Make the Comparison: Democrats Lose Esteemed Leader
A local political tirade critiques the Democratic party for dismissing leader J. C. Baird and other figures. The Sun taunts the opposition, urges publishing names of party loyalists, and mocks the idea that brains are valued within the party while promising a stark contrast in upcoming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baird
Mr. Baird
T. A. Kent
D. C. Rhodes
Wm. C. Irvine
Democratic Party
Calm Laramie County politics amid partisan clashes
Commissioner Morrison maintains his seat peacefully as the Leader claims this shows the law abiding nature of the people. Yet a few aggressive Democrats would have resorted to extremes, but the community’s better element rebuked the Leader’s wild appeal to passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Laramie County
Statehood Celebration Faces Political Doubt and Suspicion
A leading editorial questions the statehood celebration process and the Republican led steering committee. It accuses Republicans of planning and steering the move while distrusting their motives and condemning Democratic opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
Republican Party
Washington
Wyoming
Leader Calls for Wide Participation in Next Wednesday Demonstration
The Sun urges all citizens to join a grand Wednesday demonstration to mark the new state’s celebration. The Leader praises Herman Glascke as a true democrat, yet his recent remarks suggest criticism of the party’s disorganized elements in Laramie County.
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Herman Glascke
Laramie County
Morrison stays on as county commissioner amid board dispute
The county board urged Morrison to remain on the equalization board, and the acting county attorney found no legal obstacle. Morrison agreed, rejecting petitions for another candidate. He votes with business prudence, facing criticism from the Leader while defending his duty to constituents.
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Morrison
Equalization Board
Friends of
Thos. Swan
Hoyt
Dyer
Mr. Morrison
the Sun
Wyoming Commonwealth Launched by C G Courant
The Wyoming Commonwealth is introduced by Mr C G Courant with illustrations editorials and interviews showing strong journalism potential. It appeals to locals and abroad and promises to grow with the new state's progress, offering plenty of information about the city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Commonwealth
C. G. Courant
Commonwealth
Senate irrigation debate clarifies knowledge and may prompt House approval
A Washington dispatch reports the long senate debate on irrigation broadens general understanding and is believed to end with House concurrence to Senate amendments. Senator Reagan accused opponents of improper motives over the appropriation, while figures like Teller are noted in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Reagan
Texas
Powell
Owell
Down
Ganticn
Public land irrigation push questioned by cattle owners
A speaker contends unity is lacking for irrigation aims and notes earlier land use was for cattle raising, not farming. He argues cattle companies in New Mexico Arizona Idaho Colorado and Montana have largely lost money and warns current laws prevent rapid acquisition of large public land areas.
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Tlemen
Pse
New Mexico
Arizona
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Salt Lake Tribune errors blamed on democratic correspondent
The Salt Lake Tribune misstates Wyoming politics and legislative matters, with blame placed on the paper's democratic correspondent rather than the editor for the mistakes. The note deflects controversy from the Tribune’s leadership to a staff writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Wyoming
Tribune
Statehood celebration fund raised with community support
Messrs Rossins Ruppes and Jenxs were chosen to raise funds for the statehood celebration and have performed admirably. They secured one thousand dollars from public spirited citizens, fulfilling the required amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rossins
RuppEs
Jenxs
Yellowstone Geyser Excelsior Returns After Long Dormancy
Visitors at Yellowstone Park witness the reawakening of the geyser Excelsior also called Hell's Half Acre. It shoots a vast column of hot water hundreds of feet high and has cycles of long dormancy spanning years, followed by periodic eruptions.
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Yellowstone Park
Hell’s Half Acre
Statehood and land patents seal Western progress
The piece attacks Democrats for opposing Wyoming statehood equal suffrage and the silver bill while praising Republicans for passing the measures. It condemns Democratic presses for personal attacks on Judge Carey and calls the behavior of rival papers a disgrace to the state ahead of September 11 voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Mail
Territory
Wyoming
West
Territorial Democratic Party
Judge Carey
Jonge Carey
Blackguardians
Tax Leader echoes editor remarks on resignation in Wyoming
The republished remarks by Editor Hayford of the Laramie Sentinel omit direct quotation about Hon. J. C. Baird of Cheyenne resigning from the Democratic National Committee and renouncing party allegiance. Baird, described as among Wyoming’s ablest men, is noted in the context of party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Leader
Hayford
The
Laramie Sentinel
J. C. Baird
Cheyenne
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Wyoming
Homer Merrill Named Superior Judge Candidate
In Rawlins the Honorable Homer Merrill is praised as the most qualified candidate for the district judgeship. A brainy lawyer with strong credentials, Merrill is highlighted as eminently suited for the position.
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Homer Merrill
Rawlins
Wyoming Admitted as State Sparks Public Celebration
The article lauds Wyoming joining the union after twenty one years as territory and outlines a statewide celebration. It urges men and women to participate in a broad free state with equal political privileges. The capitol events include fireworks, parades, a reception and ball tonight, with visitors welcomed warmly.
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Wyoming
Sisterhood of
Great Plains
Ciiy
Capitol Building
Drainage improvement proposal for Cheyenne flood control
North of Cheyenne seven miles of drainage flow toward the city risks cloud busts in the business district. Proposals urge increasing ditch capacity and adding an additional outlet beyond the Ferguson street Union Pacific drain. A plan suggests building two ditches on both sides of Twenty first street from high ground near Central school to Crow Creek to dispose of flood water at low cost.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Ferguson Street
Twenty-first Street
Death of W. W. Corlett Ends Noted Wyoming Jurist Career
Hon. W. W. Corlett dies after a lingering illness surrounded by family. The longtime Wyoming legal leader was renowned for his profound knowledge, modesty, and oratorical skill, leaving a deep mark on public life and the bar. His passing is mourned across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Corlett
Wyoming
Corlett
Mr. Corlett
Notable Conversationalist Esteemed for Integrity
The subject's rapid life of activity and broad reading made him a leading conversationalist on many topics. His liberal views earned respect for his integrity and honest convictions, even by those who disagreed with him.
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Tion
Cheyenne Fire Department Praised For Prompt Service
The city lauds the Cheyenne fire department for prompt ness and efficiency and patriotism. Citizens anticipate a grand march through streets honoring sovereignty with firemen in line to contribute to the procession.
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Tua
Cheyenne
Secretary Winbdom’s Surplus Method Aims at Debt Reduction
The plan to address the surplus by Secretary Winbdom is expected to cut interest bearing debt and increase money in circulation, potentially boosting liquidity and public funds.
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Winbdom
Wyoming Statehood and Land Patents Reported
The Casper Mail notes that the republicans in the story visible in the text moved toward Wyoming statehood and granted land patents to settlers, marking significant changes in the territory's status and land ownership.
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Wyoming
Casper Mail
Republican County Convention Call for Laramie County
The Republican County Central Committee of Laramie County Wyoming calls precinct delegates to a county convention at Cheyenne courthouse on August 6 1890 at 11 a.m. for nominating candidates for state senate and house seats county officers and county and prosecuting attorney plus other roles. Primary meetings to elect delegates set for July 31 1890 with Cheyenne precincts voting 7 30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and other precincts at various local spots. Delegates and proxies permitted for residents, list of precinct representations included.
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Republican County Central Committee
Chneyenne
Wyo
Laramie County
Court House
Cheyenne
State Senate
House of Representatives
L. C
L. C. Whipple
S c Hous
Talay
Davaranch
Upper Horse Creek
Chagas Rales
Wheatland
Wendover
Haup- Granite Canon
Hecla
Converse
Post Rt
Arcola
Horse Ortee
Gro
Hawk Springs
Robinson Wells
Robb's
Merkien
Phillips
Bard's
Fairbank
Wyoming
Callies
Patrick
Rawhide Buttes
Fort Laramie
Field
Moran
Moran's
Hubert
Grober
Willow Creek
Helevans
Walker
Jacob K Jereney
Frank Dana
State Republican convention called for Cheyenne Wyoming
The Wyoming State Republican Party announces a convention in Cheyenne on July 7 at 1 o clock to nominate candidates for the September 1 state election. Officials sought include governor secretary of state state treasurer superintendent of public instruction and three supreme court justices plus two representatives for the fifty first and fifty second Congress. Delegates from counties and districts will also nominate local judges and elect proxies as needed. T. L. McKey serves as secretary and A. D. Kearey as chairman.
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Arters
Itter
Cheyenne
Wyo
Supreme Court
Vacant Lands Listed in Cheyenne District Schedule
The Cheyenne land district publishes a schedule of vacant lands available for entry with totals for several counties and acres listed. An additional 1,817,500 acres of unsurveyed lands are noted in the district.
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Cheyland
Cheyenne Land District
Statehood Jubilee Halted Shops For Celebration
The celebration committee secured an order from Superintendent of Motive Power on Union Pacific to shut down work in the shops this afternoon. This allows all employees to attend the statehood jubilee. Mr Middleton bimee will be among the distinguished attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Middleton Bimee
Stevens & Mizner Cattle Co Sells 4000 Head at About $16 Each
The Stevens and Mizner Cattle company have sold out their entire brand Organ and Hammond. The consideration is about $16 per head. Cattle are being gathered from the range and will total about 4000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens & Mizner Cattle Company
Messrs
Organ & Hammond
The New Casper Stage Line Opens From Casper to Lander
The Lander Chipper reports a new Casper direct stage line now active. Through coach arrived four weeks ago and left for the return trip next morning. Daily departures from Casper at 4 p m with no mail route yet. Ten passengers carried westward in the week and four returning. The company expects strong summer business and notes substantial arrangements.
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Casper
Lander
Casper St
Weston County Dispatch to Celebration Committee
Weston County clerk C H Monroe sent a dispatch to the Newcastle celebration committee inviting Weston county representation. The note cites the county’s busy schedule and mentions building new blocks and a stone fence as signs of Weston’s progress and solidity.
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Weston County
C. H. Monroe
Newcastle
Wyo
Weston
Los
Newcastle Aims for Prosperity and Modern Institutions
Newcastle plans to match a brick city hall with a county jail of the same material. A 3.5 million gallon water works reservoir nears completion as the town council approves a license. Authorities pledge to keep Newcastle at the forefront of civilization and enterprise.
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Newcastle
Weastle
Hurdy Gerty
Oity
Cc al
Incorporated. The-Vargo Merchants Report Article
An unclear notice notes incorporation filings and names several individuals in capitalized form. The fragment mentions Thomas Blythe Willian Crawload Isaac and Charles Son among those connected to the venture.
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Vargo Mergantile
Ofen
Secret of
Thomas Blythe
Mn Farge
Willian Crawload
Isaat
Charles Son
Cau
Haga Ivee
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Eran
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