Colorado's political blame and press misfires in 1900s
In a critical editorial note, the piece complains about Colorado politics and fiscal mismanagement, denounces Dems and newspapers for sensationalism, and criticizes the effect of mail routes on regional paper delivery. It cites Governor Thomas, Senator Wolcott, and financier figures, while noting The Commoner's stance against trusts advertising.
A Landmark Cone and the Passing of Queen Victoria
A reflective obit style notice notes how a 10 year old at Victoria’s accession is now 73 and Victoria’s long reign remains a defining memory. It reflects on loss and how generations witness change while one enduring presence, the Queen, has just passed.
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The Passing of Victoria and the King Edward Era
A Globe-Democrat reflection notes the global sense of loss as Queen Victoria passes and Edward VII ascends the throne. The piece considers the emotional impact on English speaking peoples and the historical shift from Victoria to a new monarch.
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Souveniers of Youth and Mr Bryan in The Commoner
The Chicago Inter Ocean reviews Mr. Bryan in The Commoner volume, praising nostalgic sophomore tone while noting his persistent youthfulness. It argues his essays evoke memories of college days but doubts his readiness to govern. It highlights references to hoi polloi plebs and Jeremiah and laments his mental limits.
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Jeremiah
Boy Hood
Chicago Inter-ocean
The Great Globe-Democrat Promotes Its Century
The St Louis Globe-Democrat traces its rise from frontier roots to a major modern newspaper. It emphasizes its role as tutor, counselor, companion, and instructor for diverse readers. The text urges homes to acquire the paper in the coming year and notes an advertisement.
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Not So Easily Bought Banquet Invitation Sparks Editorial Warning
The Courier reports a Denver banquet invite from the Republican club of Colorado for Republican editors, urging caution about motives. It praises the state central committee under Ford, promotes a broad advisory fund plan, and notes Larimer County support. Also mentions Kalmen C. Sapero, a noted eye specialist, offering free examinations at the Union hotel.
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Garment Academy Seeks Three Young Women Helpers
Standard Garment Cutting Academy advertises for three young ladies to fill positions at its Cor 3rd and Elmatreeta location.
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August Flower Claim Tops World Medicine Sales
The piece touts August Flower as the best selling medicine globally for indigestion and biliousness. It argues it cleanses the system, regulates the liver, and eases headaches and aches. claims a few doses prove no serious illness. Sold by I. H. Myers in Colorado Springs with mining news and stock quotes available.
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Train schedules and fares for Chicago to Denver service
No.1 at 2:20 a.m. No.7 at 4:50 a.m. No.8 at 11:18 a.m. No.83 Frt 9:15 a.m. No.84 Frt 10:07 p.m. Trains 6 and 6 are vestibule runs between Chicago and Denver with chair car and Pullman through. Trains 2 are local express with first and second class coaches, tourist and Pullman sleepers. 10 percent round trip fare discount. G J Garvin, Agent.
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Denver
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Contest Notice in Timber Culture Entry No 4461
Richard son of Prowers County Colorado files a suffcient contest against timber culture entry 4461 made June 1, 1868. David W Circle the contestee is accused of abandoning the land for over ten years and failing to perform required breaking and planting. A hearing is set for February 15, 1901 before the Register and Receiver at the Lamar Land Office.
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United States Land Office
Lamar
Colorado
A. Merrill
J. K. Dovairy
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