Dainy Sun Attacks Conspirators Against Wyoming
The Dainy Sun denounces a conspiracy by unnamed politicians aiming to seize control through slander. It cites Judge Corn, Geo W Baxter and Joe Young affidavits, plus denials from Tuz Sun and responses from the Laramie Times and Rock Springs Independent. The paper urges citizens to repudiate the schemers and asks the Leader to explain Baxter's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Corn
Geo. W. Baxter
Joe Young
Warren
Tuz Sun
Laramie Times
Rock Springs
Tae Sun
Infamous Cattle Trust Ties in Wyoming Leadership
The Leader contends Governor Warren was the first Wyoming manager of the American Cattle Trust, appointed at stockholders’ urging. Warren resigned when he believed the scheme harmed cattlemen, while Magee elevated his son-in-law Baxter to run Wyoming operations. Cattlemen’s certificates were bought up at a loss as the trust’s inward nature nears exposure.
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Warren
Wyoming
American Cattle Trust
Magee
Baxter
Baxter’s Wyoming Management Faces Possible Withdrawal
The text accuses Baxter of unethical management and suggests his income comes from an inequitable trust. It notes plans for possible withdrawal of the Cheyenne office and states Baxter may relocate to Denver, lacking property in the state.
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Baxter
Wyoming
Denver
Reel Withdraws From Democratic Ticket Cites Carpetbagger Critique
The Sun reports A. H. Reel has withdrawn from the Democratic ticket, judging the Leader's denial incorrect. Reel, an old timer, says he will let carpet baggers steer the party even if they wreck it.
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The
Sun
A. H. Reel
Reel
Let Us Have Peace on John A. Riner’s Candidacy
The editorial urges support for John A. Riner as a fit legislator for Wyoming. It defends his law firm’s railroad clients, notes Union Pacific as a major Wyoming taxpayer aiding regional development, and argues rail interests no longer seek legislative influence. It warns against efforts to sow distrust between citizens and the railroad.
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John A. Riner
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Laramie
Jay Gould
Sidney Dillon
Warren
Baxter Wins Audience Sympathy in Joint Debate
In a jointly held debate, Baxter drew strong sympathy from audiences as supporters praised his calm responses and steady posture while opponents struggled to land decisive blows.
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Twenk
Baxter
Leader disputes Baxter contingent fund claim
The Leader is accused of misquoting statements and dodging the issue. It asserts Baxter used more than his share of the quarterly $1,200 contingent fund during his tenure and that a governor may authorize the entire quarterly allowance, challenging the charge.
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Morgan
Baxter
Tus Sun
Repeal of 1888 Arid Lands Act Threatens Settlers
A state-wide plea urges boards of trade to petition Congress to repeal the October 2, 1888 arid lands act. It argues the law jeopardizes thousands of settlers who have lawfully entered land, clouds titles, halts irrigation projects, and stifles regional growth in the Cheyenne land district and beyond. It warns of broad economic harm to the new state and northwest stability.
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Boards of Trade
Congress
Cheyenne Land
Debate spectators recall Daxter’s pitying fate after Rawlins clash
Report notes all accounts agree Daxter drew pity from onlookers after the Rawlins debate while Judge Clarey appeared fresh and smiling, highlighting contrasting reactions in the scene.
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Daxter
Rawlins
Clarey
Renomination of Colin Hunter Sparks Wyoming Debate
The letter blasts Colin Hunter as unfit for the state senate, accusing him of failure and partisan bias. It charges he has no real stake in Laramie county or Wyoming and calls for a candidate with qualifications beyond party hatred and audacity.
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Tuk
Colin Hunter
Hunter
Ble
Laramie
Wyoming
Debaters Garbled Audience Speech Faces Harsh Pushback
An audience listens as Campbell Harvey and Beck contest a speech and spar with critics. The debate coverage records a rough, defensive performance and mixed reactions to the arguments presented.
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Campbell
Harvey
Beck
Federal bayonets not tolerated at polls says Democrat
The Laramie Sentinel quotes a Democrat denouncing federal bayonets at the polls while praising Confederate shotguns as acceptable, illustrating wartime political tensions and partisan rhetoric.
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Laramie
Endorsement for W R Schnitger in Territory Legislature
The Laramie Sentinel lauds W R Schnitger for an excellent record in the lower house last winter and urges voters to reelect him. It credits his firm stance with restraining extravagant territorial appropriations and tax hikes, framing a vote for him as support for retrenchment and reform. It argues honest taxpayers should endorse his services and fearlessly official conduct.
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W. R. Schnitger
Schnitger
Laramie County
Territorial Treasury
Democrats Urged to Embrace Honest Politics in Laramie
The Laramie Times admonishes Democrats not to rely on prevarication and dissimulation. It argues that honesty is best in politics and that Democratic friends should heed this advice.
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Laramie Times
The Young affidavit and Wyoming riot history
The piece recalls Governor Francis E. Warren’s actions during the 1885 Chinese riot in Wyoming. It notes Warren’s duty to quell the riot, the police call, and an arrangement with Union Pacific to limit Chinese labor in mines and near Almy. The article frames Joe Young’s affidavit as supportive of prior reporting on these events.
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Rock Springs
Independent
Joe Young
Warren
Wyoming
Hiv
Sheplff
Union Pacific
Calloway
Almy
Courttime and politics bound up in Warren affadavit dispute
A long disputed affidavit from March tied to Governor Warren, Sheriff duties, and jury packing accusations is debated. The document campaigns against Warren, while supporters claim the governor sought law and justice, not political gain, amid a riot in Uinta and Sweetwater counties.
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Warren
Mr. Young
Uinta County
Young
Sweetwater County
Bob Smith
Arren
Theo Kisnay
Joe Young
Ti Kinney
Wee
Nomination for Judge Richard H. Scott in First Judicial District
The Sandasee Republican reports Richard H. Scott has been nominated for judge of the first judicial district. The piece praises his character and calls on Crook County and Sundance residents to support him, noting the election’s significance for local welfare and justice.
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Sandasee
Richard H. Scott
Crook County
Sundance
Scott
Ciizens
Mr. Scott
Nominee for First District Judge R H Scott
The Democratic Opinion notes Republicans in the district have selected R H Scott of this place as judge for the first district covering Laramie Converse Weston and Crook counties. The piece endorses his eminent qualifications and character, asserting his election would bring honor to the judiciary.
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Indance Gazette
R. H. Scott
Laramie
Converse
Weton
Crook
Democray
Aiman
Not in the Dusteat. Baxter and guards amid muttered talk
A fragmentary report describes Baxter under scrutiny by Warren and Kranton figures, with remarks about fear and shame. It mentions a bodyguard fit, Clark possibly absent, and playful taunts from a comedian named funny man of the group during a tense moment in Kentucky.
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Baxter
Charles
Kentucky
Bock
Clark
funnyQnan
Derdndal
Carfipbell
Afro American League Meets in Laramie for Republican Support
A large audience gathers at Keefe hall as the Afro American League of Wyoming forms with D D Moore as president and vows unity to back the Republican party. Speakers urge support for civil rights and federal election protections, with resolutions unanimously adopted.
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Laramie County
League
D. D. Moore
Keefe Hall
Charles Cushingberry
M. W. Moore
Thistle
Richard Madison
H. C. Jefferson
T. B. Adams
Hebard
Republican Party
Z. T. Thistle
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