Wyoming and Oklahoma policy clash in G.O.P. defense
A Sun editorial rebuts the Leader’s critique of home rule in territories. It defends Republican governance from Arthur through Harrison, praises Wyoming and Oklahoma moves toward self government, and challenges Democratic critiques of territorial appointments and policy.
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Oklahoma
M. Tt
Arthur
Blaine
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Zegder
Democrats of
Wyoming
George
Cleveland
Sparkes
Moonlight
Shannon
Pie
The
Sun
Democratic Party
Tae Sun
Republican Party
Open Meetings Defend Republican Values in West
A statement proclaims open doors at Republican gatherings and welcomes Democrats. It vows resistance to a southern system and rejects dictation by a plotting cabal, framing it as freedom in the West.
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Republican Party
West
Mountaineer pen to be used by Judge Corn’s Evanston organ
Juoce Corn, admirer of Ludin of Lander, has secured the vile pen that made the Mountaineer infamous for his Evanston judge’s newspaper. It will soon feature with Me and F. E. and be copied by the Leader.
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Juoce Corn
Ludin of
Lander
Mountaineer
Judge Corn
Evanston
F. E
Laramie
Leader Attacks Statehood Coverage Sparks Reader Outcry
A Wyoming debate piece condemns the Leader for flimsy editorialism and partisan tricks. It criticizes alleged inaccuracies about statehood supporters like Van Devanter and Dongelmann and urges readers to seek newspapers grounded in facts.
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Leader
Warren
Grant
Keefe
Wyoming
J. W. Meldrum
Justice van Devanter
Dongelmann
Campaign Shot Deduced Policy Debate on Wet Advantage
A political note argues that protection policy benefits the Weet more than the wet, describing a strategic angle in the campaign discourse. The fragment implies a critique of policy favoritism amid contested positions.
Wyoming Leader mocks party split in campaign remarks
A Wyoming Leader editorial mocks Democratic infighting and criticizes Judge Carey and Judge Corn speeches at Laramie and Cheyenne. It notes J. C. Baird’s exit from the Democratic Party and reports Republicans in last night primaries energizing youth.
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Judge Carey
Laramie
The Republican Tariff Defends Protective Policy
The Bundance Republican argues the republican tariff system reassures working men and will gain support after the McKinley bill becomes law. It asserts that democratic attacks on protection fail to sway voters and affirm loyalty to a party that protects U S industries and home labor.
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United States
Campaign Edition News for Sem- Weekly Sun Subscribers
During the campaign a Sem- Weekly Sun edition will replace the weekly issue until September 11. Subscriptions will receive fresher news in lieu of the usual edition, and readers are assured the change will be satisfactory.
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Sun
Carey at Laramie Promotes Wyoming Statehood Vision
Mayor Peabody introduces J. M. Carey to a large Laramie audience at Mannerchor hall. Carey and Judge Carey praise Wyoming statehood, argue against sectional prejudice, and recount steps toward admission while citing Judge Corn’s speech What Victory Means from the Laramie Boomerang. The gathering includes notable figures such as Edward Ivinson and J. W. Hoyt as the state moves toward self rule.
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Mannerchor Hall
Laramie
J. M. Carey
Washington
Wyoming
Peabody
Carey
Edward Ivinson
J. W. Hoyt
I. P. Caldwell
Meldrum
N. F. Spicer
Judge Carey
Albany County
California
West Virginia
Fetterman
Cheyenne
Judge Corn
Holcomb
Congress
Congressman Baker
New York
Platton Conneticut
Platt
Judge
Wyoming Statehood Supporter Echoes Wide West Victory
Judge Carey argues Wyoming statehood proves value of western representation and cites silver coinage politics and Fort Sanders reservations. He praises small-state influence, recalls opposition to reservations, and lauds women voters. He credits Baker and Conn between Platt and Conneticut for backing Wyoming.
Can a Woman in Wyormley Be a Democrat
A satirical piece questions whether women can join the Democrat party, comparing marriage, divorce, and political identity. It muses on the fate of Democrats in rural and western regions, suggesting the party lacks a role in modern life. It uses humorous and sharp social critique of party alignment and regional politics.
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Wyormley
New
West
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Democratic
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Cowan
Nebraska
Buckalew
Senate
State University
United States Penitentiary
Glenrock
Fort Fetterman Hay Reservation
Deer Creek
Fort Sanders
William Andrew Jackson Sparks
Sparks
Union Pacific
House
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Fetterman Day Reservation
Brekory Eli
Scott
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