1. On April 26, 1901, the famous Colorado labor leader, Eugene V. Debs, gave a speech in Denver advocating for the rights of working-class citizens. Debs was a prominent socialist who advocated for fair wages and working conditions for workers across the country.

2. In 1912, the Colorado House of Representatives voted to legalize the dissolution of marriages on the grounds of "incompatibility of temperament." This was a revolutionary move for its time, as divorce was still heavily stigmatized in many parts of the country.

3. April 26, 1931, marked the dedication of the Colorado State Capitol building in Denver. The Capitol is a stunning example of neoclassical architecture and stands as a symbol of the state's rich history and culture.

4. On April 26, 1954, a devastating tornado struck the town of Limon, Colorado, killing six people and causing extensive damage to the town. This event is still remembered as one of the worst tornadoes in the state's history.

5. April 26, 1977, was an important day in the history of the Colorado Rockies baseball team, as it was the day that the team played its first home game at Mile High Stadium in Denver. Although the Rockies lost the game, the team went on to become a beloved fixture in Denver's sports scene.