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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
2
A Western correspondent describes Cuba during Holy Week, detailing how church authority dominates life from dawn processions to burials. He notes extensive church wealth, ritual pageantry, and forced sacraments, with slaves and poor underpayment for rites and grave care.
An often graphic passage depicts Americanos at a Matanzas cemetery amid a gruesome mass burial. Coffins are opened, valuables stripped, and a young girl found among the dead, her coffin bolted shut amid desecration by the crowd. A slave labor scene follows as earth is shoveled into the trench.
A casual exchange notes Snagsby as a vegetarian club member and mentions an 18 carat badge. The text then contrasts rainfall averages across regions including Ireland England Kezan and Siberia and briefly cites Central African natives skilled in iron work.
Notice declares that J J Crippen as successor in trust will sell the Campfield land in Weld County Colorado including sections 7 6N 64W and eight shares in Cache la Poudre Irrigating Company to satisfy a bond of 4200 with 7 percent interest. Sale set for December 21 1898 at 10 am at the front door of Denver Court House. Also covers taxes attorney fee and costs. First published November 17 1898 in the Greeley Tribune.
A brief travel note describes a journey from Colorado to the Great Lakes via Omaha. It mentions Tripune subscribers paying one fare or rate for the trip and hints at a promotional or organized travel scheme.
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