Sunday, February 13, 2011
The Grand Illumination
NOTE: PIONEER PLATES, a digital notebook of Colorado history, is back in the saddle after a long book-writing hiatus. Thanks for reading -- Robert
A celebration of events back East. (Not everybody wanted to celebrate surely.)
[RMN, March 1, 1865, p. 3.]
A celebration of events back East. (Not everybody wanted to celebrate surely.)
[RMN, March 1, 1865, p. 3.]
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Trouble Brewing
[RMN, Feb. 23, 1865.]
Spring 1865. Sand Creek-spawned revenge campaign on the Platte road raises the price of everything in Denver.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
RMN Correction not an example of clear journalism
[RMN, Feb. 24, 1865]
I have very little idea what he's getting at, and I think that was the plan. Didn't mention the name of the prisoner? Indeed they did. It was the title of the article referred to in the correction.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mining Journal reports that Soule has been shot at several times.
I have very little idea what he's getting at, and I think that was the plan. Didn't mention the name of the prisoner? Indeed they did. It was the title of the article referred to in the correction.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mining Journal reports that Soule has been shot at several times.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
The Escape of Jack Peppers 2
More on the alleged 'absquatulation' of Jack Peppers.
The animosity between Byers and Hunt (territorial marshal) goes back at least to the messy land speculation around Denver and Auraria in '59 and '60.
[RMN, February 23, 1865]
[DMJ, February 27, 1865]
The animosity between Byers and Hunt (territorial marshal) goes back at least to the messy land speculation around Denver and Auraria in '59 and '60.
[RMN, February 23, 1865]
[DMJ, February 27, 1865]
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