10 Sep 1891
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1891
Page
1
News digest reports misquoted quotes from W Banter a US commissioner in Denver, kasays of revolts in Hayti and Bohemia, T.J. Lincoln marriage in London, and various European political shifts. It notes wartime anxieties, fiscal woes, earthquakes of markets, and smaller incidents from Russia to California, with weather and crop notes and a large batch of miscellaneous items.
British officials sharpen focus on Dardanelles incident as Salisbury shifts to assertive diplomacy. Russian frontier fortifications grow. new pontoons for Danube crossing emerge. New York reports finance moves to lend gold imports during transit to speed movements. A Halifax postal resignation linked to a political scuffle ends amid civil service tension.
Sept 5 Darian Savannah Mo reports Louis Bulling the St Joseph wife murderer was executed after flinging a morphine and liquor fueled spree. He pleaded for time, shot at Rev La Vake, and finally fell at 3 15 on the gallows. His brutal past included abuse and a fatal January 29 murder at the Herbert house.
A dense array of extracts shows Farmers Alliance rhetoric and party drift. Mentions Colorado state convention set for September 9 and Nebraska Alliance claiming 110,000 members, up 40,000 since last election. Labor unions, papers, and figures from New York City, Greensboro VI, and Missouri reflect calls for a new political party and debates on money, subtreasury, and direct loans.
Rk M Humphrey born February 1801 in Clarendon County New York. He grew on a farm and joined the Missionary Baptist church at fourteen and was licensed to preach three years later. He entered Forman University pursuing a standard college education and later taught at Carrollton Alabama where he also led a Baptist church.
A historical account traces a Texas minister’s rise from Latin professor to Colored Farmers’ Alliance leader, criticizing wealth disparity and backing ballot reform. It cites Bradstreet’s Kansas figures on wheat and corn, concludes high farm debt and mortgages strain farmers, and notes Alliance support for sub-treasuries and the Ocala platform amid pressure on rural economies.
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