Colorado coal and rail plans loom over mining future
General Palmer visits Puinapetenta discussing extension of the tir Grande RR from Fort Garland to San Louis Park and coke from Trinidad to Salt Lake for smelting at 12 a ton. Colorado smelters shift to coke, replacing Pittsburg coke, as coal fields near Rio Grande rise in prominence and labor relations with Mexican workers are noted.
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Puinapetenta
Palmer
Tir Grande KR. R
Fort Garland
San Louis Park
Trinidad and Vicinity
Trinidad
Salt Lake
Pittsburg
Utah
Colorado
Hill’s
San Juan
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Arizona
Critique of Newspaper Content Focus On Racing and Games
The author argues large papers waste space with sports and gambling coverage. Aimed at industrious readers, the piece asserts news should be useful, moral, and lasting, not idle crowd reports. It warns papers may erode value by prioritizing transient entertainments over meaningful reporting.
Arrest of Tweed Tracked Across Spanish Ports and Quarantine
News on September 9 reports William M. Tweed arrested at Port Vigo aboard a Spanish vessel with Wmt. H. Huot. Dispatch dated September 11 notes authorities in Santiago de Cuba learned of his landing, Tweed boarded Carmen to Vigo, and Madrid urged Spanish ports to inspect vessels named Carmen. Tweed awaits quarantine on the Isle of Saint Simon Vigo bay before surrender to the U.S. authorities. The Emma Mine sale notice follows: Charles G. Lincoln buys the Emma Silver Mining Company property for 144,1944 dollars after a court judgment.
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Wm. M. Tweed
Port Vigo
H. Huot
Jovellur
Havens
Tweed
Santiago de Cuba
Carmen
Vigo
Jovellar
Madrid
Carcu
Hewer
Isle of
Saint Simon
Vigo Bay
Custom House
United States
Spain
North America
Cuba
New York
Saur Lake
Enma
United States Marchal
Third District
New York Loan and Indemnity Company
T. W. Park
Emma Silver Mining Company, Limited
Charles G. Lincoln
Trenor’w. Park
Lincoln
Gold camps in Deadwood and Whitewood gulches seek profits
Jasper N. Roberts reports from Deadwood to Jasper Kirtley dated Aug 23. The party traveled from Cheyenne, facing heat, scarcity of water, and indian danger. Gulches around Deadwood and Whitewood show mining activity, with many claims costly and water scarce. Quartz lodes show pockets of rich ore. The camp grows but money is tight. gamblers linger, mills emerge, and business shifts to meet demand as production lags.
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Georgetown
Jasper N. Roberts
Jerry Kirtley
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Port Laramie
Whitewood Gulch
Colorado’s Rich Mines and Scenic Wonders on Exhibit
The display showcases Colorado’s mining wealth from tellurite gold at Jobo Jay, Sittle and American mines in Boulder county, to specimens from Gregory Pleasant View Pyrenese Alps and other Gilpin Clear Creek districts. Coal from Trinidad weighs 17500 pounds and coke quality impresses. Mrs Maxwell’s elaborate Colorado animal display captures mountain life from sheep to buffalo.
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Rocky Mountains
Exnlight
Richardson
Philadelphis
Grand
Pike’s Peak
Hutchins
Pueblo
Colorado
Benneath
Jobo Jay
Sittle
Boulder County
Gregory
Pleasant View
Alps
Bellen
Brigis
Gilpin County
Clear Creek Canyon
Idaho
Trinidad
The Dawn of Business Narrative Discourse
The passage argues that business thrives when enterprise aligns with a new order. It suggests capital accepts moderate returns, wages, costs, and raw materials balance with a reduced basis, leading to rising production and prosperity. It emphasizes harmony across production factors and a cautious optimism about future remuneration.
The Whippoorwill Song Book From Oliver Ditson Co
Oliver Ditson & Co publishes The Whippoorwill a school song book praised for its appeal to young singers. Following Perkin’s Golden Robin it features a moonlit bird cover and charming garden scenes. The volume offers 120 exercises in tone form with words and 180 pages of bright new cheerful music for schools.
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Oliver Ditson & Co
Perkin
Will
Nettie
Willie
Republican Meeting at Biraum’s Hall Endorses Republican Record
Hon Willard Teller addressed a large audience at Biraum’s Hall on Thursday evening. Music by the Greeley Silver Cornet Band preceded his remarks praising Horace Greeley and contrasting Republicans with Democrats. He defended the current administration, attacked Democratic Congress, and urged voters to reaffirm confidence in the Republican party in November. He was an able speaker and was loudly applauded.
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Willard Teller
Biraum's Hall
Greeley Silver Cornet
Teller
A. E. Gipson
Hayes & Wheeler Club
Greeley
Horace Greeley
Republic Dewweeeetia Gamting
Ile
Party of Progress
Republican Party
Democratic Thunder at Canyon City Meeting
Thomas Macon of Canyon City spoke for over two hours in a Democrat favored gathering. His critique of the party drew mixed reactions, notably from war Democrats who disputed his claim of national glory over the last sixteen years. Meanwhile miners near Cheyenne Mountain report galena showing promising ore, with samples impressive and expectations of paying results as they test further claims.
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Thomas Macon
Canyon City
Cole
R. Johns
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Springs Gazette
Trout Panda Stock At Riggs Ranch Delights Boarders
Mr. Riggs near town hosts a trout stock described as panda filled with speckled beauties ranging from tiny minnows to full-grown fish. The catch feeds ranch boarders staying at the ranch, with fish large enough for the table. Colorado Springs Gazette.
Local Greeley items cover weather, politics, and travel
A long column notes cool weather and a thunderstorm last Thursday. It reports residents like Mr Hight leaving for St. Louis and Mr W E Pabor editing the Colorado Farmer. An auction at Higley’s stable sold two cows with calves for 25 dollars each. Mrs Graham and Mr James Graham plan to travel to the Centennial and Rhode Island. Judge Decker of Denver will speak in Evans on political issues tomorrow evening. A school term begins next Monday as Miss Hoa Knowles takes charge two miles south of Collins. A daughter arrived from the East at Geo It Weal’s house last Friday. Rev O Le Fisher is expected home to fill the Baptist pulpit next Sunday. Major W A Elliot, Republican nominee for District Judge, visits. Public notices urge registration. the Board of Registration met at Boettcher’s yesterday. Other notes cover a horse ride, travel to the East, and local deaths and nominations.
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Kansas
Beverly R. Keim
Mr. Gray
Keim
Lawrence
Land Department
Kansas Pacific
Wice
O. L. Fisher
Denver
Richmond
Crawford's
York
A. Z. Salomon
Joel
Flory
Colorado Department
Maxwell
Buffalo Robe
Mr. Chamberlain
Greeley
Colorado
Philadelphia
Coucil
Seconn
Republican Party
Centennial
Rhode Island
Judge Decker
Evans
Hoa Knowles
Collins
Geo
O. le Fisher
Peabody
Day
Board of Registration
Boettcher
W.A. Elliot
New York
Boston
Iris
East
A. B. Whitney
Park Ehhared
Boulder
Baptist State Association
Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Chicago
Piladelphia
Milt. Henderson
Ella Henderson
Henderson
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Maple Street
Greeley, Colorado
N. C. Meeker
BR. J. Carver
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
WM. A. Wheeler
Jou L Routt
Lafayette
William M. Clark
D.C. Crawford
George C. Corning
A. J. Sampson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jos
Regents of the University
Peter Gottesleben
L. W. Dolloff
W. I. van Gieson
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JH. C. Thatcher
Samuel H. Elbert
E. T. Wells
Congress
James B. Belford
Republican County
Senate
B. A. Haynes
A. Leonard
D. F. Raney
B. F. Johnson
W. C. Sanders
Joan McKissock
W. J. Kram
W. H. McDonald
J. C. Scott
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Blue Black Hills
Deal Wood
Montana
John Quincey
Faneuil Hall
Abbott Lawrence
Springfield Republicar
the Centennial State
the Dawn OF Business
W. O Penkins
Democratic Thunder
Home News
Daniel Shoemaker
Roann
Wabash County
Ind
D. Wyatt
W. G. Winborne
Dr. White
A. G. McMaster
J. A. Pace
L. L. Bedell
L. A. Penarson
P. T. Yapgood
Philadelphie
Thetennial
Peter Shell
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Ronon
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