When was it published?

July 22, 1905 in The Glenwood Post

Domestic News July 22, 1905

The Glenwood Post

Q: What keywords are associated?

Hattie Stevenson, Glenwood, National Library Association, Tramway Accident, Garfield County

Glenwood Springs, Garfield County, Colorado

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What is this article about?

Miss Hattie Stevenson, assistant state librarian, passed through Glenwood Sunday morning returning from the National Library Association in Portland. She owns land near Antlers in Garfield County and is recovering from a recent tramway accident involving a broken arm and bruises.

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Miss Hattie Stevenson, assistant state librarian, passed through Glenwood Sunday morning on her return from Portland where she had been in attendance at the National Library association. Miss Stevenson is a Garfield county taxpayer, being the owner of a nice tract of land near Antlers. The young lady's many friends will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her recent tramway accident in which she sustained a broken arm and some painful bruises.
'Just say for me that there's no place like Colorado' was Miss Stevenson's parting advice to the news gatherer.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Accident

What keywords are associated?

Hattie Stevenson Glenwood National Library Association Tramway Accident Garfield County

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Hattie Stevenson

Where did it happen?

Glenwood

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Glenwood

Event Date

Sunday Morning

Key Persons

Miss Hattie Stevenson

Outcome

recovering from broken arm and painful bruises from tramway accident

Event Details

Miss Hattie Stevenson passed through Glenwood on her return from Portland where she attended the National Library association. She is a Garfield county taxpayer owning land near Antlers. She is recovering from a recent tramway accident.