jemima Wilkinson and the faith that saved
A Syr. Telegram recounts Jemima Wilkinson at Keuka Lake where she claimed to walk on water. A large crowd urged belief. she asked if they had faith and concluded that faith would save them without her performing the feat.
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Keuka Lake
New York State
Bluff Point
Jemima Wilkinson
Syracuse
Apt Quotation of Reed in Staircase Misstep
The readiness of repartee of Thomas B Reed is shown when visiting a friend at the top of a long narrow stair. Reed slips halfway and falls to the bottom as a friend cries out Who is that The man from Maine coolly replies Tis Elser rolling rapidly as he recovers.
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Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Maine
Chickweed as a barometer of weather and colonist trails
The chickweed follows white colonists like plantain, earning names from Indians and Maoris. The flower opens in fair weather and closes with rain, acting as a natural barometer in New Zealand and beyond.
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New Zealand
Beth Artists and the blind man's boy exchange tales
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Record Herald where Beth Artists vents at the blind man’s boy who boasts his father can distinguish coins by feel. Hardphist’s son counters that his father can tell by smell, in playful rural banter.
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Old Hardphist
Chicago Record- Herald
Woman seeks return of stolen items with no questions asked
A fragment notes a woman offering silent reward for stolen property return. She would ask questions or dia—the sentence trails with unclear phrasing, capturing a curious motive or ad hoc note from a newspaper column or police blotter.
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Dia
Baked Apples Versus Stewed Apple Sauce
A Home Science Magazine excerpt explains two apple dishes, stewed sauce and baked fruit. It details selecting firm apples or pears, using sugar and water, long slow cooking, avoiding mush, and cooling before jar sealing. It notes serving ideas with cream, biscuits, or pastry filling.
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Home Science Magazine
The Cave of Ghosts at Oakley Creek
A curious cave near Oakley Creek features stalactite and stalagmite forms. Visitors crawl through a narrow mouth, light a torch, and hear a whirring before encounters with bat movement and a ghostly block formed by limestone dripping. A perilous blowhole hides a 200 foot drop beyond a stone test.
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Oakley Creek
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Condensed Plea Wins Respect of Judge in Old Southern Court
A judge recalls a good old southern lawyer famed for eloquent pleading and classical allusion. After three days his brief impressed, yet the docket was crowded and the judge urged a concise end. The lawyer claimed the last four days were a marvel of condensation.
Printers from the country tour the National Gallery
A day trip by a party of compositors and printers to London includes a stop before Turner's Ulysses. The foreman praises the manual craftsmanship, noting it is marvelous and all done by hand, while a second compositor compares it favorably to color printing.
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London
National Gallery
Turner
Ulysses
Weddin g Joys Dye Family In Cripple Creek
Joyce Dye and Robert Dye were married in Cripple Creek before visiting Creeley then returning home. The bride, Miss Lottie Joyce, and groom, both known in Greeley, spent several days with the bride’s aunt Mrs. D A Camfield. They returned to Cripple Creek yesterday with many well wishes.
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Robert Dye
Creeley
Cripple Creek
D. A. Camfield
Lottie Joyce
Greeley
Rinehart and Miss Baird Wed at Pleasant Valley
On Wednesday evening Eva Ethel Baird married Ellis W. Rinehart at the bride’s parents home in Pleasant Valley. Rev. R. J. Hunter of the First Presbyterian Church officiated before a small group of immediate friends.
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Pleasant Valley
Eva Ethel Baird
Ellis W. Rinehart
Florence
R. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Local Deaths and Funerals Reported in Greeley
Death notices from Greeley list Hazel Foster two years old who died of septicaemia with funeral yesterday. Captain J B Rodgers, 90, Civil War veteran, died at Wyoming soldiers home and will be buried by G A R rites. Charles Eliott, 22, tuberculosis, funeral in Macy's rooms and burial in Ohio. Amanda Miller, 74, longtime Greeley resident, died at home on Tenth Street. funeral at 2:30 Monday with Rev B S Vincent. she leaves three daughters Sadie and two Mrs Farlees.
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Hazel
Herbert M. Foster
G. W. Rodgers
J. M. Ferguson
Greeley
J. 8. Rodgers
Wyoming Soldiers’ Home
Wyoming National Guard
Rodgers
Tenth Kansas Infantry
Charles B. Eliott
Coshocton
Ohio
Macy's Undertaking Rooms
W. C. Levis
Amanda Miller
Tenth Street
B.S. Vincent
Sadie
Martin Farlee
George Farlee
Amusements at Terry's Log Cabin Wednesday Show
Terry's Log Cabin company performed a full evening program including Uncle Tom and Eva Eliza Harris and Lawyer Marks in a bright production. The tent drew a crowded audience and left spectators immensely satisfied with the fresh vitality of the classic play.
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Terry
Christian Church Sunday service change with union memorial
No morning preaching at the Christian church due to the union memorial service at the opera house. Bible school at 10. Evening subject by Pastor F. D. Macy is Samp son and the Sin of Omission with special male quartet music in Hurlbut hall.
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Christian Church
Union
Opera House
Simplicity Praised as Crown of Virtue Across Ages
A compact meditation on simplicity as the essence of virtue in messages truths discoveries and events. The quote extols straightforwardness as nobility for both youth and wisdom, highlighting timeless appeal.
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Maxwell
Parade Route Change Prompts House View Invitation
In a Philadelphia Ledger exchange, Mr Deepe notes the parade route will be altered so Mrs Jenks can view from their house. Mrs Deepe doubts the plan but confirms the route change to pass by the house.
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Mr. Deepe
Portrait painter sighs over unreplicable beauty
The renowned portrait painter abandons his brushes in despair claiming he cannot reproduce the customer’s loveliness. An elderly patron questions the effort as the artist laments the impossible task.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Face rainbow smile costs more than it seems
A Times-Democrat remark notes a woman’s post shower rainbow smile as striking beauty and a costly facial feature. It reflects on how men often imagine an ideal self they do not live up to.
Gossip Sparks in Boston Transcript Dialogue
The exchange features Dorothy and Bella debating their feelings for Frank Weiser and Bessie Brown. It hints at romantic intrigue and social tensions in a Boston Transcript context.
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Dorothy
Frank Weiser
Bessie Brown
Bella
Frank
Boston Transcript
Hill City Examiner Describes Respectful Conduct
A Hill City Kansas Examiner account emphasizes courteous treatment of all individuals and notes a modest, unassuming demeanor throughout the community.
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Examiner
Hill City
Kan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Marketing Notice
A public notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case. It touts internal intake and blood mucous action, lists J Cheney Co Toledo as manufacturers, and cites endorsements from wholesale druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin. The copy promises testimonials and selling details with price per bottle.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hal
Denver and Return Only $1 50 Via Union Pacific Special Train
A special Union Pacific train departs Greeley at 7 30 a m on Tuesday May 31 for Denver with a return trip the same day fare set at 1 50. The offer targets local travelers seeking a day trip by rail. Rides are limited and return schedules mirror the departure.
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Union Pacific
Greeley
Marriage as a besieged city quip in Life Schoolmaster
A playful exchange on marriage and hypocrisy quotes. Life notes marriage likened to a besieged city with many seeking in and out while a Schoolmaster quips about consistent hypocrisy as an art.
Hold Out Your Chest Advice From Maxwell's Talisman
A quote notes the shift from telling people to throw back shoulders to holding the chest high. It argues that proper chest posture naturally elevates the shoulders and improves stance.
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Maxwell
Flue Cause Questioned in Fire Claim
The Cincinnati Times-Star notes a discussion on whether Slickan’s house fire stemmed from a defective flue. It reports the owner insured the house for twice its real value and rejects the alleged malfunction as the cause.
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Slickan
Cincinnati Times-Star
Don't contest a will if it is a woman's opinion
A Lowell Citizen editorial urges restraint on challenging a will when the matter involves a woman. The piece frames gender as a factor in probate disputes and argues for deference to the woman's interests.
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