Hill and Routt Clash in Denver Primaries Affair
A Denver Times correspondent analyzes the August primaries in Arapahoe county showing a split between Hill and Routt factions. It argues the Tribune-Republican misrepresents the conventions, presents counts of delegates by ward, and asserts the regular county convention is a minority bolting body while detailing how many delegates were certified or uncertified and their affiliations.
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Hill
Routt
Denver Times
Denver
The
Tribune- Republican
Arapahoe County
Tribune-Republicana
Ifill
Tribune-Republican
Belmont & Hanson
W. ©. Oswald
James Torres
Wis Groth
Wheeler
A Neues
Miles
H. Lauter
J. D. E. A. Ackroyd
Leahy
W. Walker
J. Ryan
G. A Pry
P. L
Dockendorf- HM
Forman Heiser
J. Anthony
D. Besell
Wilson
J. Jaxett
D. Ryan
N. Stevens
L. A. Curtice _ Anderson
H. W. Betts
W. E.tibbetts
X. T. Gunnell
W. Y. An
W. Morse
J.C Fitman
Cy Hall
Hi. Weber
N. D. Carpen
T. B. Jeeween
Johnson
L. (. Riowesth
A. W. Wat- Stewart
J.J. Wyatt
A.A. McKnight
Ppigac Hiarmon Iaager
Meyer . Martin
F. Mes. McGill
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J. Haw
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F. Hinn
W Tiidgeon
K. Fairchild
L Anton
A. Stek
I Dugal
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Th. Smith
J. Campbell
Goo. H. Koko
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Brash G. Ec
Ed Levy
Waite
Hammond
Del
Illand
P. Wwapis
G. Darrow
S. Hh. Hamer
J. K. Ashley
M.A. Field
Jersey
C. A. Eppich
Gird
H. L. Veldwise
Seventh Ward
C. A. Cowell
M._L. Sterling
C. Hutchins
W E. Greenlee
H. Pitzer
P. Freyermuth
G. W. Allen
A. Pierce
Chase
J. C. Kennedy
P. KR. Ghildereni
Hill Dos
Semne Reece
Nichols
J.C. Kelley
J. M
Fidei
J. C. Hosworth
J. ‘Tomlinson
Sroury P. Parmalee
H. Holmber
J. Shaughnessy
C. Frantz
W. J. Godfrey
A. B. Place
J. G. Fleming
Picker
Ed Serafford
Akerns
Hull
Tyiea
I. M F. Amine
Ot Pay Bell
J. Swansay Z. Ih . Krapport
TL. Rotshai
Hill Convention and Minority Split Over Delegates
The report outlines Hill's claimed city and country support totaling 75 delegates, near a majority, and his half vote concession to twenty-one opposing delegates. It contrasts this with his own party’s delegates, notes published delegate lists, and describes a separate minority convention led by Routt with 91 delegates.
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Hill
Fourth Ward
Lincoln Club
16Th Street
Routt
Country
Convention
Campaign spending and bribery taint Colorado politics
A letter from Greeley, Colorado, August 2, argues that campaign outlays in Colorado and Weld county verge on bribery and corruption. It cites rumors of thousands spent to sway voters, warn against demoralization, and calls for cross-party unity to demand clean politics and end this practice.
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Philadelphia
Colorado
Arapahoe
The
Times
Weld County
Greeley
Alfalfa praised for horses by Fort Collins writer
In a letter to the Colorado Live Stock Journal John R. Sheldon of Fort Collins endorses alfalfa as superior hay for teams. He notes initial kidney effects then lasting strength, better work output, and reduced grain needs, with mature alfalfa favored for work horses and coarse hay preferred over fine or ball milled forms. He cites yields from three-year cultivation and recommends alfalfa as productive, inexpensive pasture stock feed. Pearson & Peach promote Dr Bonanko’s Cough and Tanga remedy with a free trial offer and 50 cent regular size.
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John R. Sheldon
Fort Collins
Colorado Live Stock Journal
C. A. Lansing
Pearson & Peach
Bosanko
Blaine in danger from Pound opposition pledges
Wisconsin political scene contrasts Blaine with ex governor Thaddeus Pound who urges party unity while denouncing Blaine as unsuitable for public morals. Pound recalls his long Republican leadership, terms in state legislature, lieutenant governor and three Congress terms, and faults Blaine for wealth, speculation, and support of monopolies. He cites Grant & Ward collapse and inter state commerce, urging voters to regard Blaine with suspicion.
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Blaine
Thaddeus
Pound
Wisconsin
Congress
Northwest
Mr. Pound
Goulds and Armours
Grant & Ward
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