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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1892
Page
1
A Weld County public note urges voters to evaluate J. W. McCreery’s record on railroads irrigation and state school funding. It recalls campaign pledges, railroad bills, county division talks, and criticism of Camp appointment to the Normal School project, paired with calls for new leadership and fiscal restraint.
A partisan notice urges voters to back “free silver” factions and condemns J. W. McCreery and Dave Camp over State Normal building supervision. It highlights salaries and alleged favoritism, naming Sam McCreery, A. J. Park, and other city officials while appealing to taxpayers and workers to assess the political influence on the project and board appointments.
The Trisune recalls an earlier misstatement blaming Mr. Sinton for Fort Morgan Bank losses. It clarifies Sinton had no role beyond county funds being deposited there and lost with other depositors. The editor notes a policy bill to relieve Sinton and bondsmen, likening it to a Congressional measure by Mr. Simpson of Kaneas.
An affidavit from Dr Hawes recounts James W McCreery seeking his brother S F McCreery’s secretarial post after a bill creating the Colorado Normal school became law. It notes denials by McCreery about the request, contrasts with minutes, and questions memory discrepancies between November 1891 and November 1892. It cites corroboration by N B Coy and tension over remembered facts.
In Weld County the rival factions spar over trades for votes with Calkins and Benton named for exchanges in favor of David Boyd. The piece criticizes past gang tactics, urges voters to reject trading, and notes large crowds at the Patti-Rosa opera and Mrs. Emery lecture, crediting the People's party for the turnout.
A roundup of incidents and developments across Nebraska: Potter House at O Neill fire causing $8000 loss. Fremont fires destroy two business buildings with $7000 loss. coal vein strike at Joseph Sherry property at Rock Bluffs. Gibbon opera house opened with exercises and grand ball. Omaha hotel clerk Samuel Bowman robbed on Farnam Street by two women. Dr George L Miller resigns as NY Life manager in Omaha. L B Owens bound to November term for grand larceny. L C Olmstead harvests 1580 bushels from four acres of potatoes near Inavale. Santee Indians to receive $4397.78 for allotted land adjustments. petrified man near Chadron visited by 500. Beatrice farmer Henry Overbeck injured in land dispute quarrel with Meyer and Schlessinger. Streetcar line sale to Ra Transit Power men concluded for $5060. Deshler stock company forms to build flour mill at $5000 to benefit town.
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