Frederick W. Pitkin Dies After Two Colorado Terms
Frederick W. Pitkin former Colorado governor dies at his Pueblo home at age 49. Born in Manchester Connecticut in 1837 he built a law career in Milwaukee before moving west He led Colorado through Ute troubles Leadville riots and the Grand canyon disputes and was reelected in 1880 His widow and two children survive with his law partner George Q Richmond at Pueblo.
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Frederick W. Pitkin
Colorado
Pueblo
Denver Times
Manchester
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
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Albany
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Switzerland
America
Florida
Pitkin
Southwest
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Denver
Rio Grande
Grand Canon
Meeker
Leadville
George Q. Richmond
Robert J. Pitkin
Denver University
Labor and business boom spurs widespread co operatives and mills
The piece reports a surge in cooperative schemes including a Richmond underwear factory and a Trenton cooperative land purchase. It notes rising industrial activity nationwide with mills restarting, new plants in Kansas City and Nashville, and large investments by eastern capital in western food and manufacturing centers. It highlights coal discoveries, growing knit goods demand in the south, and looming railroad and electric industry expansion.
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Trenton Co-operative Society
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Kansas City
Nashville
Jersey City
Chattanooga
Tennessee
London
Norway
United States
Burlington
Iowa
General Burk
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Arkansas
Texas
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Manitoba
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Colorado
Centralia
Missouri
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
South
Columbus
Newton
N.C
Lowell
Massachusetts
Hickory
N. C
Huntsville
Lexington
Knoxville
Norwhich
Chenango County
N. Y
Biddeford
Makin Dry Goods
Fall River
Lawrence
Springfield
New York
Grace
Central Labor Union
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
K. of L. Hall
Fence District No 1 Annual Financial Statement 1886
Weld county Colorado treasurer presents the annual financial statement for Fence District No 1 for the year ending November 30 1886. Receipts show 9000 500 Liabilities in outstanding warrants and bonds. Assets include old material sold and fifty miles of fence. Attest B F Marsh secretary.
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Fence District
Weld County
Colorado
J. KE. Williams
B. F. Marsh
Treasury
Sec
Hilton
Denver
District Court
Orrin G. Moore
Job E. Brownell
David Boyd
Seer
David B. Grubb
Elmer Rowe
Eaton
F. J. Mott
Register
U— Colorado
James C. Scott
Jage
Charles McAllister
John W. Smiley
Frank Hall
Frank Foster
James Hill
Cole
U.S. Land Office
James Seager
Erastus Barnard
North Range
Barnard
Second Judicial District
State of
County of Weld
South Platte River
Nebraska
Cache la Poudre
Weld
State of Colorado
Platte and Beaver Improvement Company
H. N. Haynes
Christian A. Bennett
G.W. Warner
Fort Morgan
Ebb and Taylor
Sterling
C. A. Bennett
Sai Sterling
City of
Christian A, Bennett
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