Democratic ticket praised in Cheyenne county race
The article lauds the Democratic ticket in Laramie County led by William Jennings Bryan with candidates for congress and county offices. It highlights legislators and local leaders from Cheyenne and Wheatland, praising character, enterprise, and commitment to square dealing for labor and citizens amid a growing city.
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Democratic Party
Caramie County
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
John H. Ward
Ulata County
Andrew McMicken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Ig Horn County
Hayden’ M. White
Congress
5S. G. Hopkins
Senate
Wyoming
W. B. Ross
Laramie
Oficeholders
Jol D. Clark
W. A. Bartlett
R. B. Henke
T. J. Carroll
Wheatland
J. EB. Boyle
A. J. Briggs
Hartville
Ed. L. Patrick
Patrick
J. H. Dillman
Cheyenne
Wcight
J. E. Cameron
Torrington
J.L. Jordon
Jordon Station
Lewallen Hughes
Shaver
Albany
Jared Moore
Luke Voorhees
Ku. P.taylor
C. J. Rigdon
William Storey
Laramie County
William Duistos
Pine Bluffs
Portraits of local officials and labor politics described
The text lists candidates for justice of the peace and constables in Cheyenne, noting William McQuinn and T. J. Shaughnessy as contenders with veteran credentials. It also references Patrick Green and Hugh Callahan as constable nominees and discusses Walter Wellman’s Labor's Great Struggle article on labor’s pivotal role and risks in national politics.
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Ber
Nustice of the Peace
First Pre Orner
William McQinn
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Second Precinct
T. J. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Patrick Green
Hugh Callahan
LABOR
Walter Wellman
The
Record- Herald
Taft
John Burns
House of Commons
Gompers
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Bryan Defends Workingmen Against Beggar Label
The report misstates Bryan as calling workingmen beggars. He protested against being labeled as opposing veterans and against slurring war heroes, asserting they demand justice rather than charity or pity. Honest Republican papers, including the Omaha Bee, support Bryan against the misrepresentation.
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Hearst
Bryan
Mke
Republican
Omaha Bee
Weryan for the West Opposes Pinchot Forest Policy
The Lusk Herald argues Bryan will protect western land and stock interests. It claims Pinchot allies in Taft administration would extend forest reserves, harming Wyoming ranchers and alarming Comverse county stockmen with new bureaucratic jobs.
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Weryan
Bryan
Wyoming
Pinchot
Taft
Comverse County
Lusk Herald
Opera and theater news from unknown sources
Fragmentary text mentions opera and theatre participants and attire but lacks clear names or events to identify a specific incident or outcome. The readable content suggests discussion of new opera works or productions without concrete details.
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Frank I. Johnston
Johnston
Prank F. Stanton
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Thre. O'Neil
Opera
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Kabishgafe
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J. Bovee
Thomes Street
S. P. Stevenson
West Seventeenth
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
State Senate
G. Hopkins
House of Representatives
BR. BE. Henke
J. D. Clark
J. B. Boyle
BE. L. Patrick
J. H.dillman
L. Jordan
Underwood
L. Hughes
P. Taylor
L. Rigdon
A.B. Bartlett
Wiliam Stordy
William Duneston
Fye & Lapash
W. Seventeenth St
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Hanna Coal
Wyoming Fuel & Feed
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