Splendid Republican Ticket Favored by Laramie County
The Republican convention in Laramie County presents a strong, representative ticket with new blood and seasoned leaders. Sheriff candidate A. D. Kelley is intrepid and popular, county clerk Ira Fredendall shows proven fitness, while county commissioners nominees are George W. M. Nt. Keefe and Dr. John F. Carey, all noted as large taxpayers and capable public servants.
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Laramie County
A. D. Kelley
Ira Fredendall
George W. M. Nt. Keefe
John F. Carey
Wyoming
H. M. Bennett
Saratoga
Hachins
Albany County
Senate
David Hickey
D.H. Beese
House
T. H. Mead
Wm. Roth
John Trovell
W. H. Frazee
Perry Bickford
John W. Gray
T. J. Dayton
J. R. Brophy Jattorney
L. D. Pease
George Berner
John W.W. Connor
Robert Marsh
N. C. Peterson
J. ¥. Cowhick
John Charles ‘Thompson
Kentucky
Sayer
Tate
Local Republican Ticket Nominated for County Offices
The convention selected George W. Hoyt for commissioner and John K. Jeffrey for tax collector and treasurer. Ed F. Stahle, Estelle Reel, J. M. Davidson, Mark Martin, Samuel Atkinson, D. E. Brown, and nominees for justice and constable filled key posts. The Sun urges Republicans to unite and vote September 11 to ensure progress.
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George W. Hoyt
Laramie County
John K. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Ed. F. Stahle
Estelle Reel
Cheyenne
J. M. Davidson
Mark Martin
Samuel Atkinson
Sam
D.E. Brown
Brown
W. P. Carroll
Wm. F. Lee
Judge Corn Speech Sparks Republican Duty and Democrat Warn
A political clash follows Judge Corn's remarks with Republicans wary of more sore spots and Democrats inviting a pre election trip to Utah if he speaks as foolishly as at Laramie City.
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Judge Corn
Laramie City
Utah
Republicans on Top in Contested Ticket Plan
The article reviews a Republican ticket field with familiar names like John Charles Thompson and Gibson Clark and notes divisions within the party. It criticizes leaders for relying on a straight ticket label and argues Western Democrats resist such tactics.
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John Charles Thompson
Gibson Clark
T. Dyer
A. H. Reel
Colin Hunter
L. R. Bresnahan
A. C. Snyder
George Masten
All Lovely in Converse County Heading for Unity
A telegram from De Forest Richards signals Republican unity in Converse County. The county ticket, backed by leaders and voters, is described as harmonious and ready to win by a handsome majority. The Sun predicts Democrats will face loss without W C Irvine and urges acknowledgment of the coming campaign outcome.
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United States Senate
Wyoming
Sun
de Forest Richards
Converse County
Douglas
Richards
W.C
Irvine
the Sun
Democrats
H. G. Hay
Colin Hunter
A. H. Rees
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Laramie
Tae Sum
Judge Corn
Uinta County
Utah
Newcastle
Cheyenne Republican Faction-eyed State Treasurer Post
The article notes a looming Republican dispute over state treasurership with Otto Gramm a leading candidate but party chiefs opposing an outside choice from Cheyenne. It mentions Banker Hay as favored by some for the office and teases a possible clash that may not materialize per Tus Sun.
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Otto Gramm
Cheyenne
Hay
Tus Sun
Republic
Republican leadership schism over state treasurer candidate
The Cheyenne view centers on Otto Gramm as a likely candidate with no expected local opposition. It notes Mr. Hay will not pursue the treasurership or any other office, and counters claims that bosses oppose a non Cheyenne man handling state funds. What next.
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Otto Gramm
Cheyenne
Hay
Albany county remark dampens democrat hopes
At the Albany county democratic convention Wm. H. Holliday warned that the election of senators from Wyoming depends on Albany County. He noted Republicans usually carry Albany County by a large margin, rendering Democrats’ prospects in the legislature bleak.
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Albany County
Wm. H. Holliday
Wyoming
Cleveland Campbell clash over national treasury surplus
Article rebukes A C Campbell for claiming the US treasury surplus was wiped out. It notes a remaining fifty million dollar surplus to be used for bond purchases, reducing debt, and criticizes Cleveland's influence on monetary policy and silver remonetization.
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Cleveland
Campbell
A. C. Campbell
Republican Party
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Sherman
Wall Street
Wyoming Democratic Clash and Republican Gains in Albany County
A rough editorial recounts political feuding in Wyoming with attacks on Cleveland era policies, highlighting suppression of cattle industry rivals, party defections, and upcoming conventions. It notes Albany county tickets, reported endorsements, and the shift of some Democrats toward the Republican camp as the state leans into the election season.
Wyoming Democrats face opposition to statewide nominations
The Cheyenne cabal’s bid for all state officer nominations draws resistance from other Wyoming counties. Albany county plans to run Wm. H. Holliday for governor, and Uinta county may also field a candidate.
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Cheyenne Democratic Cabal
Wyoming
Albany County
Wm. H. Holliday
Uinta County
Senator Wilson Comments on Currency System Critique
Senator Wilson of Town notes that Democrats in 1861 left the country with a deplorable money situation while in 1884 Republicans are credited with restoring a stable currency, claiming the nation then possessed the best system of currency on earth.
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Wilson
Town
Wyoming Voter Tax Registration Begins Next Tuesday
The tax registration of voters in Wyoming will commence next Tuesday and continue for five days, officials said. Eligible residents must submit required documents during the five day period.
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Wyoming
Election Law Copies Limited to Applicants
Tax county clerks of the state offer a limited number of copies of the election law to applicants. Every citizen should study the law until he thoroughly understands it.
County Delegations to State Conventions Set for Cheyenne
Aupany county will send full delegations to both the Republican and Democratic state conventions in Cheyenne next Monday.
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Aupany County
Cheyenne
Glass Works Shutdown Causes Sought by Local Papers
The Laramie Boomerang notes public curiosity about why the local glass works ceased operations. It calls for a contemporary to provide a full explanation of the underlying reasons and context.
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Laramie
Lanamis's Daily Set to Debut This Afternoon
Lanamis's new daily is expected to appear this afternoon after a brief delay caused by late material. The paper's arrival was hindered by missing components.
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Lanamis
Knight Likely Republican Nominee in Third Judicial District
Jesse Knight of Evanston is likely the Republican candidate for judge in the Third judicial district. In Converse county Republicans nominated John Williams for sheriff Carl M Garver for clerk Sam Slaymaker for assessor and Robert Greene for the remaining post.
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Jesse Knight
Evanston
Converse County
John Williams
Carl M. Garver
Sam Slaymaker
Robert Greene
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M. Wassermann
George East
C. W. Sweet
Ira L, Fredendall
M. P. Keefe
J. F. Carey
Estelle Rees
F. Stahle
J. E. Tuttle
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W. F. Lee
T. A. Douglas
C. F. Degenmark
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Thomas Moonlight
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John Storrle
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