Characteristics of the settlers of Greeley
The colony mainly consists of mid class men earning about $1000 who built wealth by their own labor. Many settlers are educated and cultured, with women seen as influential in choosing the site. Families began poor, surviving hardships as they form a hopeful, industrious, well directed community aiming for comfort, good homes, and progress.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Chicago
Greeley
Hannibal & St. Jr
Kansas Pacific
Denver Pacific
Union Pacific
Comneceting
Columbus
Mixes Washburne
Miss Hollister
Cheyenne
Real Estate and Growth Prospects in the Colony
Real estate markets show steady values with demand for 5 acre plots near the depot at 300 to 8500 dollars and resident lots at 300 dollars. Many holders rely on borrowed funds, taxes rise, and a class of independent landowners foresees future influence. Invalids improve in Colorado climate, and town development includes schools, water power, and a flouring mill.
Invalids in Colorado Health Colony Report
The article notes that among colony members seeking health improvements in Colorado, many suffered asthma and lung difficulties. Statistics from Mr Hurley indicate over thirty individuals have been greatly benefitted by the program.
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Hurley
Glory as the verdict of humanity debated at Lyceum
The Lyceum moved to the Tabernacle to allow more attendance. A paper by Cousin lectured on glory as humanity's verdict, while Prof. Boyd recalled presenting the idea at Michigan University and emphasized glory arising from thought and action, not mere friends’ opinion.
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Lyceum
Tabernacle
Cousin
Boyd
Michigan University
Up the River and the New Lake of the American Desert
The Cache la Poudre bridge now open invites trips up the valley where grassy slopes bloom with color and snowcapped mountains loom. Farmers plant. wheat looks strong. a mill-power canal progresses. logs ride the river as two depressions fill with canal water. A large lake forms 4 miles above Greeley, 50 feet deep, 20 minutes to circle, with pure waters and bathing houses anticipated. Tur Tribune’s aquatic reporter swam there, noting 4000 feet elevation and distant Alpine scenery. Mr. Greeley’s Texas State Fair address praised as a strong and guarded agricultural discourse.
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Cache la Poudre
Hill
Greeley
Croton
Great Lakes
Great American Desert
Tur Tribune
New Born Lake
Excursion to Greeley Yields Mixed Views and Funds
Wyoming papers report the Pecarsion and picnic at Greeley drew six-car crowds and netted about one hundred fifty dollars, funding a church bell. Reactions were mixed as Cheyenne visitors criticise Greeley hospitality and soil quality, while temperance notes urge restraint and civic pride.
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Greeley
Congregational Society
Tned
Wyoming Leader
Young reporter rises through Tribune ranks on honesty
A diligent assistant city editor and later night editor earns trust at the Tribune. He writes short hand, saves diligently, aids temperance, and never complains while climbing from reporter to Washington bureau chief. His integrity shapes his ascent amid New York press circles.
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Ovreaparer
Iran
Aly
Law Sinclair
Tns
Young
Mr. Greeley
Reid
Tribune
Washington East Fall
City of Sin
New York
America
Great Britain
White
Abe
Chichtor
Ias
Bereau
Washington
The Romance Of A Young Man And The Tribune Editor
Zebulon El White rose from earning six dollars weekly to editor footing at the New York Tribune. A Tufts graduate taught in New England schools and impressed editor John Russell Young with steady work. He faced a choice between an offer in Chicago for higher pay and staying on at the Tribune where growth depended on merit and continued diligence.
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NEW York Tribune
John Russell Young
The
Tufts College
Boston
New England
Page
New York
John R. Wood
Chicago
Thither
Tribute to Zebulon L White Washington Correspondent
Barclay Gallagher lauds Zebulon L White Tribune Washington correspondent famed for arrest on contempt charge. Highlights his career at the Tribune progressing from Real Estate Editor to Associate City Editor and Washington bureau chief. Praises diligence, speed, and accuracy in editing and printing, noting his restraint and reliability.
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Barclay Gallagher
N. Y. Tribune
N. Y. Sunday Free Press
Zebulon L. White
Washington
The
Tribune
Senate
White
Shortle
John B. Wood
the Sun
Amos J. Cummings
the Tribune
Acre
Sele Ted
Zebulon L. Weite
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Gap
Texas
Addison
Franklin
Wyoming
Zebulon EL. White
MR. Conkling
Wyoming Tribune
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