Baxter’s Bravado Flees Gov Warren and Judge Osrey Debate
Circulated Cheyenne letter threatens a joint debate with Governor Warren and Judge Osrey. J M Carey replied, acknowledging the challenge but noting Warren’s need for rest and expressing readiness to debate if health permits. Carey warns that Democratic leaders may focus on public messaging rather than direct confrontation.
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Fle
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
iM neesee Hunter's J Hunter sought advisers after hours of deliberation. The resulting answer was delivered to Chairman Carey and others. The report criticizes evasiveness and questions the sincerity of the party committee's approach to the affair.
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Hunter
J. Hunter
Carey
Courting Courtesy Amid Gubernatorial Debate Letters
Partial OCR text shows a political dispute over arranging a debate between candidates Carey Beck and Baxter. The letter writer Coutts Hunter and state party figures discuss delaying efforts, propriety, and a proposed joint discussion while criticizing predelivery manuscript circulation.
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Coutts Hunter
Carey
Eva Theresan
Tof
Hunter
Congres
Beck
Caway
Teven
State Committee
Tlon
Baxter
Wyoming Gubernatorial Choice Endorses Warren for Governor
The Denver Republican argues for Warren as the Wyoming Republican nominee over Baxter, praising Warren's long residence and advocacy for state progress. It notes Wyoming's admission and the historic first vote allowing women to participate, while suggesting women voters may not greatly sway the outcome.
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Denver
Othe
Yoming
Baxter
Wyoming
Warren
Cold Facts and a Very Cold Evening for Democrats
The Leader reports a republican ratification meeting with exaggerated fear and cold wording. The article conveys skepticism toward the Leader's account and claims the gathering felt chilling to readers, while noting the democrats faced an unusually cold night.
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Leader
California Republicans Endorse Labor Reform and Pension Measures
The California Republican state convention in Sacramento on August 3 praised thirty years of GOP governance, backed arbitration on wage and hour disputes, endorsed school funding, pension legislation, an eight hour law, and anti pools and trusts. It urged support for Republican congressional actions and the nomination of Colonel Henry Markham amid broad enthusiasm.
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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 in September with Roy versus Union Mercantile Company leading the docket. The case appears first for hearing as the term begins.
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Supreme Court
Roy
Union Mercantile Company
Republican convention unites Crook and Weston for slate
At Sundance, nine Weston delegates and eleven Crook delegates endorsed a unified Republican ticket for the legislative district. Frank W Mendell and Kellogg received unanimous nominations for senate and re election, with Henry Folsom also endorsed for the house, reflecting broad support and a goal of statewide prosperity.
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Newcastle Journal
Crook
Weston
Sundance
Frank W. Mendell
Senate
0 Kellogg
Ieee
Henry Folsom
Democratic Unfairness at Sheridan Nominating Contests
The Aberidan Post notes both parties favored Sheridan, eight Democratic nominees to three Republican ones. It argues the spirit of fairness to outlying precincts is evident and offers no further comment.
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Sheridan
A Democratic Ring In Casper And Douglas
In Casper and Douglas a political tale centers on accusations of a Democratic ring running the Republicans. The piece mocks a saloon venue where Democrats bow to their trio Burns Caffry Weaver linked to J. M. Wilson, described as a powerful, head-regal figure keeping order with icy disdain.
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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 gaining support as Wyoming citizens realize the party is for the people and their best interests.
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Republican Party
Wyoming
Best Ticket Nominated by Crook County Republicans
The Crook county Republican convention held Monday nominated a ticket described as the best in Wyoming. The article claims all candidates are longtime residents and asserts the ticket cannot lose if voters choose capable men. It urges readers to review the ticket in the paper’s first page.
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Sundance
Crook County
Wyoming
Senate nominees of Laramie county named for state senate
The Laramie county republicans announce nominees for the state senate. The article emphasizes experience and integrity as essential for legislating and shaping the new machinery of state government.
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Laramie County
State Senate
Wyoming State Senate Tickets Highlight Three Nominees
The letter endorses W A Robins John A Riner and W R Schnitger for Wyoming state senate. Robins is praised as a leading merchant with prior legislative service and city council work. Riner is lauded as a trusted public servant and skilled lawyer with territorial council leadership. Schnitger is credited for guiding fiscal restraint in the lower house and earning broad support.
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W. A. Robins
Wyoming
Robin i
John A. Riner
State Senate
Territorial Council
Laramie County
W. R. Schnitger
W. R. Schoitger
Senate
Schnitger
Legislative Assembly
Pela
Eli
Thompson the Target Follows Family to Denver for Amorous Plot
Thompson and Woollens linked by a long acquaintance ended in a shooting in Cheyenne. Woollens, released on 1500 dollars bail, faces assault and attempt to murder charges. Thompson, an engineer, was wounded and attended the preliminary hearing with spectators watching in the courtroom.
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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 Honored Journalist in Texas Era
Hon A B Norton editor of the Dallas Intelligencer visits Cheyenne briefly. He earlier ran a paper in Ohio then moved to Texas becoming a prominent journalist. He served on General Houston’s staff during his deposition and was a staunch union advocate in the Texas legislature. He published a union paper in Texas after other southern union papers had been shut down.
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A. B. Norton
The
Dallas Intelligencer
Cheyenne
Ohio
Texas
General Houston
Hisunion
South
Resolutions Commemorate General Mizner by City Council
Citizens heartily commend complimentary resolutions presented by Councilman Robins at the last Cheyenne city council meeting praising General Mizner for courtesy and public spirit in Cheyenne and Wyoming, to be long remembered.
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Mizner
Robins
Misner
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chris Hansen Murdered Near Hopkinsville Mine
Special dispatch from Rock Spainas reports Chris Hansen found dead near the Hopkinsville mine. Believed murdered and robbed about five weeks ago, partially buried and badly decomposed. He had money and horses when missing. officers have gone to arrest the supposed murderer.
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Chris Hansen
the Sun
Rock Spainas
Hopkinsville
Mundener
Celebration in Cheyenne Noted as Historic Event
Barton Wemans records a July 15 celebration in Cheyenne Wyoming marking a notable American history event since the Constitution's adoption. The report highlights public observance and local response to the commemorative occasion.
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Barton Wemans
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Judge Conaway on Wyoming statehood and party opposition
A Sun interview quotes Judge A. B. Conaway on Wyoming statehood as a catalyst for growth. He criticizes Democratic opposition as driven by eastern money and bosses, notes Republican Carey and party success, and questions Western Democrats’ loyalties amid the campaign. He warns voters about Democratic leadership’s influence.
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Wyoming
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
South
Judge Conaway
Judge Carey
Republican Party
Washington
Springer
Illinois
Missouri
Republicans Endorse Short Campaign With Limited Public Speaking
At Avousta Maine a Republican state committee meeting chaired by Manley decided on a very short campaign. The committee voted unanimously to restrict public speaking to the final two weeks, and Manley announced Blaine would not participate in public speaking during the campaign.
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Avousta
Republican State Committee
Manley
Blaine
Trouble at an Election in Wynwoop Stonewall
A fifty mile arrival reports a near clash at Stonewall as Governor Byrd's militia deterred a white voting bloc. Byrd wins 106 votes to 6 for Paul and 1 for Burris amid armed crowds and alleged disfranchisement of whites and Indians. Contested results loom.
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Wynwoop
I. T
Stonewall
Byrd
Samuel Paul
William Byrd
Paul
Burris
Grand Army Encampment Adopts Pension Report in Boston
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Boston opened at 11 a.m. Past Commander Morril reported the pension committee's findings, adopted with thanks. General Sherman praised the disability pension bill signed July 27 as a liberal measure benefiting war survivors with health conditions.
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Boston
Bowron
Grand Army
Morril
Pension Committee
Sherman
Seenees
Warner
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Party of the People
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