Wyoming Republicans Celebrate Statehood Platform Strength
The Wyoming Republican platform praises statehood achieved in 1890, protective tariffs, and anti Chinese labor policy. It lauds Governor Warren and Harrison administration records, endorses enfranchisement for women, and pledges steady support for western development and immigration controls. Judge Carey delivers a landmark campaign speech praising Republican progress.
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West
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Harrison
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
Congress
Republican Party
Union
S. H. Frnnrock
Congres N. Potter
Campaign of Results and Not Words in Wyoming Rally
A Wyoming ratification meeting frames the campaign as action driven. Francis E Warren is praised for battlefield sacrifice and state leadership, while critics George W Baxter and Democratic rivals are invoked to contrast virtues and alleged pledges. The speaker vows a decisive victory amid public applause and fervent support.
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State Central Committee
State
Judiciary
Messrs
Potter
Groesbeck
Jesurun
Hebard
Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Judge Carey
Annale
Wyoming
Republican Party
United States
Francis E. Warren
Pennsylvania
Gen. Banks
Fort Pillow
Grant
Vicksburg
Enemie
F E. Warren
Massachusetts
Illinois
Cheyenne
George W. Baxter
George T. Beck
Congress
Blackburn
Kentucky
Corn
Statehood
Washington
Opera
Water and irrigation firm formed in Cheyenne and Denver
The Wyoming and Nebraska Irrigation and Water Supply Co filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state for an $800 000 capital stock. Directors named include F B Koen W B Lawrance H P Myton and E C Hawkins with offices in Cheyenne Gering Neb and Denver Colo. The canal will source water from the North Platte with a headgate in section 16 township 4 range 61 west Laramie County. The canal design spans through Nebraska counties Scottsbluff Sioux Box Butte and Cheyenne and across the Wyoming Nebraska line. The Bessemer Hot Springs project plans improvements and a hotel and bath facilities for visitors. the springs already purchased.
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Wrewne
Wyoming and Nebraska Irrigation and Water Supply Company
Secretary of State
F. B. Koen
W. B. Lawrance
H. P. Myton
E.C. Hawkins
Cheyenne
Gering
Neb
Denver
Colo
North Platte River
Laramie Cow Wye
Wyoming
Nebraska
Scotts Bluffs
Sioux, Box Butte
Boomerang Press Praises Silver Legislation in Republican Move
The Boomerang editorial lauds the silver bill as a Republican achievement and argues its wide benefits for the west and producers. It claims the act supports farmers and workers, asserting it would merit national gratitude for Congress actions.
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West
Suffrage Debate in Wyoming and Political Fallout
The Sentinel notes editor correction by Rev. J Y Cowhick on equal suffrage history in Wyoming. It argues the Democratic party led the suffrage law in the legislature but election results showed a Democratic collapse among voters yet the party kept a majority and repealed the act. The piece contends no party can claim the women’s vote based on Wyoming’s experience.
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J.Y. Cowhick
Hayford
the Presbyterian
Wyoming
the Sentinel
Democratic Party
Gret
Tmj
Ornor
John A. Campbell
Congress
Sweetwater Republican Convention Report Passes Quietly
The Rock Springs Independent notes the Sweetwater convention was harmonious and orderly with all proceedings smooth. It predicts miners will deliver strong support to the defeated candidates in contests for nomination.
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Sweetwater
Rock Springs
Moonlight Departure Shakes Wyoming Democratic Ticket
The Laramie Sentinel says Governor Moonlight should have stayed for Wyoming democracy. His absence leaves a typical ticket headed by Moonlight with Corn Shanson Saufley and John Thompson.
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Moonlight
The
Laramie Sentinel
Wyoming
Corn
Shanson
Saufley
John Thompson
Republicans Name Albany County Delegation to State Convention
The text praises the Republican delegation from Albany county as fit representatives for the state convention. It highlights enthusiasm and loyalty to party principles and suggests voters should support their choice for the benefit of the party and constituents.
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Albany County
Lusk Herald notes repayment details reveal political loan use
The Douglas Budget reports that part of a 490 dollar loan, obtained by the Democratic county committee, was used to retire notes held by J. K. Calkins. Calkins—once a half owner of the Lusk Herald—sold his interest to Nat Baker, and the notes covered a portion of the loan and the associated assets. The piece hints at further actions by local Democrats regarding the Lusk Herald and related properties.
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Lusk Herald
Douglas
Democratic County Central Committee
J. K. Calkins
Calkins
Lusk A Herald
Nat Baker
Democrate
Lusk Meneld
Eptor
Mr. Marcone
Democr County
Uinta County Nomination Meeting Selections Emphasize Harmony
The Uinta county convention met in Evanston on Thursday and, by its representatives, placed in nomination candidates for state and county offices. The body was described as vigorous, hearty and harmonious, with strong support for the chosen slate and a confident outlook for the party.
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Ee the Penddinaaner
Uinta County
Evanston
Ferhe
Ted
Will
Local voter's note on ticket's overall merit
Fragmentary text discusses county end interests and cautions against carelessness in evaluating the ticket's worthiness for Kenty support. It hints at opinions on who benefits and how to judge the ensemble's value for voters.
Republicans of Crook county court an electoral victory ahead
Crook county Republicans present a ticket they claim will win on September 11, 1890. They praise the convention results with few contested votes and say other parties have no chance to field a ticket in Crook county.
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Gar Stone Pomney
Sundance
Crook County
Weston County Republican Ticket Praised in Newcastle Journal
The Newcastle Journal notes Weston County Republicans selected a slate lastSaturday featuring prominent, honest and capable representatives of progressive Republicanism. Delegates approved the ticket amid claims of countywide support and a strong, united effort.
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Weston County
Newcastle Journal
Ludin's Mud Singing Sparks Editorial Response
The Zyre thanks the Uinta Chieftain for publishing its remarks on a Laramie Sentinel article. The Intelligent women of the region receive the commentary as a bold resort of argument.
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Ludin
Uinta Chieftain
Laramie Sentinel
Rail fires plague Wyoming division of Union Pacific
The Rock Springs Independent reports frequent railroad fires on the Wyoming division caused by slack burners and Dana coal. Sparks from Dana coal ignite on high winds or moving trains, often burning cars or water tanks. Officials may cut back on Dana coal or improve consumption to curb blazes.
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Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Dana
Rock Springs Coal
George T Beck Buys Interest in Sheridan Enterprise
George T Beck has purchased an interest in the Sheridan Enterprise and will be regarded as a newspaper man. The note says he is welcomed into journalism and faces treacherous seas ahead amid storms and rocks, with promising ventures on the horizon.
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George T. Beck
Iim
Sheridan Enterprise
George
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