In the tumultuous political climate of early 20th century Denver, Special Officer Stuart K. Harvey, a male, became a casualty of the very system he was sworn to protect. On a tense election day, November 6, 1900, the city was a powder keg of political rivalry, with the Republican sheriff's department and the Democratic police department locked in a bitter struggle for control. The air was thick with anticipation of violence, a premonition that would tragically materialize at a polling station wh
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