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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1872

Page

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Clayton and Local Tradesmen Advertise In Greeley

Local merchants in Greeley promote hats gloves jewelry repair bedding plants and farming supplies. Sellers include Clayton sign in Denver offering low prices and a variety of goods. J Leavy bedding plant dealer. L Van Couwrin atchmaker and jeweler. P J Rogers & Son boot makers. W Hilton blacksmith. J Joyce boot maker advertising custom fits of French calf leather.

Larimer Denver West J. Joyce Maple Steet Greeley

Winchester Arms Co Repairing and Restocking Guns

E Lownes of the Winchester Arms Co New Haven Conn offers gun repairing and restocking services at the Big Gun sign near Adams and Oak streets, north of the Baptist Church Greeley 1900. Harry Burrows contracts for flowing crops and ground grading at Walnut and Sherman with one horse cultivation guaranteed. Schenck and McElroy announce services in their partnership.

P. J. Rogers & Son Greeley and Main St NEW Black-Smith W. Hilton Walnut Street Winchester Arms Co New Haven Conn Adame and Oak Streets Monroe The Baptist Church Greeley Harry Burrows Walnut and Sherman Streets

History of American socialism lesson at Liberal Club

Samuel Leavitt delivers an address on the Fourierite and Owenite movements, warning of corporate power and the need for religious faith in associative life. He lists early leaders like Greeley and Ripley, cites communal experiments from Ephrata to Oneida, and argues that true success rests on congenial, mutually loving hearts united by faith.

New York World Liberal Club Samuel Leavitt United States Europe California Greeley Fourierite Ripley Dana Park Godwin Brisbane G. William Curtis Hawthorne Mr. Greeley George Ripley Tribune Association Charles A. Dana Parke Godwin George Widaw Albert Brisbane William H. Channing Ralph Waldo Emerson Brook Farm New England Curtis Theodore Parker Margaret Fuller Henry James N.C. Meeker The Tribune Colorado Robert Dale Owen Jacobi Rappites Pensylvania Harmony Robert Owen Snowhill Pennsylvania Metz Ebenezer Pittsburg Iowa Bishop Hill Ijl Massachusetts New York Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Ceresco New Jersey Meeker America Zridune

American tourists in Italy in Ruskin letter

In a Venice to Verona afternoon train account, Mr. Ruskin describes two American girls with their parents. He condemns their wealth fueled indulgence and modern Western liberties, portraying them as emblematic of 19th century progress and luxury without restraint. The scene notes Portia’s villa and Juliet’s tomb glimpsed between Venice and Verona. Exquisite midsummer sun.

Alps Lake of Garda Cadore Tyrol Venice Verona Mr. Ruskin Portia Brenta _Juliet Petrarch

The Irresistible Power of Christian Love and Faith

A spiritual reflection argues that true Christianity transcends law and reason, entering a realm of divine love. It asserts faith grounded in inner experience, not debate, and contrasts two paths to scripture: intellectual doubt versus Holy Ghost baptism. The piece cites Paul’s assurance of unity with God’s love through Christ.

Ce Tae Te van Tun God Paul Christ Jesus Lord Christ Bhas

Conjugal Affection Of Thomas Jefferson And Greeleys Appointments

The piece recalls Thomas Jefferson mourning his wife Martha at Monticello with vivid family details and long grief, describing the moment of her death and his vow not to remarry. It then shifts to Horace Greeley’s political appointments, arguing he will pick capable, educated men and that opponents overstate his potential errors.

Marquis de Chastellux Monticello Thomas Martha Jefferson Martha Parton The Atlantic Monthly

Stanley's Veracity and Livingstone Letters Debate

The article notes efforts to prove or disprove the Livingstone letters as forgeries. It highlights belief in Stanley's truth and adds that Mr William Frederick Stearns of Orange traveled from England to India with Livingstone and hosted him for a month before Africa.

Dr. Livingstone Africa Stanley Orange N.S David Livingstone Henry Stanley Herald Wm. Fr. Stearns England India Mr. Stearns Mr. Stanley Herald Cor

A Dream of a Traveler and Other Fragments

A fragmented 1867 1872 piece by A D Richardson contemplates future railway travel from New York to San Francisco and global routes. A fable about a Chinaman’s will closes this excerpt with a joke on dividing a sheep among sons.

A. D. Richardson Mississippi New York San Francisco Chicago New Orleans Missouri River Saskachawan Leavenworth Galveston Rocky Mountains Santa Fe el Paso Matamoros City of Mexico Salt Lake Fort Benton British Columbia Pah Ranagat Panama Lima Valparaiso Virginia

Conversion Tales and Corset Schemes from Chicago Post

A comic digression traces Mrs Pere Hyacinthe as traveling agent for a patent corset who cycles through conversions. Mr Pere Hyacinthe first meets her, then he converts, she returns to the United States and is converted to Protestantism by Rev. J. Thompson. She then goes to Europe and is converted to Hyacintheism, while Mr Tyostathe is converted from church to Mrs Hyacinthe, and she outfits him with a patent corset to keep him straight.

Pere Hyacinthe United States Rev. J. Thompson New York Europe

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Aris Clayton Orrosrre Waltham McLaughlin Ureeley Madison Street Greeley House A. B. Cannon EO. F. Inman McPhail & Co P. O. Box Maple Street T. K. Butler Illiam Stein Masox Robert Stevens Jefferson Thompson Tuunspay Farpay Sarunpay D. B. Bennett Omeopathic Spruce Street Barnum House Harvey Townsend Walnut St Park MAPLE Madison Streets N. M. Boynton GG. Law Adams and Pine Streets Flower & Cameron's Drug Store A. Ingallee the Bank Main Street J. Leavy Grant and Sherman Sts J. MM. Moss Monroe St Higley Mr. Moss Childs Boston Colony Hall L. van Couwren B. Talbot Hollister & Savage F. J. Percival Pyreig J. Henry J.D. Buckley E. Lowndes W. H. Schenck, Schenck & McElroy McElroy Walnut Pine Schenck & McElroy, Greeley, Cole W. Kirby Kirby Kellogg Italy J. C. Jackson Thomas Jefferson N. Y Horace Greeley Growley Washington Horace Creeley Therilune’s Stall the Tribune
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