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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1891
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune invites short letters from readers across Colorado and beyond on political affairs and public questions. Comments are encouraged and opinions are welcomed, with anonymous submissions not considered.
The essay denounces Adams County division plans and Weld County breakup proposals, arguing twelve thousand residents would fare better with current lines. It warns Republicans to disengage and predicts Adams County may pass, noting past divisions harmed Weld and politics.
A Denver Times commentary laments rising disorder in four states and national legislative strife while praising Australian ballot reform efforts. It notes Kansas Alliance gains and warns of future upheaval, urging merged reform bills and prudent fiscal limits amid irrigation debate.
The sudden death of Secretary of the Treasury Windom occurred during a Board of Trade and Transportation dinner at Delmonico's in New York. Witnesses describe his collapse as doctors attempted resuscitation with electric shocks, but he died at 10 10 p.m. The event prompted immediate adjournment of the meeting.
The body schedules bills on state employes salaries, new Adams county creation with Platteville as a seat, and railroad fare rules. Senate also funds the Greeley Normal school via a mill tax, while a two congressional district split appears likely, favoring a Republican majority. The week centers on bills before time limits and jury selection delays in Millington.
Judge Amos Steck urged equal protection under law for all workers and proposed referring a women suffrage petition to a special committee. The Fort Lupton Cyclone changes hands as John H. Farrar sells to W. G. Winbourn and moves to Denver to enter real estate.
Lisson February 2 report notes monarchist chiefs volunteer to aid the government. Oporto endures a month long siege with twenty killed in Saturday's fighting. The government moved officers to other regiments amid unrest and the imprisonment of Republica Portugia hastened the outbreak.
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