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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
3
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In Christiania the Norwegian Storthing adopted a resolution to introduce a new flag for Norway independent from the union with Sweden. The move reflects nationalist sentiment during the visit of the Pope and ties to Danish and Swedish cultural figures. Noted Swedish principal of the Chicago Art Institute attended the event.
Gerhard Dyrssen named chief of Sjoforvarsdepartementet in Stockholm. Baptists donate 16,450 crowns. Mrs. Charlotte Anderson gives 420,000 crowns to city charities. Karl O. Johnson condemned for infant murder is judged insane. Mme Irene Szillasy performs at Berns Salonger Oct 16 to Nov. Reports on torpedo cruiser work, bells to Chindewara, Stockholm consulships, Berzelifestival, and Saltza appointment to Chicago Art Institute. Dr Sven Hedin tours Northern Sweden. Prince Gustavus Adolphus undergoes ear operation. various Swedish and Norwegian civic and cultural notes.
Copenhagen reports rising fortunes with the Esbjerg-Fano bank doubling to 500000 crowns and a surge in dairy exports to England. Knudsen Manufacturing signs an assignment, while new publications and ecclesiastical plans emerge. Danes expect a world agricultural fair in Paris 1900 as architects map Danish Building space alongside Sweden and Norway.
Tribune subscribers paying one year in advance receive the Denver Times Almanac and Year Book free. The offer covers The Century and the Greeley Tribune for a full year at five dollars and fifty cents.
The Tribune catalogs stock items and prices for legal forms and bonds including Abstract of Judgment, Attachment, Appeal Bond, Deed of Trust, Quit Claim, Garnishee, Power of Attorney, Recognizance, Replevin, Release Deed, Writs, and related notices. Entries show various caps and formats with locale and price notes, mentioning Greeley Colorado and other placeholder details.
The Independent of New York announces its fiftieth year change to a magazine form and reduces annual subscription from $3.00 to $2.00 and single copy price from ten to five cents. It pledges 3 640 pages of reading matter per year at half the cost, claiming 82 percent more content per dollar than leading magazines priced at $4.00.
An offer advertises a two dollar yearly subscription rate with any part of a year eligible and invites readers to send a postal card for a tree specimen to THE INDEPENDENT located at 130 Fulton St New York City.
Five killed and several injured in a head end collision on the Lehigh Valley Railroad near Wilkesbarre as the Buffalo Express failed to stop at a siding due to braking failure. Fire and wreckage followed with an emergency response and investigations into leaves clogging brakes.
Feature of the day was December wheat trading with an advance and May price recovery. Export demand, seaboard selling, and short covering drove activity while corn and oats edged up and provisions slipped. At South Omaha cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices are listed with varied gains and losses.
Kansas City reports cattle hog and sheep receipts with steady to strong prices and mixed ranges. Chicago notes hog and cattle receipts with prices near steady to lower and specific bid ranges. St Louis grain and wheat futures close higher with corn and oats firm on nearby contracts.
Le Roy Bowen of Decoria township Blue Earth County Minnesota recounts a life threatening illness in 1905. After four doctors failed to diagnose protracted pain and possible stomach neuralgia he avoided a planned four inch operation and instead used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills with restoring his health and freeing him from months of agony. Bowen notes his Beaufort Minnesota address and invites inquiries with stamped reply. The advertisement promotes Pink Pills as a universal blood purifying remedy sold by druggists.
The Trieuxe agency offers Imperial typewriter paper from Carter, Rice & Co of Boston. Sold in neat boxes of 500 sheets each with call in prices available.
In north London a small bare plot houses 2000 graves marked by numbered wooden stumps. Old clothes and linen are buried in layers with soil and limewater then rotted to produce pulp for a paper mill. Linen yields skeleton scraps retrieved after rot.
A London Graphic extract highlights marked gender contrasts in color appreciation and form. Men often lack color sensation while women instinctively engage with hues, though drawing and form may lag behind in some cases such as Louisa, marchioness of Waterford, whose color talent outshines her drawing skill.
The passage recounts how Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner discussed and began a burlesque of the modern novel during a walk, on a Boston trip, and upon return split chapters and revised jointly. It notes the character name Eschol Sellers and a later change to Mulberry, with a fiery demand for satisfaction from a man long thought dead.
The Denver and Rio Grande offers two Rocky Mountain routes through Colorado Utah and New Mexico for tourists and transcontinental travelers. Through tickets are available with direct Cripple Creek service and daily Denver to San Francisco sleepers and tourist cars. Also routes to Utah Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington via the Oregon Gateway. Address 8 K Hooper Denver for illustrated pamphlets.
D A E Weaver operates as a dentist at Office Park Place above Reynolds’s Drug Store in Greeley Colorado offering general dental care to local residents.
An advertisement promotes a yearly subscription deal: 156 papers at one dollar, claiming the Thrice-a-Week World is as valuable as a daily with prompt, thorough coverage during the Spanish American War. It touts global news, special correspondents, illustrations, humor, markets, and women’s pages, pairing with Tir Greeley Tribune for two papers at $2.50.
Sheriff Fred Williams advertises the sale of Richard Mackey and Mary Mackey real estate and interests to satisfy a $320.60 judgment plus costs. Property includes multiple parcels in Sections 19, 23, 24 and 28 of Township 4N Range 61-62 W, Weld County. Auction set for November 15 at 10 a.m. at the Court House front entrance in Greeley. First published October 20, 1898. last publication November 10, 1888.
A Kansas jury of inquest rules the deceased died at the hands of his saddle horse. An Arkansas verdict on a boat death finds the body was taken off ten minutes after being taken aboard.
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