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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1890
Page
6
A tiny fragment reports a local Weston County paper promoting Republican alignment and the prestige of victory. It contrasts with Democratic stances on New Mexico policy, hinting at partisan rivalry and campaign sentiment surrounding the region.
Democrats oppose the act and demand changes before passage noting competition concerns. Campaign speakers urge dropping the subject as party lines harden amid unclear language and last minute amendments.
The editors declare a move away from overt political alignment and aim to run the Globe-News as a neutral local publication. They admit lack of experience in neutrality and promise to support the Republican party when the time feels right, focusing on quality local coverage after the campaign ends.
A political plea urging unity and duty in the upcoming state election. The speaker emphasizes establishing a precedent with lasting influence, urging supporters to vote, and to back the Republican delegation to the state capital.
Transportation officials report a sharp rise in traffic for the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific. Sunday figures show 139 cars in one division and 620 cars across a meeting, indicating substantial growth over last year and suggesting capacity may be tested in the near term.
Fragmented report notes Ed Stahle as a strong county candidate with deep knowledge of local facilities. It cites Democratic and Republican tensions, mentions Baxter's heavy impact in recent speeches, and references celebrations connected to political events and figures in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
The readable fragments reference a desire to suppress press criticism and express sympathy toward a Cheyenne leader. It mentions editors, tears, and an implied enemy of the state. The text is garbled and offers no clear events or individuals beyond generic entities.
The article discusses Mr M. P Keefe as a leading Republican candidate for county commissioner in Wyoming. It notes his extensive business reach, payroll of over 100 men, and experience on the city council and in the legislative assembly. It argues his knowledge and management will best serve taxpayers and county interests.
Colonel Stitzer of the Wyoming National Guard mustered in a new Buffalo unit, Company C, in the northern part of the state. The company enrolls fifty seven members described as the best and brightest young men of Buffalo seeking active service.
The Wisconsin Republican state convention, chaired by Payne, chose Michael Griffin of Euclaie as temporary chair. Griffin's speech drew hearty applause as delegates discussed committees, with Governor Lloyd expected to be renominated by acclamation and the platform endorsing a compulsory school law.
Edgar B Bronson longtime resident of Cheyenne and former New York Tribune staffer earns recognition as a key figure in local business and civic life with ties to cattle industry and national politics.
Wyoming, August 29. Largest audience at a political meeting in Green Gut heard Judge I M Carey and Hon George W Baxter spar over tariff policy, Chinese immigration, and election supervision. Carey attacked Warren and Kinney while Baxter defended measures as needed to curb monopoly and support manufacturing.
The article outlines the drought impact across the arid region with stockmen facing winter losses. It explains herd owners must shrink ranges and arrange winter feeding as drought lingers, while officials discuss measures and budgeting adjustments amid agricultural hardship.
The readable text appears garbled and does not reveal a coherent news item or identifiable persons organizations or events to summarize into a complete news card.
Aker Atkinson advances in the county setup as deputy bounty clerk while vying for a civil engineer role. He brings extensive land experience and practical office skills to the publicly funded administration, seeking the secretary position and other county duties.
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