Democratic Spellbinders Rally and County Clerk Notice
A page excerpt shows the Democratic spellbinders festival at Casey's opera house with remarks by Beck, Hunter, and Stickney and a county clerk notice dated October 14 1902. The report critiques the speeches and notes tax claims as campaign leverage. It also lists numerous precincts and candidates for justice of the peace and constable positions across several Wyoming precincts.
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Casey's Opera House
Beck
Hunter
Stickney
Guyoo
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Atlantic
Pacific
Prank R Curtis Franks as County Coroner Candidate
Prank R Curtis a republican candidate for county coroner was born in 1854 in Mlinois and has never held public office. He moved from Omaha to Wyoming eighteen years ago, lived in Uinta county, worked for Beeman and Cashin as an upholsterer and furniture man, and later ran a Kemmerer furniture business. He is a respected businessman and heavy taxpayer with property in Kemmerer and Evanston, and supporters expect him to win the county vote.
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Prank R. Curtis
Franke
R. Curtis
Mlinois i
Sle
Wyoming
Omaha
Neb
Uinta County
Beeman & Cashin, Setiing
Kemmerer
Curtis
Evanston
O Connell Stands for Justice of the Peace in Kemmerer
Wm OConnell born in Kentucky and long a resident of Kemmerer is nominated by the Republican Convention for justice of the peace. He ran a wagon and blacksmith shop for five years and previously served in Park City Utah as city council member and chief of police. The notice cheers his honesty and declares him a non politician. endorses Donald McAllister for UintA county clerk amid reports of strong support and opposition claims.
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Old Kentucky
Lexington
Blue Grass
William O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
Kemmerer
Justice of the Peace
Park City
Utah
O'Connell
Mills of Justice
Uinta County
Donald McAllister
Oakley
McAllister
Mr. McAllister
Mer
McAlliste
Frank H. James Favored for Uint a County Sheriff
The letter argues Frank H. James, formerly of Evanston and Kemmerer, is the capable honest choice for sheriff of Uinta County. It attacks his opponent, claims the opponent lives in Utah and relies on county contracts while James stays local, and defends James against accusations of campaigning during a prison escape incident.
Local Slate for Congress and County Offices Listed
For Congress Frank W Mondell Weston County Leroy Grant Albany County Treasurer Job C Goodman Prosecuting Attorney David Thomas Clerk Donald McAllister Commissioners D B Rathbun PF Robinson 4 year terms Assessor JM High Surveyor W Hafford Coroner F R Curtis Superintendent Miss Nellie Pepper State Senators George Osmond EB LEvers William Laurie Representatives J W Stoner Joseph Black Co W Lee C J Barley L D Jackson Richard Hardman
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W. Hafford
F. R. Curtis
Nellie Pepper
George Osmond
E. B E. Levers
William Laurie
Honest voter urged for Frank James in Uinta County race
A political pitch claims Frank James is the business man and faithful representative of honest citizens of Uinta County. The message asserts voters will never regret casting their ballot for him.
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Uinta County
Frank James
Trouble in Wyoming Democrats Show Disarray in Uinta County
An Evanston dispatch to the Salt Lake Herald reports grim disorder in Wyoming Democratic ranks. It cites lack of leadership after the state chairman’s resignation and questions the party’s cohesion and competence amid ongoing county committee struggles and confusing argument over party guidance.
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Wyoming
Evanston
Salt Lake
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Cumberland
Peterson
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Baca Fontenelle
Precine
Jackson Precinct
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For Justice of the Peace
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Bedford
Roos
C. W
Heiner
Charles G
Grover
Jenson
Louis
Esserercosreveee Dan Fur
Daniel
Precinet
Justice of the
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Jason Taiyo Oe
Wesnanssen
Justice of the Peace, Afton
Thayue
Kirkbride
James
Dem
Fairview
Damien of
Oattaw
Uqrannoy
Hopkins
George Fee
Army
Kirwin
Danian
John
Ft. Bridger
Phealer
Jobin
Delaney
William Seso Ttep
Cokeville Pre
Sive
Truberta
Piedmont
Willaims
Williamsossseescos
Preemie
Forbes
George
Naylin
Pete
Diamondville
Morrow
Matthew, Jr
Robinson
Lynch
Fontenelle
Pomeroy
Frank
Big “Piney
Badd
Tackson
Anderson
J. C
Snow
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Leavitt
Charles C
Thayue Precinet
F. G
Iresessvee
la Barge
Cinet Willetts
Constable of the
Pairview
Cinet
Goussaeeed
Kingston
William Dem
Grover Pre
Cinet— Thompson
Bedford Pre
Gallatin
Merritt
George W
Jer Precinet
Teta
Griga
Jampa
Deno
A. D
James Baows
Avex Nusser
Democratic Spellbinders
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Rep
Asi
Aep
Long
Job C
Yeep
Dourvinor
Dow Winut
Stacey
Fort Precinct
Thomas
Taylor
Smith
John G
Kirby
Thomas Dem
William
Rosenberg
Knox
Starkey
William J
Lonetree
Barrington
Wm. O'Connell
Mel Allister
Frank H. James
News-Register
Port Bridger
Evanston and Kemmerer
Sullivan
News Register
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Weston County
de Forest Richards
Converse County
Fenimore Chatterton
Carbon County
Leroy Grant
Albany County
Henry G. Hay
Laramie County
Uperintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas T. Tynan
Sheridan County
C. N. Potter
Richard H. Scott
C. E. Carpenter
Republican County Ticket
Robert Miller
Job C. Goodman
David Thomas
D. B.rathbun
C. PF. Robinson
Joe
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