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