Democratic Victories Sweep Multiple States In 19th Century Election
The piece surveys post election outcomes with Georgia, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, and other states swinging Democratic, while Illinois and Kansas show Republican gains or mixed results. It notes a broad shift in Congress, discusses county seat relocations, sheep and cattle land conflicts, and comments on party dynamics and leadership projections.
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Alabama
Houston
Delaware
Cochran
Georgia
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Gaston
Butler
Ayres
Banks
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Tilden
U. S
Fenton
Nevada
Bradley
Tennessee
Virginia
Kansas
West
The Boys Need Watchful Parents In A Town
A 19th century warning urges parents to supervise boys who tempt vice and mischief. It condemns obscene language toward girls, threats jail if reform fails, and notes Saturday mischief due to no school. Brush notes grass burned from Green City to Port Morgan along the Platte.
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Sen
Brush
Green City
Port Morgan
Platte
Colorado Springs liquor ordinance ruling by Judge Hallett
Judge Hallett rules town may prohibit selling or keeping any place for intoxicating liquors but condemns discrimination against druggists and others. Ordinance deemed fair in scope but unconstitutional if limited to medicinal sales. New York report notes Graphic on election results boosting stocks and government bonds.
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Colorado Springs
Hallett
Justice of the Peace
Keeley
Greeley Letter Wisdom Echoed on Civil War Wrath
The piece reflects on Horace Greeley and his demand to treat the South fairly after the Civil War. It criticizes the Republican use of hate as political strategy, noting how public opinion has shifted away from cruelty and toward justice. It argues the party must abandon wrath to win future elections.
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Rep
Dem
Ind
Senate
Grant
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Temperance Party
New York ‘Tribune
Greeley
Jefferson Davis
Union League Club
Republican Party
Butler
Logan
Sumner
General Court of
Massachusetts
Trumbull
Kant
Mr. Greeley
Custom-house
Me Guilmless Speech Accepting Republican Nomination for Senator
The speech expresses reluctance and gratitude for the nomination, stressing duty to the public and preferring voluntary suffrage over self-promotion. It notes prior obligations and politely thanks supporters, then declines urging active campaigning. The accompanying items reference Henry Clews Co bankruptcy and a critical political forecast.
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Guillmt
Havin
Springfield
Greeley Public School Celebrated Brick Building Opens
The Valley Home praises the new Greeley Public School House built of brick with white freestone trim and shade trees. It sits on a central eminence with views of city and mountains, houses six large ventilated rooms, recitation and cloak rooms, and accommodates about 500 pupils at a cost around $30,000. The district announces a graded system, qualified staff, and aims for first class standards from primary to high school.
Local Greeley Notes on Homes and People
A collage of town news notes. Col Hogar may return to Greeley this week. a Methodist sociable is planned at Corwin Wells on Thursday. Adams and Blake ship refined petroleum into Colorado. several new houses rise including G. B. Hill’s on the Thompson and Mrs. Bassett’s grove-side home.
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Col. Hogar
Greeley
Corwin Wels
Adams
J. B. Blake
Colorado
Hill
Thompson
Bassett
Erie
David Green
Green City
Colony
Central City
Annvar
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Delta
Platte Bridge
Seth Bend
Ind
Register
Pabor & Allen
Valley
L. D. Kellogg
Pennsylvania
Nelson Perrin
Denver
Bentley
M. EB
Law
Hrush
Julesburg
Platte Valley
Weather Turns Cold as Winter Arrives Early
Snow is expected to begin, with biting winds and dust in the air as winter settles in. The forecast suggests a stay through mid January before milder fall weather returns. Local notices mention marriages at Mr. Le’s residence, business ads from Robt. Boyd’s horses to De Mansfield’s drug store purchase, and other local commerce.
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Robt. Boyd
Johns
Law and Fezer
W. de Mansfield
Dr. Buchtel
Rousie
Demroche
Absent minded conductors on tour prompt odd behaviors
A Denver World report describes conductors on a touring excursion showing absent mindedness after years of routine. They woke to bell calls, demanded fares on trains, and shouted aboard while sightseeing, with hotel staff stirs and stamp mill curiosities noted, though no one duplicated fare-returns.
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Grand Central Hotel
Black Hawk
Denver World
Ladies of Greeley Meet Over Sanitarium Plan
The ladies of Greeley are requested to meet at Park Church on Saturday November 14 at 2 o clock p m to discuss important business regarding the proposed sanitarium. Gentlemen interested in the cause are invited to attend.
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Pinkerton
Wella
Weld County
Evans
District Court
Hearine Gdt
Vans
Auebad
Congress
Plains
Kansas Pacific
Bent County
West Las Animas
Las Animas
Evans’ Journal
Board of County Commissioners
Bent
Gen. Banks
House
Gen. Grant
White House
Gen. Palmer
Rio Grande
Springs
Henry Clews & Co
Henry Clews
Horace Greeley
Shakapeare
the Greeley Public School
Valley Home
Remus Ronnison
A. E. Frowsen
Arnuiz Campnenn
Henen Backer
A. B. Kyownes
Boann
Dinkevors
James B. Flower
O. Howard
Henry T. West
Home News
Rer
C. L. Fisher
J. G. Woods
Robiie
Salt Lake
Mas. Kinison
Talmage
Christian At Work
Dr. Talmage
Landseer
Turwane
H. Boerrenen
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