Local Name Listing for State Senate and County Officers
State Senate candidates include Jonn A. Rinem, B. M. Schritter, W. A. Robine. Representatives named are H. Berbill, Wm. R. Bichasboor, Frank Bond, Bm. Wasseran, George East, Go. W. Sweet. County Clerk Smal. Fredendall and Sheriff A. D. Kelley are listed.
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Jonn A. Rinem
B. M. Schritter
W. A. Robine
Representatives
Berbill
Bichasboor
Frank Bond
Bm. Wasser AN
George East
Go. W. Sweet
Trusts and Tariff Revisions Clash in Politics
Cleveland criticized trusts while a Republican Congress pursued anti trust legislation and tariff revisions. The clash underscores partisan debates over economic policy and regulation.
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Cleveland
Debate Proposal Sparks Republican Party Debate
The letter from Chairman Hunter prompts criticism over premature copies before delivery to Judge Carey. The piece suggests Hunter should have approached the Republican central committee first. It notes Governor Warren’s illness as a factor and that Judge Carey, chairing the state committee, agrees to a debate if congressional candidates join the agreement.
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Hunter
Carey
Republican Central Committee
Warren
Judge Carey
Republican State Committee
Salt Price Shifts Versus Tariff Debate
Before protection the salt price hovered around 40 cents per bushel. now it sells under 8 cents per fifty six pounds. The remark frames the tariff as a tax amid the price change in Cleveland’s commentary.
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Cleveland
Vote for Baxter Question Opens Statehood Debate
A reader asks what supporting Baxter would mean for statehood, following the Leader 1498 remark that a vote for Carey equals statehood. The query highlights ongoing questions about party lines and constitutional status.
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Carey
Baxter
Leaders Clash in Wyoming Political Editorials
A Cheyenne editor criticizes the Leader for stirring party strife in Converse County and within the Republican Party. He argues Governor Warren would benefit Laramie if he resided there and condemns leaders who flip sides for office. The Cheyenne Daily Leader lauds Warren’s qualifications and calls Wyoming ready for stronger governance.
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Converse County
Hayford
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Warren
Laramie City
Capitol
Union Pacific
Laramie
Burlington Road
John Charles Thompson
Geo. W. Baxter
Pgad Bryan
Democratic Party
San Pat
Spain
J. M. Carey
F. E. Warren
Albany County
State Capitol
E. Warren
Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Tipton Pacific
Enpelley
Women Need Not Give Age to Register Says Court
The article states that women registering need not disclose their exact age. They must swear they will be at least 21 on election day, and may simply declare to the register's clerk that they are over 21.
Baxter’s County Lead in Race Stirs Governor Talk
CanpipaTe Baxter holds a local edge in the race yet critics note his 1890 legislative council candidacy left him 00 votes behind his associate in this county. He focused on the legislative ticket across counties and is unlikely to seek the governorship, aiming to back a Democratic-led legislature with a potential U S seat promised in return.
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CanpipaTe Baxter
Legislative Council
Baxter
United States
Wyoming Statehood Plank Accents Party History
The piece states the Republican platform supports statehood and recalls the movement's history. It argues Democrats opposed the measure and, now asking Wyoming voters to elect a Democratic representative and two Democratic senators would be a high act of ingratitude.
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Democratic Party
Wyoming
Washington
President Jefrznson's December 1802 annual message
In his second annual message dated December 15, 1802, Jefrznson calls for fostering peace and sustaining commerce and navigation in lawful enterprises. He urges support for fisheries nurseries of navigation and for nurturing citizens alongside protection of manufactures suited to the nation's circumstances.
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Jefrznson
Carey's Statehood Vote Framed as Leader's Choice
Readers recall that backing Carey was portrayed as backing statehood. The line ties leadership to the push for political change and mobilizes supporters around the issue.
Wyoming Women and Equal Rights Debate History
Wyoming women who read congressional debates on the admission bill note the key Democrat objection was equal rights for all regardless of sex. They warn that if Wyoming women elect Democrats, they prove unfit to vote and block suffrage for women elsewhere, while Republicans laugh and Eastern women feel slighted.
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Wyoming
Congress
East
Beck to Face Clark in Public Campaign Discussion
The note hints that George T. Beck may challenge Clarence D. Clark to a public discussion of campaign issues. The writer praises Mr Beck’s ability to smile and implies anticipation of his participation in a debate.
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Wonoxa
George T. Beck
Clarence D.clark
Laramie
Mr. Beck
Mr. B
Wyoming Speeches Highlight Mu Baxtes Record
Mu Baxtes has spent years in Wyoming and may speak to residents about his accomplishments for the state. He is expected to outline what he has done for Wyoming during his appearances.
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Baxtes
Wyoming
Wyoming Republicans Urge Frugal Public Expenditures
A Wyoming convention resolution commends prudent budgeting and rejects excessive taxation. It praises careful public revenue management, minimal waste in building projects, and seeks fair, impartial enforcement of laws to attract capital while supporting settlers, stockmen, farmers, railroads, miners, and laborers.
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Wyoming
Allison
Boon
University
Laramie City
Thomas Moonlight
Warren
Carey Campaign Rally Urges Statehood Support in 1888
The Tus Leader notes a campaign cry in 1888 urging voters that a ballot for Carey equals support for statehood. It frames Carey as promoting political advancement and draws attention to the election as a pivotal moment for regional status.
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Tus
Carey
Wyoming Republicans Outline lands policy including miners hospital land grant
The Wyoming Republican platform endorses state land policy and includes a provision granting 30 000 acres of public land for a miner s hospital. Democrats in Congress opposed the provision while Republicans supported it. The note highlights coal miners risking lives daily.
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Wyoming
Congress
Wyoming Republicans back miners hospital plan
The piece argues Democrats should have opposed a Wyoming bill while Republicans statewide and in Congress endorsed it. It foresees a miners hospital if Republicans control the next legislature, noting Democrats would oppose as they did the capitol project, but claims continued GOP duty will ensure the hospital.
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Wyoming
Congress
Capitol
Political Clash Over Warren Carey Influence Drives Cheyenne Debate
A Cheyenne editorial argues that the Democratic party presses a harsh campaign against Warren and Carey while praising their work for Cheyenne and the state. It criticizes affidavits and alleged attempts to manipulate juries, accusing Kinney Smith and associates of corrupt campaigning and urging alignment with Warren and Carey.
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Young
Rock Springs
Kinney & Co
Warren
Bob Smith
Democratic Party
Tim Kinney
Wyjing
Kinney & Ag
Smith
Baxter
Kinney
Mr. Young
Democratic County Committee Seeks Action After Resignation
A terse note reports A. H. Ree resigned from the Democratic county committee and the group contemplates steps, with suggestions to send to Kentucky for guidance. The fragment hints at organizational uncertainty and potential regional liaison.
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Democratic County Committee
A. H. Ree
Kentucky
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Francis E. Wabsen
Laramie County
Amos W. Barber
Charles UW. Burdice
Carbon County
Otto Gras
Steples T. Farwell
Johnson County
Supreme Court
Bist and
Clarence Bd, Clark
Uinta County
Richard H. Scott
John W. Slake
Jbose Knight
Republican County
Smal
Fredendall
A. D. Kelley
George W. Boyt
Keefe
J. F. Cabey
J. MB. Bainesor
Samuel Ateinson
Miss Estelle Seel
ED. F. Stable
Mark BamTin
J. E. Tutele
FP. Carroll
W.f. Lee
T. A. Douglas, Co
Degen Sark
Wareree
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Mr. Mir
Statehood
Sentinel
Fee
Youn Smith
Warne Warren
Manica
Chinailen
Hetitt
Sweetwater
Yooung
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