Democratic Campaigns of 1864 and 1900
The piece contrasts Democratic campaigns in 1864 and 1900 with calls for peace terms and accusations against Lincoln and central government. It notes copperheads, wartime loyalties, and the claim many soldiers were Republicans, while criticizing Democrats for sympathy with enemies and disfavor toward expansion and development. It also includes brief Roosevelt-era notes on Wyoming politics and a miscellaneous, opinionated commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubiicans
Democratic Party
When Lincoln Was an Imperialist A Bryan Puzzle
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic views on imperial authority over Porto Rico and the Philippines, arguing constitutional followings of the flag versus nonstate status. It cites editorials from Chicago Times Herald and Indianapolis papers, tracing Bryan’s strategy, court questions, and imperial policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington Post
Bryan
Republicans
Democratic Congress
Presciet
Aguinoaldo
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Gavyan
Hoar
Mr. Bryan Wis
Spanish Treaty Came Up For Ratification Mr. Bryan
Bryan Kinwolf
Iemue
Lincoln as Caesar and anti imperialist echoes in 19th century debate
The Vilcago Herald contrasts Lincoln with a crown and accuses Democrats of citing Lincoln while avoiding imperialist charges from 1864. It urges using anti imperialist speeches from 1864 to challenge modern rhetoric, noting parallels with speeches condemning imperialism in 1504.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Caesar
Bryan
Thaea Herald
The Star Spangled Banner in Pekin debate
The Stars and Stripes are praised as beautiful and meaningful to Americans as a regiment passes Legation Street. Mr. G. B. Boutwell told an anti-imperialist convention in Indianapolis that the flag had no business in Pekin, while asserting China was right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Legation Street
Boutwell
Indianapolis
Pekin
China
Frontier Day bids sought for two day celebration privileges
The Frontier Day executive committees solicit bids for privileges on September 12 and 18 1900. Bids are invited for items including badge lemonade bicycle check official programme candy popcorn peanut restaurant weiner official souvenirs fruit and other privileges. Bids received until Tuesday evening September 4 1900. Sealed bids should be addressed to and marked Bids for Privileges at Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Cheyenne Iyo
Wyoming Sealed Bids for State Hospital Addition
Sealed bids are invited by the State Board of Charities and Reform of Wyoming for furnishing materials and completing an addition to the State Hospital for the Ingane at Evanston. Bids may be for entire work or portions with separate figures for stone brick carpenter heating and plumbing. A $200 certified check is required with each bid. The board may reject any bid. Plans are available at the board’s See. If’ Hose Block in Salt Lake City. Carnegie Library bids in Cheyenne are due by Sept 1 1900 at 2 PM for library building per Patton Fisher Miller plans with about $45000 in funds. Plans examined in Cheyenne or Chicago office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ingane
Evanston
See
Salt Lake of Ooper Eo
Richard
Carnegie Library
Wyo
Robert C. Morris
Carnegie Library Building Committee
Patton, Fiaher & Miller
Montauk Block
Chicago
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting for John Hunton Co
Notice is given that a meeting of the stockholders of John Hunton Company will be held in Room 12 Kept Block Cheyenne Wyoming at 10 a m September 15 1900 for the purpose of considering a proposition to dissolve said corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
John Hunton Company
Cheyenne
Wyo
Diavolge
Teopartiment of the Interior
Wyoming
Little Bear
Divorce Petition Notice From Wyoming Court
John F. Hoffman a nonresident faces a divorce petition in county court Wyoming. Respondents must answer by August 1 with Clerk Dietrick presiding. Attorney T Morton represents the petitioner. Also a separate recruitment ad seeks unmarried men for U S Army duties with a Cheyenne address for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hoffman
Golo Anne Huffinad
Wyoming
A. D
Dietrick Court
T. Morton
Pall Ghoe Arrivals Show New Fall Styles At Ferguson Street
New fall styles arrive daily at 1608 Ferguson Street showroom. Pall Ghoe announces fresh shipments of outfits including 7 our latest designs to be unveiled at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson’ Atreet
Notice of Timber Sale on Big Horn Forest Reserve
Government timber sale notice from Commissioner Binger Hermann announces cutting 1 168 000 feet of timber from the Big Horn Forest Reserve Wyoming. Bids must be at least $1 per thousand feet with a $400 deposit and full payment within 30 days after award. Timber to be marked, tops and refuse burned, no transport out of Wyoming, one year removal limit, potential bid rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hury
Big Horn Foren
Wyoming
Binger Hermann
Contested Land Entry in Cheyenne District 1900
David A Rogers of Patrick filed a contest in the Interior Department on July 30 1900 against John King over NE Sec 14 7 27 N 62 W alleging failure to break five acres in year one and to cultivate or plant in the following years. asserts abandonment due to army service and seeks adjudication under timber culture laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det of the Interior
United Fire
Cheyenne
Wyo
David A Rogers
Patrick
Lara
John King
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Keamal
U. m
Contest Notice for Land Claim in Cheyenne Wyoming
The United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming issues a contest notice filed July 19 1900 by Oscar Yod of Laramie County against Wilford J for land claimed under Nov 9 1894 entry for sections 14 and 1 4 Town 49 North Range 63 West with allegations of prior residence. Proceedings require evidence and return before the office with notices sent to Henry Starth estate. Additionally a publication announces letters of administration granted July 1900 with one year to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailipa
Oscar
Laramie
Wyo
Uog
W. Wood
Wilford J
Wyone
Henry Starth
Albert Chapman
Bank Officials Named in Historical Ledger Fragment
The fragment lists T. Brooks as President, G. B Abbott as Cashier, and 4. H. Loomis as Assistant Cashier, indicating the leadership lineup of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brooks
G. B Abbott
H. Loomis
United States Depository and Cheyenne Lat in Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text mentions capital stock and surplus with stray names and phrases. The readable items reference a United States depository, stock figures, and garbled lines about Shiro, Shirewalais, Orientable, a laundr y hint, and entities Cheyenne Lat in Latin, England and Roseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Depository
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Sun-Leader
K. A. Slack
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
A. E. Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
B. F. Cheeney
Frank W. Mondell
Kansas City
Noth
A. Slack
Cheyomin
Republican
Republican Party
Allvar
Rocky Mountain
Tiwee-Herald
Says & Lander
Philawe
Kelomon
Vonmetd
Kansan City
Cuba
Central
South America
Philadelphia
Preas
Abraham Lincoln
Indianapolis Sentinel
Bryno
Senthhe
Rome
Stanton
Hallock
Addie
Rowe
McKinney
Frontier
T. T. Tynan
Secy
U. B Army
Gutzene
Agoer, Hoom
Atlae Block
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Black & Clark, Holecale and
Retal
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Northern Tracke
Roedel’s
Effe Quick
Ottle
A. E. Roedel
CHE
Wm. Murphy
Rock Springs
HANNA
Boot and Shoe Shop
West Sixteenth Street
Paul Milatzo
OT West
Keefe & Bradley
Gheyenne
M. G. Hubbell
Maxwell
AL. Stook
Stockgrowers National Bank
Shiro
Shirewalais
England & Roseman
HS Joe
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