Splendid Republican Ticket in Laramie County
The Laramie county Republican convention submits a strong, representative ticket with new blood and capable, honest nominees. Sheriff candidate A. D. Kelley is energetic and popular. County clerk Ira Fredendall has proven his fitness after an overwhelming two year term. County commissioners nominees are George W. M. Nt. Keefe and Dr. John F. Carey, both large taxpayers.
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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
Wyoming Republican Convention Nominates County Ticket
The Wyoming Republican convention in Cheyenne nominates George W. Hoyt for county commissioner John K. Jeffrey for tax collector and treasurer Ed F. Stahle for assessor Estelle Reel for superintendent of schools J M Davidson for county attorney Mark Martin for county surveyor Samuel Atkinson for clerk of the court D E Brown for road supervisor W P Carroll and Wm F Lee for justices of the peace and two capable constables. The piece contrasts party strengths, warns of Democratic canards, and urges solid support for the Sept 11 vote.
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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 Political Clash Tradeoffs
If Judge Corn speaks again the Republicans fear backlash and sore spots. If his next speech is as foolish as the one at Laramie City the Democrats say he should preemptively take a trip to Utah before the election.
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Judge Corn
Laramie City
Utah
Republicans Hold a Ticket With Mixed Fortunes
The article reviews a Republican slate seen as flawed yet possessing some popular figures like John Charles Thompson and Gibson Clark. Names such as T. Dyer A. H. Reel Colin Hunter L. R. Bresnahan A. C. Snyder and George Masten appear. It critiques the party leadership and warns about reliance on a straight democratic label to win votes.
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John Charles Thompson
Gibson Clark
T. Dyer
A. H. Reel
Colin Hunter
L. R. Bresnahan
A. C. Snyder
George Masten
Converse County Republicans Unite Behind Ticket
A telegram from De Forest Richards signals unity for the Republican ticket in Converse County. The article disputes Democratic claims of a party feud and predicts a handsome GOP victory. It commends Mr. Irvine as a strong Democratic loss and pledges harmony among party leaders.
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de Forest Richards
Converse County
Douglas
Richards
W.C
Irvine
the Sun
Democrats
Turbulent Push for Wyoming State Treasurer Post Faces Rival Faction
A lively Republican clash is foretold over the state treasurership with Otto Gramm a strong challenger from Cheyenne. Republican bosses oppose an outside candidate and may press Banker Hay of Cheyenne for the office amid factional tensions.
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Otto Gramm
Cheyenne
Hay
Tus Sun
Republic
Cheyenne Faces Treas urership Debate At State Convention
The text notes Otto Gramm as a likely treasurer candidate with Cheyenne support and suggests no opposition there. It asserts that Hay will not seek the post and dismisses rumors of excluding Cheyenne by Republican bosses, asking what may come next.
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Otto Gramm
Cheyenne
Hay
Albany County Democratic Convention Echoes Heavy Albany Support
At the Albany county Democratic convention Wm. H. Holliday said that the election of Democratic or Republican senators from Wyoming will depend on Albany county's result. He noted Republicans always carry Albany county by a large margin, implying Democrats face a hopeless case if Albany county must carry them into the legislature.
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Albany County
Wm. H. Holliday
Wyoming
Politics of Surplus and Bond Purchases in 19th Century Treasury
A Cleveland and Campbell piece argues the U S treasury still holds a fifty million dollar surplus despite claims of total wipeout. It credits Secretary of the Treasury with bond purchases and cites President Cleveland and Senator Sherman on legal authority and monetary policy affecting silver, tariffs, and Western industry.
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Cleveland
Campbell
A. C. Campbell
Republican Party
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Sherman
Wall Street
Wyoming Democrats Rally Against Cleveland Misrule
The piece attacks the Cleveland administration, accusing it of provoking ruin for cattlemen and westeners through tax and policy changes. It highlights figures like A. C. Campbell and Tom Moonlight, notes party tensions in Albany and Laramie counties, and comments on upcoming Wyoming campaigns and conventions with emphasis on republican gains.
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Rocky Mountains
Cleveland
Sparks
Wyoming
Thomas Moonlight
Catte
West
A. C. Campbell
Campbell
George
Tom Moonlight
Wyoming counties resist cabal effort for state nominations
The Cheyenne democratic cabal aims to sweep nominations for state officers, but other parts of Wyoming oppose. Albany county plans a governor candidate in Wm. H. Holliday, while Uinta county may also field a candidate.
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Cheyenne Democratic Cabal
Wyoming
Albany County
Wm. H. Holliday
Uinta County
Senator Wilson Says Democrats Left Currency in Decline
Senator Wilson of Town contends that when Democrats lost power in 1861 the nation faced a deplorable money circulation. He argues that upon regain of power in 1884 Republicans left a stable currency system unmatched globally.
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Wilson
Town
Wyoming to Start Tax Registration of Voters Next Tuesday
Wyoming will begin voter tax registration next Tuesday and run for five days. The registration period aims to list eligible residents for upcoming elections and ensure compliance with local tax and voter records.
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Wyoming
Election Law Booklets Limited for County Clerks
County clerks have a limited supply of election law copies for applicants. Citizens should study the law thoroughly to understand its provisions and implications.
Aupany County to Send Delegations to State Conventions
Aupany county will send full delegations to both the republican and democratic state conventions, with events to be held in Cheyenne next Monday.
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Aupany County
Cheyenne
Glass works shutdown sparks questions in Laramie
A reader hints that everyone knows why the local glass works closed and asks a nearby colleague to share a fuller explanation of the causes, suggesting ongoing curiosity about the shutdown.
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Laramie
Lanamis's Daily Likely Debut This Afternoon
Lanamis's new daily is expected to appear this afternoon as a delay came from late delivery of key materials.
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Lanamis
Political contest narrows in Third Judicial district
Jesse Knight of Evanston appears likely the Republican nominee for judge in the Third judicial district. Converse county Republicans nominate John Williams for sheriff Carl M Garver for clerk Sam Slaymaker for assessor and Robert Greene for (unfinished text).
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Jesse Knight
Evanston
Converse County
John Williams
Carl M. Garver
Sam Slaymaker
Robert Greene
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Ae Slack
Republican County
Ohn
A. Riner
R. Schnitger
W. A. Robins
S. Merrill
WM. H. Richardson
Frank Bond
M. Wassermann
George East
C. W. Sweet
Ira L, Fredendall
M. P. Keefe
J. F. Carey
Estelle Rees
F. Stahle
J. E. Tuttle
Justices OF the Peace
W. F. Lee
T. A. Douglas
C. F. Degenmark
United States Senate
Sun
John Storrle
Charles A. Pollard
Carey
Warren
H. G. Hay
A. H. Rees
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Tae Sum
Newcastle
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