The Lesson of the Election in Weld County
Weld county shifts from a Republican majority to a Democratic plurality, signaling a rebuke to local party bosses. The paper notes county and state results, names candidates, and previews next week’s full Weld county canvas. It highlights broader national implications with New York labor votes and forthcoming state and federal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Colorado
Weld County
Eaton
Boulder County
Larimer
Adams
Gillespie
Benedict
Meldrum
West Greeley
East Greeley
Meyer
G. G. Sy Mob .c
J. L. Barrett
W. Limball
House of Representatives
New York City
Henry George
Fawor
Ost
Greeley
County of Weld
Stover W. Hilton
Lone ‘Tree
D. A. Camfield
Greeley, Colo
Settlement of Oregon Opens New Chapter in Bancroft History
The narrative covers Oregon events from 1834 to 1849, marking the shift from early exploration to settlement. Bancroft begins the development era as the Spanish influence fades and American settlers and Governor Lane shape the state's annals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Bancroft
United States
Joseph Lane
Indiana
Northwest Coast
Symes Seen With Lead in Denver Race
The Denver Tribune Republican reports Symes leading by 780 votes, while the News agency believes he will be defeated. The plurality suggests election, but competing views cast doubt on final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Indian Affairs
Indian Service
United States
Lamar
Greeley High School
Denver Tribune- Republican
Symes
Peterson's Magazine December Christmas number
Peterson's Magazine for December features two steel engravings Meadow Sweet and a festive title page. A mammoth colored fashion plate, Berlin hand colored pat tern, fifty wood cuts of fashion embroidery and crochet, with original stories maintaining the magazine's high tone. Annual price two dollars, clubs four copies for six forty with premiums. Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Berlin
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Early Oregon settlers and fort Vancouver life in Bancroft narrative
Bancroft details Fort Vancouver governance under Dr. John McLoughlin, Anglo American and native dynamics, and a wave of American missionaries and settlers led by Hall J. Kelley, Jason and Daniel Lee. The Willamette cattle venture by Ewing Young frees settlers from Fort Vancouver, enabling Oregon’s growth and U S government interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Mexico
Central America
Mr. Bancroft
Fort Vancouver
John McLoughlin
Paris
Northwest Company
Hudson Bay Company
England
New England
Willamette
Umatilla
Bancroft
Hall J. Kelley
Boston
Oregon
Columbia
East
United States
Ewing Young
Young
Fur Company
Dr. McLoughlin
Yerba Buena
Willamette Cattle Company
McLoughlin
California
San Joaquin
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The
Freeley Tribune
N. ©. Meeker
Carver
A. E. Gipson
Cornell
Washington News
Washington
Congress
Prince Napoleon
Napoleon
Jerome
Clotilde
Humbert
Italy
White House
Col
Jerome Bonaparte
K Street
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Miller
Ummons
County Court
Second Judicial District
State of Colorado
Qummons
State of
John M. Brush
Henry Burkett
of Weld
A. P. Rittenhouse
Denver
James C. Scott
David B. Grubb
David Boyd
Ambrose Roe
Theophilus Lucas
Frank Frost
J. Mott
Register
Lucius L. Moore
William W. Mitchell
North Range
Mitchell
J. W. Ellis
Daniel Witter
Xecutor
Hig
James +. Scott
Hugh Burns
Edward Packard
Robert Boyd
William Hildebrand
F. J. Mott
Denver Wess
James Scott
Joseph F. Fraver
P.M. Y
Coo
Thomas Ww
William J. Maulsby
James B. Weber
John H. Goldworthy
John Lambert
Qlummons
Wev
Maggie
Williams
John Williams
A. Bennett
R. L. Bowden
C. A. Bennett
Pst National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
John M. Wallace
B. Wyatt
B. D. Harper
J.w.mccreary
D.b.wyatt
Gro
K.peasley
H. M. Devorir
Asa Sterling
Foreign Exchange
Union Bank
Capital
Bruce F. Johnson
WM. F. Thompson
Jas. F. Benedict
B. F. Johnson
W. F. Thompson
Dante
Hanss
J. L. Brusa
J. ©. Scott
ER. H. Abbott
Hunter & West
Europe
Nate
Bank of Commerce
New York
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
Denver, Co
M. E. Post, & Co
Cheyenne
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