Judge Carey Bill Opens Wyoming Reservations to Settlement
The Leader defends Judge Carey’s bill opening abandoned Wyoming reservations to settlement under the homestead law. It argues the act protects actual settlers and assigns entry rights to land offices, while noting Judge Carey’s role ends with passage and that disputes will be decided by official processes. The piece contrasts the editor with Judge Carey in handling potential conflicts.
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Knogen
Congress
Washington
Tun Dainy Sun
Cannon
House Con
Editorial note challenges misstatements in Warren Sikes debate
The piece defends the newspaper against alleged abuse and questions the reliability of supporters Baxter and The Sun. It discusses Governor Warren and Judge Carey, claims no direct communications, and critiques the arid lands irrigation amendment and proposed land limits.
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Waren
Goverate Waren
Bate
Baxter
Tua Sun
Warren
Judge Carey
Cheyenne
Senate and House Conferbers Reach Land Settlement
The conferees have approved a settlement on land issues in the AFI region. The decision authorizes entries under all land laws and requires publication statewide to inform the public.
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Afi
Senate
Noinbeng
Oung Denies Dispatch Sent to Governor Warren
In Rock Springs residents recall Joe Oung insisting he did not send a telegram to Governor Warren seeking troops. The note suggests he did not rise to deny the action in a meeting.
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Joe Oung
Warren
Rock Springs
Joe Young's Bogus County Bill Exposed
The piece accuses Sheriff Joe Young of filing a forged county bill for 125 dollars to cover damages from a horse used during an arrest. It cites an 1886 clerk’s oath and argues the payment was unlawful, noting the sheriff’s trip and improprieties surrounding the embezzlement case.
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Joe Young
Geo. W. Baxter
Warren
Tux Sum
Green River
Sheriff Young
Sweetwater
Jos. Young
Ep. J. Morais
Charles Spinner
Young
Lombardville
Green River Ciy
Youn “Sgienaly
Bettis
Warren lauded as Wyoming leader in Evanston notes
In a Wyoming letter the author commends Governor Warren as one of the era’s ablest and wisest Republican leaders. The piece contrasts Joe Young’s shifting affidavits and party loyalty with Warren’s steady principled stance, praising his clear head and decisive conduct. The author singles out Warren’s leadership for public admiration across Wyoming.
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Nonopy
Warren
Republican Party
Hether
Yaming
Waeren
Amen
Wyoming
Zvanston
Warren's Victory Call for Wyoming Governance
A republican urging support for Governor FB Warren argues prosperity for Wyoming and portrays opponents as liars. He cites Joe Young and Baxter in a critique of truthfulness, urging property owners and prospective buyers to back Warren as a public spirited leader.
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Wyoming
Warren
Baxter's Inconsistency in Burlington Strike Campaign
The passage accuses Geo W Baxter of shipping cattle for the Burlington during the 1888 strike while criticizing Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers campaigns. It notes 1092 head shipped October 1888 near Pine Bluffs Grover station, three trains forty seven cars, with T B Adams H L Bush and John Reese aiding loading. It claims old Burlington engineers opposed Adams and accuses Baxter of benefitting Burlington at least $5000 and of hypocrisy in his public stance.
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John Reese
Burlington
T. B. Adams
Adams
Mr. Baxter
Burlington Railroad
Baxter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tuesday Leader Pushes Young Affidavit Amid Rising Scrutiny
The column defends Joe Young’s affidavit while omitting forthcoming damaging evidence about its author. After shaping Young’s public image, Tue Sun plans to present him to Baxter as a suitable associate.
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Tue
Young
Joe Young
Tue Sun
Baxter
Lying Will Not Win Campaign Attacks in Wyoming
A political pamphlet accuses Democrats of avoiding issues and spreading falsehoods about Republican Governor Warren and challenger G. W. Baxter. It charges George W. Easter with leading a smear campaign, claiming he rose to governorship through deceit and manipulation.
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Tae Sun
Warren
G. W. Baxter
Wyoming
Judge Peck
George W. Easter
Baxter’s False Campaign Lands Him Dismissal by Cleveland
Robert Smith, editor of the Rock Springs Afiner and Sweetwater Gazette, reports Baxter was a trespasser on public land. The president learned of Baxter’s deceit after appointing him, withdrew the nomination, and expelled Baxter for lying. Baxter circulated false affidavits and misleading campaigns to win favor among workers and officials.
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Cleveland
Robert Smith
Rock Springs
Sweetwater Gazette
George W. Baxter
Senate
Baxter
Washington
Warren
Lamar
Sweetwater County
Geo. W. Baxter
Editorial Critique of 1888 89 County Spending
The piece mocks Governor Warren's 35 cent corks and 70 cent corkscrew as proof of Democratic misuse of funds, contrasts it with a $100,000 loss by the county ring in 1888 89, and warns taxpayers fear a repeat under Democratic control. The editorial cites the proverb about straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel to illustrate policy.
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Warren
John Carroll
Baxter Named Local Manager Alleged in Cattle Trust Robbery
The Leader virtually admits Baxter serves as the local manager of a cattle theft trust. The disclosure ties him to leadership within the operation, hinting at organized involvement in the alleged crime.
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Baxter
Leader Targets Warren River Schnitger in GOP Push
The Leader attacks Governor Warren Johan A. River and W. R. Schnitger outlining a partisan objective. It urges Republicans to counter alleged falsehoods circulating to date these mice. The piece repeats a misattributed quote about lies.
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Warren
Johan A. River
W. R. Schnitger
Weil Io
Nirethanes
Political dodge misleads Republicans over local candidacy
The notice critiques actions seen as a political dodge aimed at harming Mr. Siinge's candidacy. It argues the approach is a fair one but hides real motives and misleads a segment of Republicans seeking to influence the ticket.
Democrats Hire Scandal Mongers in City Campaign
The passage accuses Democrats of employing scandal mongers to spread falsehoods about Republican nominees amid a tense political contest. The text notes expectations for Republicans to respond as the situation unfolds.
Baxter Speech Advocates Denying Coal Miners the Vote
The article reprints Geo. W. Baxter’s remarks to the constitutional convention insisting coal miners lack intelligence and sympathy with institutions and should be disfranchised. It invites readers to judge whether such snobbery deserves workingmen’s support at the polls.
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Geo. W. Baxter
Laramie Boomerang Fakes Figures on Warren Salary
The paper dismisses the Boomerang story as a cock and bull tale about F. E. Warren’s territorial treasurer salary. It asserts Warren drew only the legal salary and percentages, as did his predecessor and Luke Voorhees, calling the Boomerang’s amount absurd.
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Laramie
F. E. Warren
Territorial
Luke Voorhees
Leader Denounces Marshall Schnitger Billing as Salary Cut Lie
The Tur Leader accuses Marshall Schnitger of secretly pocketing a salary-reducing bill and pushing a tax exemption for a railroad in Cheyenne. Both charges are false. The taxation bill was meritorious and not aimed to exempt the railroad.
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Tur
Marshall Schnitger
Cheyenne
Editor Seeks Democratic Message From Leader
The question asks if the newspaper editor can craft a spokesman’s line for Democratic candidates. It highlights editorial constraint, partisan communication, and the need for a clear, concise statement.
Republicans Endorse John A. Riner as Strong Nominee
The party lists John A. Riner among its top nominees calling him the right man for the job in the right place. The statement emphasizes his suitability and leadership.
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John A. Riner
Vote Note Mentions Carey for US Senate Ticket
A brief line reminds readers that selecting the legislative ticket favors J. M. Carey as United States senator. The message links the vote to Carey's candidacy.
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J. M. Carey
United States
Baxter's Wyoming record cited in gubernatorial question
The inquiry asks whether George W. Baxter has contributed to Wyoming that justifies his election as governor, seeking evidence of his actions or impact within the state. It notes the evaluation of his past service or influence relevant to the campaign.
Boomerang recipe linked to September 12 event
The note states the Boomerang provides a soup recipe believed useful for a big bowl to be prepared around September 12 for Republican circles. The language suggests a preparatory action tied to a forthcoming gathering.
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Republican
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