Colorado Proposal for State Debt Amendment
The proposed amendment to the Colorado Constitution limits state debt to public buildings and war defense plus a defined loan authority of 1.2 million dollars. It specifies debt limits, interest rates, and allocation of accrued interests to public schools with detailed warrants and prior obligations. The measure outlines voter wording and reporting, with the date and seal indicating official submission in Denver on August 3, 1806.
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Wendy
Colorado
Caloa
United States
Aheir
Anid
State of
Denver
Demands of fusion and fear for the pie in Colorado politics
A Denver era political column argues the Democrats fuse with Populists independents and others to control patronage. It warns silver Republicans of being left out as Teller supporters seek alliances, while denoting dirty proxies and a split Republican path toward a September 30 convention in Colorado Springs.
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Teller
Senate
Chicago
Colorado
McKinley
Bryan
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
Denver
C. M. Corlett
J. H. Reidman
Saguache County
S. R. Hitchcock
Costilla County
Richard Bread, Jr
W. D. Todd
Colorado Springs
To Republican Voters in Denver Letter to the Editor
A 1896 Denver letter to the editor discusses controversy in the Republican state central committee. The writer defends the meeting’s regularity and legality and urges voters to consider the facts presented.
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Denver
GoLo
Taamar Reoriter
Dear Sre
Republican State Central Committee
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Ietty
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Goodale
VW. Reed
First National Bank
F. Milton Friend
Gurcgeor
Court House Lamar
Letand
CG. C. Goodale
Lamar, Coronapo
Goodale Building
J. K. Doughty
Cononano
Dreacon
H. Frybarger
Carlton
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Mary E. Goodale
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