Wyoming Admitted State After Long Independence Struggle
The passage of the admission bill by the Senate marks a historic moment for Wyoming ending two years of effort for statehood. The Dairy Sun praises the territory and credits southern Democrats’ defeat and Republican support, naming Charles S. Baker and Orville H. Platt for leading advocates and predicting Wyoming’s bright future with resources, rail growth, and capital.
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Cleveland
Wyoming
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Senate
Colorado
Nebraska
Union of States
Union
Charles S. Baker
New York
Orville H. L’latt
Wey Wall
Wyoming Tax Folks Told Carey Vote Means Statehood
Tuk Sus claimed a Carey vote would push Wyoming toward statehood and the prediction proved correct as supporters echoed the forecast and backed the measure.
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Wyoming
Tuk Sus
Carey
Wyoming Hailed for Park Amendment Support
The text recalls Orville H. Plat’s memory and notes broad support in Wyoming for the Yellowstone Park amendment with expected House concurrence by July, or at most a one week delay.
West and Pratt Echo in Wyoming Election Law Debate
In jest on West and a sharp clash with Pratt is described while a state bill delay is debated. The piece argues the delay may secure a new election law and urges patience to hold statehood until July 1 as recompense for honest elections. One more river, one more river to cross.
Wyoming Bill Seen Advancing in Senate Says Senator Gorman
J. C. Barrp reported receiving a telegram from Senator Gorman asserting the Wyoming bill would pass the senate. The message indicates support and expected approval in the upper chamber.
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J. C. Barrp
Gorman
Wyoming
Senate
The Sun Promotes Statehood Effort in Telegrams
The Sun has published full and satisfactory telegrams on the admission bill, showing liberality and enterprise. The paper and its readers appreciate the effort, confident in the long cherished prospect of success in the statehood campaign.
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Congress
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Sun
Connecticut Calls Wyoming Friend in Bold Declaration
The lineplay phrase echoes a lighthearted exchange declaring friendship between Connecticut and Wyoming with playful tone and regional quips. The remark blends regional pride with casual banter about stature and charm.
Senator Jones Criticized in Session By Senator Jim Connecticut
A brief exchange in the chamber featured Senator Jones criticized by Senator Jim Connecticut as part of a public discourse on policy and leadership. The remark sparked comments about decorum and dispute over legislative priorities.
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Senator Jones
Jim Connecticut
Wyoming Honors Paddock After Neighborly Nebraska Salute
A Wyoming audience praised Senator Paddock yesterday for sturdy strokes and a kind turn from Nebraska represented by a distinguished senator. The neighborly gesture was warmly received in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Senator Paddock
Nebraska
Louisiana House Passes Lottery Bill By Large Margin
The Louisiana house approved a lottery bill yesterday with more than two thirds support. A Missouri senator criticized admitting Dakota Washington and Montana and questioned expanding to Iowa Nebraska and Kansas.
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Missouri
Dakota
Washington
Montana
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Guiap to Have Your Company Miss Idaho
West delivered sharp venom at the Great Northwest while Guiap urged support for his campaign and claimed a lighter footprint yesterday. The remarks contrasted with calmer public reactions as observers noted the tense exchange.
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Guiap
Miss Idaho
West
Great Northwest
Norums on Wests objections to Wyoming admission
Norums argues Senator West’s objections to Wyoming’s admission are desperate and baseless. He says West fabricated partisan charges about apportionment for the constitutional convention and state legislature, noting no Wyoming Democrat supports such claims and accusing West of a political stunt to oppose new states in the northwest.
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Norums
Senator West
Wyoming
Northwest
Wyoming’s Normxne Tops Senator Platt in Connecticut
A terse political update notes Normxne from Wyoming defeating Senator Platt of Connecticut in a notable contrast of campaign strength during the period.
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Wyoming
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Calliversia Triumph Acknowledged In Victory By Salvator
Calliversia secured a triumph in yesterday's victory as Salvator led the effort. The result marked a notable achievement for the team and its leadership.
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Calliversia
Salvator
Wyoming Seeks to Cede Yellowstone Park Control
The proposed amendment aims to reserve Yellowstone Park for federal ownership. Wyoming argues the state cannot afford the road building, debris clearing, maintenance, and protection costs. It notes past law enforcement expenses and desires to surrender custody to the national government.
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Wyoming
United States
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming Leader Commands Front Line Political Warfare
The Leader praises Governor Warren for valiant service in Wyoming while criticizing the political opponent in the rear. The piece argues the bushwhacker in politics should be well paid for his services.
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Witte
Warren
Wyoming
Wyomtina's Day Sees Silk Dress for Future
Wyomtina's Day is celebrated with a vow to wear silk thereafter, signaling a new period in personal attire and ceremonial custom. The statement marks a cultural milestone within the community.
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Wyomtina
Denver Population Figures Indicate 120000
Apisratcu of Denver states no official census notice yet from the supervisor but enough figures have been compiled to claim Denver’s population around 120000.
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Apisratcu
Denver
Missouri Opposes Wyoming Statehood Move
An unresting statement questions Wyoming seeking statehood with a skeptical note about motives and a casual remark about motives in a historical political exchange.
Colorado and Wyoming in shifting political tides
Observers note Colorado senators show little concern for Wyoming's current needs. The piece suggests future times may force Colorado to seek Wyoming’s assistance, signaling growing regional interdependence.
Junce Conaway Impresses Cheyenne Attorneys on Bench
Junce Conaway has adapted smoothly to a judicial bench and made a favorable impression on Cheyenne attorneys with his demeanor and conduct in court sessions.
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Junce Conaway
Designation of Leader Legal Editor Does Not Conflict with Court Practice
The writer notes that appointing the legal editor of the Leader is acceptable and that the editor’s duties with the paper do not interfere with his duties in his court practice.
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Tit 7Ridune
Leader
Political jabs target Senator West and party leadership
A Missouri politician is lampooned for weak national leadership as the Democratic Party is described as having fallen to a low estate. The piece contrasts West and Springer with past figures and calls them political acrobats lacking policy insight.
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West
Great Northwest
Democratic Party
Missouri
Springer
Egypt
Pike County
Colum
Senators vote unanimous on filibuster adjournment motion
Democratic senators voted unanimously for the filibuster adjournment motion by Senator Jones who opposes the Wyoming bill. Republicans supported the move with no dissent. The bill and amendments were set for a 4 PM vote today.
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Jones
Wyoming
Gur Ready to Hang Your Banners on Outer Walls
The note states readiness to hang banners on outer walls, implying preparations for outdoor displays. It emphasizes action toward mounting banners and uses direct language about placement. No additional context or entities are provided.
Senate debate coverage: Tae Sen on Wyoming discussion
The Associated Press filed a detailed account of yesterday’s senate debate focusing on Wyoming topics. Tae Sen presents the narrative, highlighting key positions and anticipated reactions among lawmakers and readers.
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Associated Press
Senate
Tae Sen
Wyoming
Missouri Democrats Face Heavy Defeat in City Ball Clash
West Laty Lawn troubled local players as the Capitols were routed yesterday. Mann struck out fifteen opponents but received little support from teammates in a decisive Cheyenne to City of Saints contest.
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Laty Lawn
Capitols
Cheyene
Saints
Mann
Senator Voart Seeks Wyoming Input on Any Requests
The senator invites Wyoming residents to voice desired projects or priorities. He emphasizes openness to feedback and promises to consider local needs in upcoming plans.
Arkansas Gentleman Referenced Wyoming Population
A remark by the Arkansas envoy about Wyoming's population stirred some own track of criticism toward Mr. Tones. The exchange suggests sensitive remarks amid political debate and audience reactions at the meeting.
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Reswono
Arkansas
Wyoming
Mr. Tones
Senate Debate Seeks Westage Replacement
A reader argues the Senate would function better without a Westage in the body, urging reform and improved governance. The note reflects a public dissatisfaction with current representation and calls for decisive change.
Senator Stewart Proves Friend of Wyoming in Nevada Visit
Nevada Senator Stewart showed support for Wyoming by staying in the territory for several days during the irrigation tour, meeting many local citizens and aligning with regional interests.
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Stewart
Nevada
Wyoming
Senator Jones
Boxers Boxer and Pratt Known Figures in Wyoming
Historical note highlights Boxer and Pratt as familiar Wyoming names. Delegate Carey is quoted urging unity and faith as citizens consider the U.S. Senate bid. The message frames a political moment and calls for continued support.
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Boxer
Pratt
Wyoming
Senate amendment to Wyoming bill delayed until next Wednesday
Speaker Reed told Delegate Carey that due to prior engagements the house cannot act on the senate amendment to the Wyoming bill until next Wednesday. He asserted favorable action is assured and the delay will ensure an honest election, urging patient support from every good citizen.
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Senate
Wyoming
Reed
Carey
Wyoming Proud We Sing of Our State and Fate
A poem praising Wyoming with calls for national pride and state achievement. It extols bravery of women and men, loyalty to Uncle Sam, and a vision of Wyoming's bright future despite current smallness. The piece reads as an exhortation to support and defend the state’s rising prominence.
No Foundation for Chili United States Tension Says Brazilian Minister
In June 27 remarks from Lontimatt Washington the Brazilian minister to the United States, Valanto, said there is no basis for reports of potential trouble between Chile and the United States with Peru and Argentina likely to ease tensions. The statements were relayed by officials including Max Pracht Distelet of Alaska and Rockey P. Erhard among others.
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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 Day in Senate as Admission Bill Debated
Special dispatch reports Wyoming’s bid for statehood dominating Senate action. West opposed admission arguing against woman suffrage and population concerns, while Platt defended the measure and praised Wyoming. Senators Jones Cullom and Spooner expected to speak. a vote may be taken tomorrow.
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Platt
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Missouri
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Udinleelen
Bren Mate
Mr. West
Connecticut
Jones
Arkansas
Cullom
Illinois
Spooner
Wisconsin
Viaduct Delay Strains Cheyenne Agreement
Mayor Hebard informed Union Pacific general manager W H Bogue of Cheyenne's push to complete the viaduct before 1891 but delays from Bogue halted work. Acting Mayor Holcomb received a July note from W H Hoy seeking fair treatment and cooperation from Cheyenne while stressing reasonable exactions.
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W.H. Te
Union Pacific
Holcomb
Beese
Cheyenne
Sin
Murder Inquiry and Sheriff Duty Questioned in Local Jail Case
A chaotic report outlines alleged criminal negligence surrounding an arrest in which deputy sheriff and foreman Thomas faced accusations. The narrative mentions Jack as a prisoner, a missing watchman, and a claim that a map to murder influenced events. The piece notes Beechers acquittal and ties to court in Washington.
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Wyormalny
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