Democrats skew Wyoming vote to blame New Mexico
The piece accuses Democrats in New Mexico and in Congress of opposing Wyoming’s admission and tying it to women’s suffrage in the state constitution. It asserts Republicans favored New Mexico’s admission and promises forthcoming debates in The Sun to expose Democratic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
New Mexico
Congress
Utah
Sun
Washington
Illinois
West
Springer
Morgan
Prediction of Carey’s rise to Senate noted
A Tax Leader claimed two years ago that voting for Carey would yield statehood and a judgeship to the judge. With the statehood part proven true, the speaker infers Carey will become senator if Wyoming citizens fulfill their duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Statehood
Senate
Wyoming
Queer Combination in Tug Sun Letter Sparks Debate
A Tug Sun editor quotes a native American remark about Irish immigrants and their political choices in the county. The writer notes Irish voters backing free trade positions that align with English policies, suggesting a complex allegiance dynamic among Irish citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tug Sun
England
Aoe Free Trade Party
Swallow
Long Atlantic Debate on Free Trade and Ireland
The passage discusses fears that free trade would raise costs if Irish factories remain closed, arguing England would dominate manufacturing while money becomes scarce. It notes an unlikely alliance between Irish Americans and English interests in a policy blamed for Ireland’s depopulation.
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Cece
England
America
Ireland
Republicans Nearing Unity as Senate Stakes Rise
The piece argues Republicans should avoid personal grievances in a pivotal year as a GOP defeat could aid a Democratic U S senator. It notes Laramie county candidacy struggles and a push for a straight ticket to elect Judge Carey to the Senate, while Baxter eyes the legislative race and potential Senate run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House
Senate
Laramie County
Judge Carey
United States Senate
Baxter
Hunter
Carey
Democratic Charge Sparks Campaign Attack Over Warren
A Handful of remarks and an affidavit allegedly tying Gov Warren to jury packing are cited as a Democratic smear. The document, dated March last, claims in September 1585 Warren asked Joe Young to pack a Rock Springs murder trial jury.
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Rock Springs
Bob Smith
Warren
Joe Young
Green River
Bob
Registration Push Before Election Day
The notice reports 4,379 names registered by last night, with registry closing tonight and reopening for one day before the election. It urges nonregistrants to sign up today between 7 and 9 PM and mentions published commissioners’ proceedings for full local civic information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Publiare Uniy Commissioners
Liberal Offer Sparks Wyoming Political Debate in Laramie
In the Laramie Sentinel the piece defends F. E. Warren and J. M. Carey against Ring Rule attacks. It asserts Warren accepted the Republican standard bearer role reluctantly, having preferred private over public service, and calls on opponents to present clear charges while inviting critique of party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie Sentinel
Bossiam
Sentinel
J. M. Carey
F. E. Warren
Republican Party
J. Mr. Carey
F. E. Waren
Ple
Wyoming
Vindicating Baxter and the Wyoming Democrats
A reader debates the Wyoming Democratic scene with Grover Cleveland figures, Baxter’s bid for governor, and threats of vindication amid a tangled pledged return of Cleveland era officials. The writer notes the complex political maneuvering and the difficulty of understanding the strategy.
Governor Warren's Veto Sparks Labor Tension
The governor vetoes council enrolled act No 14 exempting wages and other provisions citing oppression of wage workers and potential to deter immigration to the territory. The measure is tied to Kinney & Co in retaliation over a veto of their garnishment bill.
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Kinney & Co, P
Warren
Kinney
Joe Young
Wyom
Cusyvenne
Council of the
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Genrlemen
Wage Garnishment Debate Stirs State Leaders
Governor Francis E. Warren argues against a wage garnishment bill that would take 40 percent of debtors earnings, threatening family support and employment. He cites protections for needy families and cites votes by Colin Hunter and Reel, both Democratic nominees, as key prompts in the public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Warren
Colin Hunter
Democratic State Committee
State Senate
Reel
Dr. J. F. Carey Nominated for Laramie County Commissioner
The convention endorsed Dr. J. F. Carey a rancher and physician who has lived in the county thirteen years. He operates cattle and grain ventures on Little Bear and offers practical sense and strong business qualifications to represent the rural area outside Cheyenne. He is expected to win by a handsome majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Carey
Laramie County
Carey
Little Bear
Cheyenne
Stone for County Treasurer Featured Cheyenne Businessman
E W Stone, a prominent Cheyenne businessman with Stone & Covert grocery ties, has been selected as the Republican candidate for county treasurer. He has over six years in Cheyenne and four years with J C Collins & Co harness business, later joining A D Kelley’s stock, and co owning Kelley’s stock with Mr. Covert. Stone is described as enterprising, skilled in bookkeeping and cash handling, and likely to give personal, honest attention to the office. His selection is praised by his party as a strong choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stone
Stone & Covert
Stone
Cheyenne
Laramie County
J. §. Collins & Co
A. D. Kelley
Covert
Kelley
Denver minister named chaplain in chief at Boston G A R convention
Reverend Myron Reed of Denver was chosen chaplain in chief at the Grand Army convention in Boston from a field of twelve candidates. Denver residents will feel pride in the honor bestowed on one of their leading ministers.
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Myron Reed
Denver
Boston
Illegal Registration and Oath Confusion in Voter Roll
The article reports chaotic voter registration sessions in Justice Philbrick's office with many applicants unaware they must take an oath. Bob Smith allegedly administered blanks or signed names, prompting criticism of partisan manipulation and a call for vigilant oversight to prevent further deceit.
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Justice Philbrick
Enterline
Bob Smith
Smith
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Bench
Much Ado About Nothing in Laramie City Council
At a city council meeting a bill for Judge Carey’s entertainment was mistakenly pocketed by Mayor Peabody among city bills and later paid by the committee after discovery. Democratic papers attack as mudslinging while the council fixes the oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carey
Peabody
Bets On Winners Stir City Over Coming Election
City sees lively wagering on election outcomes with dozens of bets. Predictions span Congress, county offices, and state tickets including Clark for congress, Warren for governor, and the entire Republican slate. Amounts range from ten to five hundred dollars.
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Clark
Congress
Laramie
Albany
Uinta
Hord
G G. Masten
Davidson
John Hunton
Francis Warren
Dyer
Snyder
Hunter
Chamberlain
Converse County
Harvey
Carroll
van Thomasson
Fredendall
John Chaffin
Keefe
John A. Martin
Wyoming Railway Incorporation Plans 40 Mile Crook County Line
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state for the Eastern Wyoming Railway Company to build a forty mile line from the eastern state boundary in Crook county toward Sundance, Crook county. Capital stock $500,000. Trustees include A Keep M M Kirkman J B Redfield all of Chicago and P E Hall of Cedar Rapids Iowa. Places of business Sundance Omaha and Chicago.
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Wyoming Railway
Secretary of State
Eastern Wyoming Railway Company
Crook County
Sundance
A. Keep
M. M. Kirkman
J. B. Redfield
Chicago
P E. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Omaha
Merrill Thobro Wedding in Laramie City
Edward Merrill and Anna E. Thobro wed Thursday at Professor Fitch’s residence in Laramie City. Rev. W. W. Love performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City where Morrison, Merrill & Co. operates successfully.
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Merrill-Thobro
Edward Merrill
Anna E. Thobro
Laramie City
R. E. Fitch
W. W. Love
Episcopal Church
Merrill
S. Merrill
Morrison, Merrill & Co
Salt Lake City
Northwestern branch railway into Sundance Incorporated
The Northwestern branch railway into Sundance has been incorporated with articles filed at the secretary’s office. The project now stands as an assured fact, a promising development for our prosperous northern city.
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Northwestern
Sundance
A Romance of Other Days Starring Two Schoolfriends
The tale recounts how two boys from the east became allies in life and finance. Bent, drafted for war, married a young woman the narrator once loved. Bent’s substitute was his friend, who later helped Bent amid financial ruin and later became wealthy, while living alone in a grand red granite house. The friend never married, and some say he hopes to win back the woman he has loved since before the war.
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Bent
Petersburg
Board of Trade
Chicago Herald
A Very Good Natured Duke Visits Artist Descamps
A French anecdote tells of the Duke of Orleans visiting painter Descamps on the third floor. The duke, carrying a pair of boots given by the porter, climbs three flights, then presents the boots to the artist, joking that high living should not spare a kind favor.
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Descamps
Duke of Orleans
Mr. Descamps
Venus to a Group Reimagines the Milo Pose
Antiquarian M. Ravaisson, guardian of the Louvre, argues the Venus of Milo was once presented with the god Man. After years of travel and study he unveils a plaster group in the institute showing the goddess with left arm on Mars shoulder and right arm toward his breast. The stance is described as harmonious. Also notes an eminent Conservative at the Carlton club objecting to a gooseberry foal dinner, quipping about the meal.
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Venus
M. Ravaisson
Milo
Louvre Museum
M. Bavaisson
Man
Mara
Paul Ciazotte
Carlton Club
London Trath
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