Wyoming Republicans Platform Defends Statehood and Labor
The Wyoming Republican platform praises statehood achieved in 1890 and denounces Democratic opposition. It endorses protection for American labor, anti Chinese labor measures, silver coinage, and territorial development. Judge Carey delivers a fiery rally speech urging a vigorous campaign and party unity.
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Wyoming
Territory
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Democrats
Great Britain
Lyrasa
Europa
Republican Congress
Weeten States
Warren Campaign Speech at Wyoming Ratification Meeting
A Wyoming rally promotes a results driven campaign led by Francis E Warren. The speaker contrasts Warren with Democratic rivals and denounces their pledges while praising Warren's early life, resilience, and rise from poverty to become a leading Wyoming figure amid intense applause.
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Republican Party
United States
Francis E. Warren
Pennsylvania
Gen. Banks
Fort Pillow
Grant
Vicksburg
Enemie
F E. Warren
Massachusetts
Illinois
Wyoming
Cheyenne
George W. Baxter
George T. Beck
Congress
Blackburn
Kentucky
Corn
Statehood
Washington
Opera
Wyoming and Nebraska Irrigation Company Incorporation Filed
The Wyoming and Nebraska Irrigation and Water Supply company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state with capital stock of 800000 dollars. Directors are F B Koen W B Lawrance H P Myton and E C Hawkins. Business offices in Cheyenne Gering Nebraska and Denver. Water to be drawn from the North Platte with a canal fifty feet wide at the bottom and seventy five feet at water line. The Bessemer hot springs are to be improved for visitors with a hotel andBaths for the disabled.
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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 Praises Republican Silver Legislation
The Boomerang editorial lauds the silver bill as a republican achievement. It argues the measure will benefit western producers and the broader economy by strengthening currency and aiding farmers like corn, wheat, and oats farmers, despite partisan bias.
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West
Wyoming suffrage debate and repeal impact on vote claim
The Sentinel notes critics claim Democratic lawmakers granted Wyoming women the vote, but later repeal attempts under John A. Campbell failed by a narrow margin. The piece argues the Democrats cannot claim sole credit for women’s suffrage in Wyoming or Congress and reflects on subsequent political moves.
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J.Y. Cowhick
Hayford
the Presbyterian
Wyoming
the Sentinel
Democratic Party
Gret
Tmj
Ornor
John A. Campbell
Congress
Harmony at Sweetwater Republican Convention
The Rock Springs Independent reports a harmonious Sweetwater county Republican convention with all proceedings pleasant. It notes sharp nomination contests, with defeated candidates receiving strong miner support at the polls.
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Sweetwater
Rock Springs
Moonlight Would Have Been Wyoming Governor Candidate
The Laramie Sentinel criticizes Moonlight for not remaining in politics. It says he would have been a capital candidate for governor and notes the democratic ticket including 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 For State Convention
Republicans selected a capable Albany county delegation to represent the party at the first state convention. Sentiment among voters shows trust in their leadership and enthusiasm for actions that advance party goals. The text also notes expectations the delegation will act in the best interests of party supporters and oppose Democratic elements.
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Albany County
Lusk Herald and Douglas Budget Note Confusion
A Douglas Budget report notes a 490 loan used by the Democratic county committee to retire certain notes held by J. K. Calkins. Calkins once owned a half interest in the Lusk Herald, sold to Nat Baker, and the funds may have covered notes tied to local assets and the Dems.
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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 Convention Nominates State and County Candidates
The Uinta County organization met in Evanston on Thursday and placed in nomination candidates for state and county offices. The gathering was described as vigorous, hearty, and harmonious with a sense of unity and purpose for forthcoming elections.
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Ee the Penddinaaner
Uinta County
Evanston
Ferhe
Ted
Will
County End Ends with Broad Support for Ticket
The article notes a broad set of interests backing the ticket overall. It emphasizes not to be careless in helping more and asserts the ticket is worthy of Kentucky support.
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County End
Eileen
Crook County Republicans Claim Victory in September Election
The Crook County Republicans praise their ticket as strong and destined to win on September 11, 1890. They note only two contested votes in the convention, the rest chosen by acclamation, and they warn other parties not to field a ticket in Crook County.
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State Central Committee
State
Judiciary
Messrs
Potter
Groesbeck
Jesurun
Hebard
Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Judge Carey
Annale
Wyoming
Gar Stone Pomney
Sundance
Crook County
Weston County Republicans Name County Ticket
The Newcastle Journal reports a Weston county Republican ticket chosen last Saturday by delegates. The slate lists prominent, honest and able representatives of progressive Republicans with strong county interest backing the ticket.
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Weston County
Newcastle Journal
Ludin's Mud Singing Editorial Sparks Wyoming Debate
The Zyre praises the Uinta Chieftain for publishing remarks on a Laramie Sentinel article. The note highlights a call for thoughtful argument by the intelligent women of the region and invites readers to consider the resort of debate on the issue.
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Ludin
Uinta Chieftain
Laramie Sentinel
Railroad Fines and Fire Dangers on Wyoming Division
The Rock Springs Independent reports frequent fires on the Union Pacific Wyoming division caused by slack burners and Dana coal. Sparks from Dana coal ignite cars, water tanks, and debris, prompting warnings that the company should burn Rock Springs coal to reduce blazes and improve fire control.
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Bard
Dana
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Rock Springs Coal
George T Beck Buys Interest in Sheridan Enterprise
George T Beck has acquired an interest in the Sheridan Enterprise and is welcomed into journalism. The move signals a new phase for the paper as he faces challenging times and future ventures amid a rough sea of industry changes.
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George T. Beck
Iim
Sheridan Enterprise
George
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