Bravado challenges Warren and Osrey for joint debate
A circulated Cheyenne letter contains a challenge to Governor Warren and Judge Osrey for a joint public debate. Judge Carey replies explaining Warren’s need for rest but signals openness to engagement if Warren’s health permits. The exchange reflects Democratic and Republican tensions as campaigns unfold in the state.
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Gov. Warren
Judge Osrey
Cheyenne
Carey
Ieangonmesna
Ricwaa
Ion
Paterese
Carrah
Baxter
Knew
Warren
Goversies
Democratic Central Committee
Gavceeer Warren
iM neesee Hunter's reply to advisers after delay
The fragment shows a political exchange with iM neesee Hunter and J Hunter seeking advisers after hours of deliberation. A convoluted response was delivered to Chairman Carey and others, with evasive language and questions about meeting and discussing party matters.
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Hunter
J. Hunter
Carey
Courtesy and debate timing stir campaign tensions
Fragmented letters reveal Coutts Hunter pressing for a timely debate between congressional candidates while accusing political rivals of ill intent. The exchange notes illness, temper, and a call for courtesy amid party maneuvering, with Carey and Beck figures referenced in the dispute.
Wyoming Governor Race Backed by Republicans
The Denver Republican urges voters to back Governor Warren over Democrat Baxter, praising Warren’s long Wyoming residence and contributions to the state’s growth. It notes Wyoming’s first state elections with women voting but doubts impact on the outcome.
Cold Facts at the Republican Ratification Meeting
The Leader reports a chilly recap of a Republican ratification meeting. The piece accuses the paper of distorted coverage while noting the event drew enthusiasm and produced cold facts that clashed with the reporter’s views. It characterizes the night as cold for democrats.
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Leader
California Republicans Form at Sacramento Convention
California Republicans meet in Sacramento as the state convention endorses wage and hour reform pension legislation and eight hour laws. The platform praises thirty years of GOP governance and supports anti trust actions while backing agricultural and industry interests and endorses Colonel Henry Markham for leadership.
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California
Sacramento
Sform
Republican Party
Reed
Congress
Henry Markham
Carr
Supreme Court Opens September Docket Roy v Union Mercantile
The supreme court opens September with Roy v Union Mercantile on the docket first. The case involves a commercial dispute before the court.
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Supreme Court
Roy
Union Mercantile Company
Splendid Republican Ticket Nominated in Crook Weston
A Sundance meeting of Crook and Weston counties endorsed Frank W Mendell for the senate and reelect Kellogg by acclamation with Henry Folsom and other strong Republican candidates receiving full support from nine Weston and eleven Crook delegates. The event underscored unity and a shared aim of prosperity for the state.
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Newcastle Journal
Crook
Weston
Sundance
Frank W. Mendell
Senate
0 Kellogg
Ieee
Henry Folsom
Democratic Fairness Shown in Sheridan Nominees
The Aberidan Post notes the Democratic convention nominated eight Sheridan candidates while the Republicans named three from Sheridan. It commends the spirit of fairness to outer precincts and offers no further comment.
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Sheridan
A Democratic Ring Report From Casper and Douglas
In Casper and Douglas the Democrats accuse Republicans of running a ring while a saloon near the business district hosts Democrats venerating their trio Burns Caffry and Weaver linked to J M Wilson. Harmony hides strife as any dispute risks Wilson’s wrath, with satire on Converse county’s odd political theater.
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Douglas
Burns
Caffry
Weaver
J. M. Wilson
Wilson
Converse County
A Party of the People
The republican party of today represents the broadest and most conservative ideas of government and holds sound and logical views of political economy. Its leaders have the courage of their convictions and are popular with Wyoming readers as the party for the people and their interests.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Best Ticket Nominated by Crook County Republicans
The Crook county Republican convention met on Monday at this place and nominated a ticket the best in Wyoming with many old residents. The paper urges readers to study the slate on the first page, noting its strong lineup and belief the ticket will win.
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Sundance
Crook County
Wyoming
Senate Nominees Maketh Proud Laramie County Candidates
The Laramie county Republican nominees for the state senate are men of character standing and ability. They commend themselves to the people and the party honored by their nomination. The need for experienced lawmakers with unquestioned integrity is clear as state government machinery evolves.
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Laramie County
State Senate
Wyoming Senate Ticket Showcases Three Veteran Nominees
The ticket features W A Robins a pioneer merchant and former house member who chairs a large Wyoming firm and serves on the city council. John A Riner is praised as an able lawyer and former territorial council president, likely to lead in the senate and defend constituents. W R Schnitger, a former lower house member, is lauded for fiscal restraint and strong leadership in the economy driven session.
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W. A. Robins
Wyoming
Robin i
John A. Riner
State Senate
Territorial Council
Laramie County
Thompson the Target Follows Family to Denver With Amorous Idea
In Cheyenne Thompson, the armorist engineer, is bound over on $1,500 bail after a shooting that left him with a battered head and jaw. Woollens, a 40 year old Cheyenne resident with rheumatism, faced assault and attempt to murder charges. Public opinion splits on whether punishment fit the crime.
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J. E. Thompson
John T
Denver
Thompson
Electric Light Company
Woollens
Cheyenne
G. Clark
W. R. Stoll
Carroll
Noah Bristol
Alex. McGregor
S. Thomas
Hon A B Norton Texas journalist and unionist
Hon A B Norton editor of the Dallas Intelligencer is visiting Cheyenne. He earlier published a Ohio paper, moved to Texas, served on General Houston's staff, was a steadfast unionist, and led a Texas legislature protest against the union. He published a union paper in Texas long after southern papers were suppressed.
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A. B. Norton
The
Dallas Intelligencer
Cheyenne
Ohio
Texas
General Houston
Hisunion
South
General Mizner Praised by Cheyenne Citizens
Councilman Robins presented complimentary resolutions in the last city council meeting honoring General Mizner for courtesy and public spirited interest in Cheyenne and Wyoming. Citizens gratefully appreciate his acts and will memorialize his service.
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Mizner
Robins
Misner
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chris Hansen Murdered Near Hopkinsville Mine
Special dispatch from Rock Spainas reports the body of Chris Hansen found near the Hopkinsville mine. He was believed murdered and robbed five weeks ago, partly buried and badly decomposed. Officers seek the supposed murderer as clues emerge.
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Chris Hansen
the Sun
Rock Spainas
Hopkinsville
Mundener
Notable Cheyenne Fourth of July Celebration Cited
Barton Wemans notes a history making event celebrated in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 15 marking a significant American milestone since the Constitution was adopted.
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Barton Wemans
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Judge Conaway Sees Statehood as Wyoming Impetus
In a quiet Inter Ocean interview Judge A B Conaway outlines statehood for Wyoming as a spur to development and prosperity. He says eastern money kings and southern democratic bosses opposed admission, with Republicans Carey and party triumphing amid strong bossism from Springer and West.
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Wyoming
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
South
Judge Conaway
Judge Carey
Republican Party
Washington
Springer
Illinois
Missouri
Republican State Committee Sets Short Campaign
Avousta Me August 15 A full meeting of the Republican state committee was held last evening. Manley presided and said it was the unanimous vote of the committee that the campaign be very short and that public speaking would be confined to the last two weeks. Manley said Blaine would take no part in the campaign as far as public speaking is concerned.
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Avousta
Republican State Committee
Manley
Blaine
Election Trouble at Stonewall as Byrd Wins Vote
A fifty mile journey revealed a tense polling day at Stonewall where Byrd's militia surrounded the polls while disfranchised whites and many Indians faced barriers. Byrd carries 106 votes to 6 for Paul and 1g for Burris. contest likely.
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Wynwoop
I. T
Stonewall
Byrd
Samuel Paul
William Byrd
Paul
Burris
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment in Boston
At the Boston gathering the Grand Army encampment was called to order at 11 a m. Morril reported the pension committee findings which were adopted with thanks. General Sherman offered a gift to Seenees Warner, praising the disability pension bill signed July 27 as the world’s most liberal measure, hoped to extend to all war survivors with non perfect health.
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Bowron
Grand Army
Morril
Pension Committee
Sherman
Seenees
Warner
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Caway
Teven
State Committee
Tlon
Othe
Yoming
Aberidan Post
Casper Mall
Party of the People
Evanston Newa
W. R. Schnitger
W. R. Schoitger
Schnitger
Legislative Assembly
Pela
Eli
Mrs. Woollens’ Restaurant
Greeley
Sun
A. B. Conaway
Inter Ocean
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