Wyoming Admitted as State After Years of Struggle
The Wyoming admission bill passed the senate marking the end of a two year fight for statehood. The Dairy Sun praises its own coverage and notes Republican support aided by Democratic defeat of Cleveland. It predicts Wyoming’s wealth from coal iron oil cattle and irrigation and credits Charles S. Baker and Orville H. Pratt for their efforts.
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Nebraska
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New York
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Wyoming Voters Back Carey Amid Statehood Promise
Tuk Sus assured tax residents that backing Carey meant support for statehood and the forecast proved correct as the prediction aligned with the outcome.
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Wyoming
Tuk Sus
Carey
Wyoming Remembers Orville H Plat and Yellowstone Park Amendment
The piece praises Orville H Plat and notes broad support for the Yellowstone Park amendment. It suggests the Wyoming people will be grateful and that the House of Representatives is likely to concur in July, with a possible one week delay.
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Wyoming
Muccm
House of Representatives
West and Pratt duel in jest over statehood delay
A satirical verse mocks Senator West in a Wyoming feud as lawmakers weigh delaying a state bill to July 1 for a new election law. The piece argues patience may yield a cleaner election and notes the cost of another delay. One more river, one more river to cross.
Barrp Receives Telegram on Wyoming Bill Fate
J. C. Barrp yesterday received a telegram from Senator Gorman stating that the Wyoming bill would pass the senate.
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J. C. Barrp
Gorman
Wyoming
Senate
The Sun Promises Statehood Success in Campaign Coverage
The Sun publishes full and satisfactory special telegrams on the congress action toward the admission bill. The paper and its readers recognize liberality and enterprise, and the statehood campaign is well funded. The Sun assures success long cherished by supporters.
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Connecticut Declares Friendship with Wyoming
Connecticut declares itself a friend of Wyoming in a playful pledge. The remark acknowledges Wyoming with warmth and humor, noting small size yet notable charm in a lighthearted exchange.
Senator Jones Upset in Debate by Jim Connecticut
In a sharp exchange, Senator Jones was decisively bested by Senator Jim Connecticut, who mounted a succinct rebuttal that gained him the public a favorable impression. The clash highlighted policy differences and drew local attention to the race.
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Senator Jones
Jim Connecticut
Wyoming Praises Senator Paddock for Strong Strokes
The article highlights Senator Paddock's remarks praising Wyoming and noting Nebraska as a neighbor. It frames the senator's yesterday comments as a generous gesture toward Wyoming and its people.
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Wyoming
Senator Paddock
Nebraska
Louisiana House Passes Lottery Bill with Large Margin
The Louisiana house passed the lottery bill by more than two thirds, while a Missouri senator criticizes admitting Dakota, Washington and Montana. Iowa Nebraska and Kansas are noted as also Republican states.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Miss Idaho Contest Sparked By West’s Harsh Remarks
The article notes a tense moment as West attacked the Great Northwest, delivering sharp venom during commentary about Miss Idaho. The incident marks a notable clash involving regional figures and evokes broader reactions within the pageant sphere.
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West
Great Northwest
West’s objections exposed in Wyoming statehood debate
Norums argues Senator West’s objections to Wyoming’s admission are desperate and unfounded. He claims West makes illfounded charges of partisan apportionment for constitutional delegates and state legislature, noting no Democrat supports such claims and that West’s stance stems from opposition to new states in the northwest.
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Senator West
Wyoming
Northwest
Normxne in Wyoming Outshines Senator Platt
A terse note from Wyoming lauds Normxne as superior to Senator Platt of Connecticut, highlighting a regional preference without specific policies or dates.
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Wyoming
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Calliversia Triumph Celebrated in Salvator Victory
Calliversia secured a notable triumph yesterday as Salvator led the effort to victory. The result boosted Calliversia supporters and highlighted Salvator's leadership in the competition.
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Calliversia
Salvator
Wyoming Seeks to Cede Yellowstone Park to United States
The proposed amendment aims to reserve Yellowstone Park for federal control. Wyoming says the costs to build roads clear dead timber maintain and protect the park are beyond its means. It notes two years of law enforcement expenses and prefers the government custody.
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Wyoming
United States
Yellowstone Park
Witte Governor Warren Frontline in Wyoming Campaign
The Leader lauds Governor Warren for valiant service in Wyoming's front, while noting political workers in the rear. It argues the bushwhacker in politics should be fairly compensated for his services.
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Witte
Warren
Wyoming
Wyomtina's Day Embraces Silk Dress in Esteemed Ceremony
Wyomtina will wear silk attire at the forthcoming event, marking a ceremonial transition to refined dress. The occasion signals a change in attire tradition as she adopts the new wardrobe.
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Wyomtina
Denver Population Estimate Circulates in 120000 Range
Apisratcu of Denver notes no formal census bureau statement yet but indicates sufficient figures have been gathered to estimate Denver’s population at about 120000.
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Apisratcu
Denver
Missouri Opposes Wyoming Statehood Bid
A fragmented line notes Missouri’s stance on Wyoming seeking statehood, with unclear broader context and no concrete details or quotations.
Colorado Wyoming Alliance Hints at Future Aid
The text notes Colorado senators show indifference while Wyoming awaits support. It suggests a future shift when Colorado may seek Wyoming assistance, implying a developing regional dynamic and potential cross state cooperation.
Junce Conaway Impresses Cheyenne Attorneys on Bench
Junce Conaway takes to the bench with a natural ease and has left Cheyenne attorneys with a favorable impression of her judicial demeanor and approach.
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Junce Conaway
Legal Editor of the Leader Retains Court Practice
The text notes that designating the legal editor of the Leader is unnecessary since his duties at the paper do not interfere with his work in court. It emphasizes non-conflict between editorial duties and legal practice.
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Leader
Political critique of Senator West and national leadership
The writer denounces Senator West as disadvantaged and mocks the Democratic Party for backing a Missouri politician as a national leader. It recalls Springer and West as once obscure figures now seen as political acrobats chosen for agility and audacity, claiming they failed to craft policy. The piece argues the party has degenerated into a kicker's column.
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Great Northwest
Democratic Party
Missouri
Springer
Egypt
Pike County
Colum
Senators vote unanimous on filibuster adjournment motion
Democratic senators backed the filibuster adjournment motion by Senator Jones who is opposing the Wyoming bill. Republicans supported the measure with no dissent. The chamber then ordered the bill and its amendments up for a 4 o clock vote this afternoon.
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Jones
Wyoming
Gur Ready to Hang Banners on Outer Walls
The report notes Gur readiness to place banners on exterior walls. It highlights planned display actions and potential visibility impact, with emphasis on location and timing.
Senate debate coverage on Wyoming discussion by Tae Sen
The Associated Press reports a detailed account of yesterday's senate debate focusing on Wyoming issues. Tae Sen submits the narrative likely to attract reader interest and highlight key points raised during the discussion.
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Associated Press
Senate
Tae Sen
Wyoming
Missouri Democrats Struck by Laty Lawn Scourge
West Laty Lawn devastated the Capitols in a hard loss for the Missouri Democrats as Mann fanned fifteen opponents. The team struggled for support from peers as the visitors dominated the game from Cheyenne to the City of Saints.
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Capitols
Cheyene
Saints
Mann
Senator Voart Seeks Wyoming Input on Priorities
Senator Voart invites residents to share needs and priorities for Wyoming. He urges people to speak up on issues affecting their communities and expresses openness to suggestions and discussions with constituents.
Arkansas Man’s Remarks Spark Tones Controversy in Wyoming Debate
In a glass house reswono line of questioning, the Arkansas gentleman’s references to Wyoming population drew scrutiny and some damage to Mr. Tones’s position. The exchange highlights regional tensions in the ongoing discussion.
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Arkansas
Wyoming
Mr. Tones
Senate Would Be Better Off Without Westage
A brief opinion piece argues the Senate would function more effectively if Westage were no longer present, framing the change as beneficial for governance and legislative efficiency.
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United States
Senator Stewart Proves Friend of Wyoming Delegation
Senator Stewart of Nevada proved himself the friend of Wyoming by staying among citizens for several days during the irrigation tour, making the acquaintance of many residents and avoiding a hasty passage through the territory.
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Stewart
Nevada
Wyoming
Senator Jones
Boxer and Pratt Named Known Figures in Wyoming
Wro mixe to Delegate Carey quotes praise for Boxer and Pratt as enduring Wyoming figures. The message honors their long service and loyalty while inviting Carey to pursue the U.S. Senate, reflecting local political sentiment and respect for established leaders.
Wyoming Bill Delayed for Senate Amendment Action Next Wednesday
Speaker Reed told Delegate Carey the house cannot act on the senate amendment to the Wyoming bill until next Wednesday. He said there is no doubt of favorable action and the delay will secure an honest election for the people. Citizens are urged to be patient.
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Bren
Proud Wyoming Poem Toasting State's Future
A patriotic verse extols Wyoming with calls to pride and unity. It salutes the state’s future, praises women, and pledges steadfast effort by all residents to advance Wyoming’s prominence. The piece ends with a toast honoring Uncle Sam and a hopeful forecast for the state’s growth.
No foundation for Peru Chile tension claims
In Lontimatt Washington on June 27, officials including Max Pracht Distelet of Alaska and Rockey Erhard Widamnette stated there is no basis for rumors of trouble between Chile and Peru or Argentina. They emphasized that relations with Brazil and the United States remain steady and that tensions are unfounded.
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Washington
Max Pracht Distelet
Alaska
Rockey P. Erhard
Widamnette
Me On
Poetmasters
Ore
Michael T. Nolan
the Dalles
Mianie Washburn
Eugene
Valanto
United States
Chili
Peru
Wyoming's Day in the Senate Over Admission Debate
Special Dispatch reports Wyoming seeking admission as a state. Senator West attacked woman suffrage and population grounds while Senator Platt defended the bill, praising Wyoming. Upcoming speeches from Jones, Cullom, and Spooner were noted, with a final vote anticipated.
Viaduct Project Amid City Letters and Delays
City council prompts mayor to press Union Pacific on the Cheyenne viaduct with contract deadlines in doubt. Acting Mayor Holcomb reports a July consultation planned with W H Bogue as railroad progress stalls and asks Cheyenne to meet exactions.
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Union Pacific
Holcomb
Beese
Cheyenne
Sin
Criminal Negligence and Murder Accusation at Wyormalny County
A garbled report describes a deputy sheriff and foreman Thomas facing criminal negligence linked to a murder plot involving a prisoner named Jack. The account notes an arrest, alleged failures in duty, and a looming court response, with references to Beech er and Von Herker as related figures.
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