The People’s Party Armies the Country in Outlook
A collection of opinions and notices from various papers railing at the People's Party and supporting the Alliance sub-treasury plan, with references to Mississippi primaries, Maryland gains, and critiques of monetary policy. It stacks editorials from Exchange, Economist, Labor Advocate, Nonconformist, and others on agricultural reform and political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
George
Mississippi
Barksdale
Alliance
Peoples Party
People’s Party
God
Maryland
Gorman
Go. P. L
Great West
Dana
Texas Alliance
Fort Worth
Etter
Anti-Sub-Treasury
Dudas Iscariot
J. H. Turner
Delaware
Har Tington
Washington
Wyoming
National Economist
Kansas
Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Democratic Party
Pittsburgh Kansan
Nebraska
Sub-Treasury
Sherman
Wall Street
Alliance Sub-Treasury
Alliance Tribune
Pacific Union Alliance
N A Dunning views on reform and education outcome
N A Dunning describes his background in Michigan and business, notes his writings Philosoph y of Price and History of the United States Dollar, and states his views on political reform. He argues agitation has led to education, predicts a rapid, peaceful victory for reform, and encourages workers to persevere with courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Denning
Selo
Washtenaw County
Mich
Albion College
Jennie H. Coatsworth
Mason, Mich
John Coatsworth
Detroit
Washington, D. C
National Economist
United States
Farmers’ Alliance
Agricuttural Digest
Mit Dunning
George Ward
Kay
Kansas City
Moe
Sirou
Worth County
Tor
Auns Alford
East Dougherty
Alford
Acree
Issay
Isabella
The State of the Order and Its Reform Battle
A lengthy report outlines growth in the alliance over the past year, despite opposition. It praises unity, discipline, and expanded organization while condemning subsidized press misrepresentation. The piece notes new state bodies, doubled papers, and rising membership as evidence of progress toward reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerce
Kiven
Tacition
Caning
Kansas
Sub-Treasury
Texas
Nashville
St Louis
Topeka
New York
Charleston
Chicago
Alliance
Tere
South Carolina
Surprise landing of insurgents near Quintero bay
Insurgent army about 5000 men landed yesterday at Quintero bay twenty miles north of here, traveling from Caldero on eight transports three tugs and four warships. Balmaceda’s 10000 defenders lie north near Santiago and Valparaiso. Admiral Strown in the San Francisco directed naval cooperation as the insurgents gain a foothold in the valley leading toward a likely decisive engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varrararso
Quintero Bay
Here
Caldero
Santiago
Balmaceda
Valparaiso
Coquimbo Bay
Coquimbo
Adm
Strown
San Francisco
Trade Review Shows Cautious Yet Large Midyear Trade
Dan's Weekly Report notes grain excitement from Russian export bans, with rye prices jumping and retreating near last week. Foreign demand may rise if prices stay manageable, while overall U S trade remains steady, driven by farming states despite cautious hesitation and large stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
R. G. Dan & Co
A Comprehensive Scheme for Farmers Alliance Stores
A Kansas alliance convention committee studies a co operation plan proposed by S W Sandusky. The plan envisions a national union company with a 220 million capital stock, 3 million paid, forming store franchises in towns with resident managers. Distributing points would be New York Chicago Kansas City New Orleans and Salt Lake City or San Francisco. Goods bought in bulk arrive at stores with profits paid as salaries expenses and rebates to purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Torria
Kan
Kansas Alliance Commercial Convention
S. W. Sandusky
Columbus
Kansas Alliance Exchange
United States
National Union Co
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
New Orleans
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Alarming Fire Engulfs Gas Oil Plant at McDonald Pa
At 11 o'clock last night gas escaping from the H. Cook oil well near Panhandle depot McDonald ignited. Four large tanks and derricks burned rapidly with no effort to extinguish the blaze while adjoining property and several railroad cars were saved. The fire threatened nearby Wheeling Gas Co. facilities producing 175 barrels per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrsnunou
Panhandle
McDonald
Cookwell
Wheeling Gas Co
Mutiny Aboard Obdam Ends With Fatal Rebellion
On the Dutch steamship Obdam, mutinous firemen attempted to seize the vessel during the July voyage to Rotterdam. Ringleader Peter Dyzen attacked Captain Baker. the captain shot him, ending the mutiny. The ship resumed course to Rotterdam, with 500 passengers alarmed and Dyzen’s body buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boneda
New Yonk
Netherland Line
Obdam
Unisport
Europe
Baker
Ohdam
Rotterdam
Socialista
Bal
Capt Baker
Peter Dyzen
Capt. Haker
Duzen
Duren
Dugen
Sinker
Cotton Crop Outlook Across the South Reported
The St Louis Democrat wire service notes August weather has favored cotton development across Texas and neighboring states. Reports cite widespread improvement in crop conditions with adequate rain, despite hot periods and localized damage in scattered riverside areas. Arkansas and Georgia show recovery, while Alabama faces mixed results and Tennessee notes no major issues. A Georgia family story of adoption and a Tennessee fatality accompany the agricultural dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Lobe Democrat
Sigaily
Texas
Bers
Lantistama
Arkansas
Lee
Biraringlan
Hether
Willie
Fieirili
Litorgia
Carolina
Cupattha
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Andi
Connerhern
Pre
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Mroniphy
Asbya
Eonts
Irs. Betts & Betts
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Illinois Central
Tost
St. Louis
Memphis
Conn
Ections
Union
Louis
Zie
Union Depot
Visas
Colorado
Califrnia
J. W. Gooleman
A. H. Hanson
T. J. Hudson
Ud. T. Haraihan
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven, Miss
N. A. Dunning
Megraputent Bhotch
Rapi Thr
Ttle Nios Na Vitas Questiana
Kerflop
Ini
Kerflap
Kerstop
Uncle Sam
Trade Review
George Allagra
Savannah
Forsythe
Collins Station
Ryne
Eumene
Reid
Martinique
St Pierre
Sr. Louis
Adams Express Co
Broadway
Olive Streets
Express
Sid
Fata
Noah Welch
Mieckman
Tenn
J.P. Ragland
Bowing Green
Pigeon
N. C
Kentucky
Brown
Wood
Erwin
People's
Harris
Pra
Polaon
Troavic
Louisville
New Orleana
Tlow
Richard F. Beck
Wayor
Vicksburg
Wise
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