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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

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Geiger Wife Denies Smith Relation in Nebraska Murder Case

Mrs Jennie Geiger, jailed in Ogallala, Nebraska, withdraws a $8500 Tribune reward and accuses Frank Geiger of murder. A letter from Geiger claims innocence, details a Kansas City detective link, and hints at a planned escape. Authorities push for truth as marriage claims collide.

Ogalalla Furvillance Jennie Smith Wally Mann Nebraska Chief Armstrong Denver Frank Geiger Armstrong Monte Eaton Keshlear and McCaw Kansas City St. Louis Man Smith Harry Dales Smith Dales Geiger

Yews Prom County Schools Staffing Notes

Miss Alice Johnson of the Decker School near Carr visited in Greeley Sunday. Norris graduate of 06 she acts as substitute for Mrs. Georgia Ragland Welty undergoing medical treatment at Boulder. Edwin Sharp of Prairie Grove Ark. will teach the Heersey school replacing Miss Wellie Thompson who has resigned. Miss Mabel Tilyou of Godfrey Bottom teaches the Plumb school while Mrs. Alice Sherman Williams resigns.

Alice Johnson Decker School Carr Greeley Miss Johnson Norris Pressot Georgia Ragland Welty Boulder Edwin Sharp Prairie Grove Ark He Ersey Wellie Thompson Mabel Tilyou Godfrey Bottom Alice Sherman Williams

Funeral services held for Edgar Meis at mother's home

Edgar Meis died Wednesday at his mother Mrs. Bessie McManus home at 1509 Eighth. Funeral was held Friday at 2 pm. A sister from St. Louis is expected. The family had moved from Illinois recently for the ill young man’s health. Near death the mother learned another son was badly injured in Oklahoma. The widow mother has a daughter with her and two sons away.

Edgar Me Bessie McManus Oklahoma

Weld County Votes Loom Large in Colorado Election Result

The article reports Colorado leaning toward Bryan with a small plurality and Shafroth as governor. Democrats gain a majority in the assembly, Hughes would be senator, and the entire Democratic state ticket elected except Florance for sheriff. Republicans claim some county offices. Poe and Florance contest results with counts around fifteen votes apart.

Colorado Bryan John Shafroth Assembly Hughes United States Florance Poe Farrar Carlson Raymer Hudson Weld Burger Bonynge McDonald Clayton Mr. Houston Houston Taft Greeley

Doubtful Sheriff Vote Persists Amid Possible Twenty-Lead Error

Election roundup notes unsettled sheriff results with both sides claiming about twenty votes. A Precinct 7 clerk suspects a twenty-vote miscount favoring Florance. Official tallies will decide exact results, while Swedish American club influence appears in Carlson’s heavy lead over Taft and several listed plurals and tallies.

Sheriff Florance Carlson Taft Pmcs Oc Easb Ena Aes Momonsig Houston Morrison Pacward Isc Teller

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Smith on Sixtieth

Mrs. Frank Smith celebrated her sixtieth birthday with a Thursday afternoon gathering planned by her three daughters Mrs. Eugene Howard and Miss Bessye Smith and Miss Cora Smith. An inviting group of longtime friends attended and enjoyed refreshments prepared by the daughters.

Frank Smith Mrs. Smith Eugene Howard Bessye Cora Smith

German Congregational Churches Grow in Fort Collins

Rev John Doane visited Fort Collins on Wednesday to attend a conference of the German Congregational association. The German branch is increasing in the area, with many Russian Germans arriving here. There are now four German Congregational churches locally.

John Doane Fort Collins German Congregational Association

Bootlegging Ring Busted as Officers Nab Suspects

Saturday night officers arrested three bootleggers at a Changhei restaurant and spotted Henry Lenard disposing of liquor in an alley. Brown from Ault and others faced charges. Benson, Phillips, Hughes, and Allen were fined for gambling at the P T Barnum house.

Hotel de Williams Ahern Changhei Mehady Tom Holliday Henry Tribune H. Lenard H. Roach Florance Gilcrest Ault Brown Marshal Williams B. Benson H. Phillips John Hughes Fred Allen P. T. Barnum House Sixth Street Benson Holliday Leonard

Thanking Supporters After Campaign Loss In Greeley

George M. Houston writes from Greeley Colorado dated November 5 1905 thanking friends for their confidence and support during the campaign. He notes his defeat was disappointing but expresses hope reform of the ballot law and a pleasant, educational campaign.

Greeley Colo Greeley Tribune City George M. Houston

Dead man found on prairie near Sterling

Coroner T G Macy and Dr D E Ellis investigated a death after Ray Ryan a 25 year old sheepherder employed by T Wilkinson & Son drifted into a storm on October 19. His body was found two miles from the camp in Logan county and burial will take place in Kimball Nebraska. The camp calendar read Gone to town and James Ryan Denver was found in the cabin.

T. G. Macy D. E. Ellis Avalo Sterling Ray Ryan T. Wilkinson & Son Logan County James Ryan Denver Kimball Neb

Cheyenne Edges Greeley 6 0 in Uneven Frontier Park Match

Cheyenne handed Greeley High a tough defeat at Frontier Park near Fort Russell. A bad bounce and a lone punt return set up Cheyenne’s only score as Greeley failed to convert a field goal. Final score Cheyenne 6 Greeley 0 with both sides unable to execute repeatedly in strong wind. Other results include Collins High 17 Loveland 8. Loveland visits next Saturday for Greeley’s last league game. Sacred Heart of Denver to meet Greeley next. Thanksgiving plans remain undecided.

Cheyenne Greeley High Frontier Park Fort Russell Greeley Brush Doke Morrison Fagan Adams Cooper Hooley Comer Buchanan Hall Atkinson Collins High Loveland High Collins Loveland

Arrows Open Season With Lopsided 60 13 Win Over Fort Collins

The Arrows dominated a lone Fort Collins squad at the armory in a 60 to 13 exhibition. Hamnett and Rankin led early with steady shooting while the home defense stifled the visitors, and the crowd stayed for music and a dance after the game.

Armory Fort Collins Collins Hamnett Mosher McAfee Hytower Mosler Stover Dunkin Newton Wyatt Nelson

Home Talent Play to Benefit Library Fund

An entertainment is planned for mid December at the opera house to raise funds for the general library. City club committees organize the event with the play A Comedy of Toys staged by top local talent. Mr Rogers from away will supply costumes and oversee the production.

Opera General Library Fund Rogers

New crew in the murder of Mann identified by Denver police

Denver investigators found a gray horse team and a Gordon setter owned by John Egan in connection with the Mann murder on the Nebraska plains near Ogallala. Police aim to prove Mann was killed for his team and money, with possible implications for Mrs Geiger as a witness. Evidence questions about the traveling partner and the woman’s cross country trip are pursued.

Denver Nebraska Plains Ogalalla Armstrong Gordon John Egan Thirty-fifth and Downing Streets Smith's Mann Nebraska Laramie Wye Wally Mann Youngstown N. Y Smith Mississippi New York

Jurymen Arrive for Long Seig in Weatherford Court

About sixty men reported for the coming term of Weatherford circuit court on Monday. The Haaken Anderson case may move later, Phillips case delayed to week’s end or next, and Mary White sells Eaton cabin to fund Phillips defense with DeWeese of Denver representing.

Circuit Court Weatherford Haaken Anderson Anderson Phillips Mary White Eaton Attorney DeWeese Denver

Local bet on Main Street ends with looping peanut roll

A freak bet paid on Main Street as Jack Aageson from Oppenheimer's cigar store rolled a peanut from Reynolds' drugstore to the cigar shop. The bet involved Aageson and Oppenheimer with Bryan as a hypothetical elect. A large crowd watched the stunt with enthusiasm.

Main Street Jack Aageson Oppenheimer Reynolds’ Drug Store Aageson Bryan

Beet Wagon Demolished On East Seventh Street

A beet wagon with team attached bolted on Friday at 6 pm on east Seventh street. After a fierce run the team broke free and the wagon struck the curb near the Catholic church, partly destroying the rig. The wagon bore the number 65 and the owner’s name is not known. The owner remained at the reins until the team escaped.

East Seventh Street

Freight Truck Tests Denver to Greeley in One Month Trial

In an economy test by the Denver Motor Club, Corbin car No. 18 won both first and second prizes with high efficiency. The run covered 112 miles each way with light fuel use and good reliability. Officials say a freight service between Denver and Greeley could launch as a stable option, with a tentative rate of 30 cents per hundred and a month long trial planned.

Denver Motor Club Denver Omnibus & Cab Company FE. W. Swanbrough Greeley Hotel Savoy Vanderlip & Fanscher Cokburn Harold Brinker Ralph W. Smith Stevens-Duryea Fuller Pope-Hartford Cadillac Chalmers-Detroit Franklin Buick Stoddard-Dayton Cadillac S Colburn C Colburn D Ford Aerocar Rapid Truck Corbin Dorris Oldsmobile Thomas Donaldson Auto Company Denver

Burglars Loot Home Of W H Edwards On Twelfth Street

Thieves entered the residence of W H Edwards at 610 Twelfth Street between 3 and 6 Sunday afternoon. They forced the kitchen door, ransacked rooms, and removed jewelry silverware and small items. Among the losses were a large silver teapot a rain coat and a gold medal given twenty years ago for a Colorado River expedition. Evidence suggests local youths committed the break in.

W. H. Edwards Twelfth Street Edwards Colorado River

Rails discontinue four motors affecting Denver to Pierce run

The railroad company has removed motors 125 and 126 between Denver and Pierce. Motor 125 reached Greeley at 8 25 p m and 126 at 5 04 p m. Motors 129 and 126 on the LaSalle stub are also taken off. Motor 124, due at Greeley 2 15 p m, will now arrive here at 2 45 p m and be on time for the east connection.

Denver Pierce Greeley Repate East Connecon

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