Wisconsin Farmers' Alliance debates free coinage and unity
The Wisconsin Farmers' Alliance press urges nonpartisan reform, railing at factionalism while backing free coinage of silver. It stresses unity, warns delegates must champion alliance principles over party, cites Missouri and national leaders, and defends the alliance's Ocala and St. Louis platforms against partisan misreadings.
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Wisconsin
FL & Ts
Missouri
Missouri World
Order
Missoui
National Beonouist
Nese Ervey Union
Harrison
Congress
Cleveland
Darkey
Perdition
Chile
Vernon
Priblio
Raleigh
Ingalls
Journalits
St. Louis
Ocala
Ehct
Topeka
Kan
A Finger Board
The National Economist defines its pole as the organ of the Farmers Alliance. It has supported every principle of the Farmers Alliance and called for member action to secure ultimate triumph. The paper will preserve non partisan status but will express pronounced opinions on all subjects.
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Uae
Alf. Milnes
Hupta Fe
Kase
Farang
Manur
Tent
Corporation of Assockation
Anid
Sea
Secretary of State
Demoocrata
Repub Hcats
Order
Economist
Ayraio
Ett
Ltate
Farmers’ Alliance
Sub-Treasury
Democratic
Republican
Union Labor Party
People's Movement
Alliance
National
National Economist
Hs Poal Tom
The
Inflationary Cry Drives Public Demand
The public mood is set on higher money and prices, with the phrase more money repeated across the region. Officials acknowledge the prevailing call as an evident trend, dismissing opposition as inconsequential and stressing that economic demand remains firmly established.
The Plague of Corrupt Literature and a Crusade Against It
A preacher denounces modern corrupt literature as a modern plague comparable to Egypt's frogs. He calls for enforcing laws against obscene works, purging rail and mail distribution, and instilling wholesome reading by guiding youth toward beneficial books. He warns of moral decay, urges law enforcement, and extols Christian literature.
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Yeoume
Moses
Egypt
London
Erie
Society For the Suppression of
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Rowland VII
England
Sing Sing
Harrisburg
East Indies
Michigan
Tombs
New York
Mississippi levee breach threatens towns and rail line
Reports from Sunflower Landing near the levee break describe a widening breach of about 40 feet with water rushing at ten miles per hour. Rail lines on both sides are submerged to varying depths, and officials plan to close the gap with earthwork and sacks while awaiting federal aid and RR assistance. Officials say the breach could flood extensive area though current alarms are low and containment is hoped for.
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Birra
Gwenavinde
Letra
Treak
Leven
Sunflower Landing
Towlek
Robinsonville Lake
Back's Bayou
Hishpuckana
Bogue Phalla
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway
Hillhouse Station
En Trove
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Birmingham
Bool
William Russell
Ack Sheppard
Alexander
Warrior
Julius Ysar
Charles XII
Toledo
Hester Stanhope
Earl of Stanhope
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Giles Wrere
Jesus
Mississippi
Supreme Court
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Supreme Conirt
Zwherbler & Behan Va Roberts
Wm. Moody
State
Hlinets Central Railroad Company
Stamps
Jackson Va. Dunbar
Brookhaven Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Simson. Warren
Kellogg
Hamilton
Thompson
Natchez Water and Sewer Company
Sprixcy
Larvel Hall
Aecellaneeun
Jonot
William M. Waxcock
Meridian
Quitman
Arthur
Harrieson
Jane Hancock
Natches
Jane Hovsroy
Starkville
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Canton
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