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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1890

Page

7

Republican Rally in Wyoming Capital Packs Opera House

A Republican ratification meeting at the Opera House drew vast crowds in Wyoming’s capital, featuring speeches by J. M. Davidson Judge H. V. Groesbeck R. H. Scott and Joseph M. Carey. Carey’s address attacked Democratic charges while praising the Republican policy on tariffs debt and revenue, with lively Union Pacific Band music and strong public support.

Opera House Wyoming Union Pacific Band A Aa Coil Salt George W. Hoyt Hom J. M. Davidson H. V. 3. Groesbeck Laramie R. H. Scott Req Sundance Joseph M. Carey Laramie County Groesbeck Judge Carey George Baxter

Wyoming Ballot Debate Promotes Tariff and Immigration

A speaker denounces Baxter’s platform as pro free trade and immigration while praising the Republican tariff as vital to Wyoming's growth. He argues the Union must maintain strong federal power to reform South and defend elections against mob pressure seen in Mississippi.

Wyoming Speech Attacks Democrats Over Suffrage and Fraud

The speaker condemns Democratic efforts to restrict voting and recounts historical fights over woman suffrage in Wyoming. He defends Republican reforms and attacks Governor Baxter and Democrats, urging voters to scrutinize party tickets and condemning perceived abuses by the opposition. The address cites Indiana and New York fraud concerns and warns of a renewed reform push across the state.

Democratic Party of the New York City Cleveland Aditadatre Baxter United States Treasury Grover Cleveland Arthur Harrison Fairchild Treasury Cleve United States Secretary of the Treasury Republican Party Louisiana Maine Wyoming Buchanan Democratic Party Great Britain Belgium Great West West Congress Congress of the United States Ohio Mississippi Jackson South Ison Cincinnati Geo. W. Baxter F. E Quay Dudley Indiana George W. Baxter Campbell Washington Tennessee Springer Gen. Yates Alabama Gov. Baxter Judge Corn F. BE. Warren Ubis Carey Wyngerea Oomerang

Selecting Leaders by Past Records Not Promises

Citizens will judge candidates by their past deeds rather than future pledges. The call echoes a demand for accountability and proven performance in public service.

Political Debate and Historic Gripes Over Wyoming Statehood

A Wyoming periodical rebukes rival views over pension costs and democratic loyalty. It corrects misattributions about Judge Conaway’s nomination and recalls party contention around Wyoming statehood, noting veterans’ pensions and bondholder wealth amid partisan rhetoric.

Gold Discoveries At Tongue River Spark Regional Stampede

Reports from Lander, Tongue River head, and nearby towns describe rich placer gold discoveries driving a regional rush. Sheridan Enterprise notes feverish excitement with daily earnings claimed up to 25 dollars per man, while water scarcity limits mining efforts and prompts large outlays for water transport.

Lander Rocky Mountain Colorado California Wyoming Atlantic City Tongue River Sheridan Enterprise Dayton Sheridan D. F. Hickey al Cooper J. B. Smith Noah Pickering C. H. Thurmond A. B. Innis

Wyoming Republican Rally Hails Ticket Victory on September 7 1890

The convention backed ticket is expected to receive strong party support and win on September 7, 1890. Cheers rise for Wyoming and for the Republican banner at state county and precinct levels.

Wyoming Rawlins

Democratic Money and Natrona County Registration Appeal

A fragment urges voters in Natrona County to remember political corruption tied to money in the democratic process. It stresses the importance of registering to vote, warning that the upcoming election hinges on informed participation. Ends with a call to register within four days.

Casper Mall Natrona County Ome

Wyoming Suffrage Pioneer State Praised Worldwide

Harper's Magazine highlights Wyoming as the first true republic to grant women equal suffrage. Colonel Higginson lauds its constitutional achievement as a century event, noting its vast area and future impact on self governing powers and gender rights.

Wyoming T. W. Higginson Harper's Razor Atlantic Atlantic Monthly Congress Commonwealth England New York New England New Jersey Delaware Maryland Italy Ireland Ellington Waterloo

Republicans Nominate County Ticket Roster

Special Dispatch from Rawls Aug 9 reports Carbon County Republicans naming a full slate for state senate and county offices including F O Williams F Chattenter for state seats A M Startzel John F Hittle L G Davis Louis Johnson W F Dunn for sheriff F A Hadsel for county clerk B S Ross for district court clerk D L Dunlap for treasurer D L Rusk for attorney D H Craig for surveyor J M Stennett for superintendent of schools Mrs Jennings for assessor T Ames for road supervisor J C Brewer for coroner A F Thode for commissioners A T Corlett R A Smiley M Quealy The ticket is all right and will get there.

The Sun Rawls Republicans Today F. O. Williams F. Chattenter House A. M. Startzel John F. Hittle L. G. Davis Louis Johnson W. F. Dunn F. A. Hadsel B.S. Ross District Court D. L. Dunlap D. L. Rusk

Cheyenne Rakes In Rail Mail Clerks Growth

Cheyenne has become a major headquarters for the railway postal service with Captain J. H. Nichols directing a growing staff. Sixty nine clerks are based there with $50,000 in annual salaries and added clerks arriving to serve Cheyenne to Montpelier Idaho.

Cheyenne Railway Postal Service Department J. H. Nichols Montpelier Idaho Green River Huntington Ore Ogden West Division Denver Nichols Chicago United States

Green goods swindle trio arrested over Harrison case

An attempt to swindle Russell B. Harrison, son of the president, using the green goods game led to the arrest of Charles Morton, Joseph Barnard, and James J. Daly. They are jailed on 2500 bail each after a nationwide circular prompted by Russell Harrison and a Post Office Inspector Rathbone.

New York Russell B. Harrison Charles Morton Oseph Barnard James J. Daly Russell Harrison Post Office Rathboine R. DB. Clarrison Telena, Mont

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Republican Rally Messrs. Carey, Boott, Grogabeck, Davidson Arepublican Party John McDonald Sweetwater Judge Conaway Supreme Bench John Hartney Tir Sun the Mountaineer Lander Mountaineer Republican Congress Democratic Carbon County City Hall
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