Political Parties Split Over Women Suffrage Debate
The article contrasts the Republican support for women's suffrage with Democratic opposition. It cites Congressman Dockery of Missouri who praised the progressives, while noting Wyoming Democrats may mislead voters about suffrage safety under the Democratic Party.
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Ooriblican Party
Toole
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democrats
Mariner
Congress
Wyoming
Dockery
Missouri
Stein
Tux Sun Attacks Baxter Slugging His Own Mud
Tux Sun mocks Baxter for slinging mud himself instead of relying on a feeble old substitute like Judge Peck. The column accuses Peck of being an object of pity as afterwar propaganda circulates through the Cheyenne Daily Leader’s pages.
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Baxter
Judge Peck
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Baxteer s Quarrel in State Campaign Sparks Debate
The piece argues Republicans face criticism with candor and that Democrats rely on personal attacks. It cites Baxter’s quarrel with Governor Warren amid illness, predicting a crushing defeat for Baxter and broad GOP support from miners in Rock Springs Carbon and surrounding areas.
Protecting arid land settlers through repeal of the 1888 law
The piece rails against a Democratic era irrigation act from 1888, arguing the law harmed arid region residents. It says the current interior secretary must enforce it, while promising a Republican congress will repeal the act to protect settlers and rectify the injustice.
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Gibson
Wyoming
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Secretary of the Interior
General Grant
Court Chronicle Mentions Baxter and Judge Eck in Buffalo
Passage notes Judge Eck sending Baxter’s slush to Washington while the New York Times and Baxter’s companions frequent visits. It describes the elderly witness as allowed to observe Baxter’s refined home life, with an Evanston connection hinted.
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Judge Eck
Baxter
Washington
New York ‘Times
Evanston CA
Barber for secretary of state praised by editorials
An 1890s political notice extols Dr. A. W. Barber as Republican nominee for secretary of state. It highlights his Philadelphia birth, Wyoming ties at Fort Fetterman, medical distinction, wealth, and public service, while blasting rival Baxter and alleged ties to the cattle trust and Standard Oil.
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A. W. Barber
Philadelphia
Evite Hospital
New York
Territory of
Wyoming
Fort Fetterman
Barber
Cheyenne
Guorazk W. Baxten
Wyoming Republican View of National Policy and Local Officeholders
A Wyoming Republican convention resolution denounces the Democrats for nonresidents holding offices and praises the Harrison administration for keeping pledges and aiding settlers. It notes increased land patents to actual settlers, western immigration, and local appointments, while criticizing Cleveland-era Democrats and listing ex-officials allied with Grover Cleveland.
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Wyoming
Cleveland
Harrison
Grover
Thompson
Corn
Saufley
United States
Campbell
Baxter
Workingmen of Almy Back State Ticket in Meeting
At a meeting on the evening of the 15th inst, the workingmen of Almy endorsed the entire Republican state ticket.
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Workingmen
Almy
Arnold Refers To Democratic Principles Of Today
The Sentinel notes C. P. Arnold at a Tuesday democratic meeting avoided discussing past or future democracy. He stressed focusing on the principles and aims of democracy today, likening the party to the male with no pride in ancestry or hope of posterity.
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C. P. Arnold
Wyoming Republicans Present a Solid Front
Wyoming Republicans rally behind a unified slate, signaling strength within the party as they coordinate candidates and messaging for upcoming elections. The conference highlighted cohesive platforms and cross County support to expand influence statewide.
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Wyoming
Joz Youne urged to sever ties and reform in party affair
A newspaper opinion portrays Joz Youne as a once respected Sweetwater County citizen drawn into affidavit work with Tim Kinney and Bob Smith as running mate. It hopes he resists temptations, denounces corrupt influences, and seeks honorable society to reform his political role.
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Joz Youne
Sweetwater County
Tim Kinney
Bob Smith
Democratic Party
Society of Honorable Men
Wyoming GOP Sees Great Year Ahead Says Acain Tae Sun
Acain Tae Sun remarks that this is a great year for the republican party in Wyoming highlighting optimistic political momentum amid current statewide dynamics.
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Acain Tae Sun
Republican
Wyoming
Baxter and Judge Peck War Sparks Public Understanding
The article discusses Baxter's bitter personal warfare against Judge Peck and the smear campaigns aimed at Warren and local townsmen. It notes midnight conferences and the use of the old man's pen, urging the public to assess the source and value of the attacks on the community.
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Baxter
Peck
Warren
Naturalization Debate Referenced by Judge Conaway
Tax Rawlins Fournal notes Judge Conaway has seen Judge Corn and surpassed him by two hundred in a comparison about naturalization of foreigners.
Charges Against Gov Warren Examined In Wyoming
The article defends Governor Warren against charges raised by The Leader. It argues the accusations about Gannett’s appointment, rent payments to S. B. Tuttle, and extravagant office purchases were misrepresented and contextualizes expenditures as warranted to complete urgent state business. It notes upcoming public remarks by Governor Warren’s allies in Casper Douglass Glenrock Lusk.
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Warren
Gov. Warren
Wyoming
W. P Gannett
Territorial
Gannett
Phoenix Block
S. B. Tuttle
N. R. Davis
Baxter
Moonlight
Warren Mercatile Company
F. E. Warren
Hale
Secretary of the Interior
Warren Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
E. S. N. Morgan
D. Shannon
Grant
Donzelman
Idaho Democrats Split as Mining Leaders Join Republicans
Frank P. Cavanagh a longtime Democrat and Elmore County mining head publicly joins the Republicans saying the Democratic Party in Congress opposes state interests especially the lead industry. He reflects a wave of hundreds of Democrats across mining regions. Phil O Rourke and Patrick Clarke of Shoshone County also switch and become Republican delegates.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Salt Lake Tribune
Frank P. Cavanagh
Elmore County
Congress
Phil O'Rourke
Patrick Clarke
Shoshone County
Democratic County Committee
Western Wyoming debate sparks miner attendance clash
It explains Baxter's push for a joint debate in western Wyoming as Almy miners pass a resolution boycotting a democratic meeting.
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Baxter
Wyoming
Almy
Coal Miners at Almy Vote Against Democratic Orators
Almy coal miners adopt a resolution refusing audience to Democratic speakers and assigning empty benches to them. The move signals political stance within the mining community and how it shapes local discourse.
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Almy
Political Horoscope Forecast by Dr Hayford
The Sentinel columnist Dr Hayford cautions readers against wild predictions and stresses caution in judging political outcomes, noting a measured approach to forecasts based on reputation and judgment.
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Dr. Hayford
The
Sentinel
Wyoming election estimates point to Republican gains statewide
Based on information from well-informed sources across counties, the memo predicts Republican majorities in Laramie Albany and several counties with narrow margins in Sweetwater Natrona Sheridan Converse Crook and Weston. It forecasts two thirds of the legislature and a state ticket majority of 1200 to 2000, with specifics kept undisclosed for now.
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Laramie County
Albany County
Carbon County
Sweetwater County
Warren
Clarence D. Clark
Uint
Clark
Sheridan County
George T. Beck
Johnson County
Converse County
Kimball
Weston County
Burlington and Missouri Railway
Newcastle
Crook County
Dakota
Iowa
Democratic Enthusiasm in Evanston After Cheyenne News
A Democrat waits for Cheyenne news at the Western Union office in Evanston. He reacts with a hat swing and a shouted rah, then mutters rats, showing only mild satisfaction at the nomination of Baxter for governor and Beck for congress.
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Evanston
Western Union
Cheyenne
Rahi
Brets
Baxter
Beck
Congress
Republicans Sound Confident Across Wyoming Counties
Reports from every county indicate the Republican party is well organized and sure of victory in the coming contest. With this condition statewide, the overall result seems easily anticipated.
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Laramie
Blaine Signals Protection of American Labor
Debate over tariffs surfaces as Blaine states he favors protection of American labor first, last and forever. The remarks contrast with local Democrats' boast of Blaine joining their side and reference Cairo platform criticisms by Wright of Casper and others.
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Laramie
Blaine
Beck
Saufley
T City
Wright
Casper
Mr. Blaine
Toney Come Rawlins Republican
The republican party gains accessions across the state as members of the democratic party abandon obstructionism to join the party of progress. Hon H V Greesbeck campaigns in Lander while Hon C D Clark meets constituents nearby.
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Rawlins Republican
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
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Bascai
New York Times
Tis
Rock Springs
Carbon
Dana
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C. D. Clark
H. V. S. Groesbeck
Douglass
Gov
J. W. Hoyt
Glenrock
Lusk
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