Rev Dixon Jr Explores Racetrack Crimes In New York
The Rev Thomas Dixon Jr spoke at Association Hall, denouncing gambling as a moral ruin in society. He linked racetracks to corruption, noting recent Paterson sentences for race betting and condemning church leaders who condone the practice. He urged action against gambling’s spread through commerce, schools, and media.
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Thomas Dixon, Jr
Association Hall
Theer
Sheol
Hell
Louisiana
Paterson
N. J
Clifton
Ster
Wen
Fts
Leon
Eel Hell News
Church
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Refi
Syere
Horrible Affair and Border Alliance Meeting Noted
A farmer incidents recounts a violent crime involving Neal and Dalton with a likely two assailants and a subsequent arrest after a tobacco transaction. The Border Farmers Alliance meeting in Danville discusses a cigarette factory, a second warehouse, and officer elections, with lectures on education and economic reform.
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Buck Neal
Dalton
Neal
Negro
Heute
Danville
Border Farmers’ Alliance
Rae Ion
A. R. Venable
State Alliance
Committee On the Cigarette Trust
Alliance
T. G. Richardson
Henry County
John B. Smith
Caswell
P. W. Sutherlin
W. W. Clarkson
Pittsylvania
W. C. Swann
P. C. Keesee
J. 8
Ieeeerly Greenben
Avrkeeper
J. W. Travis
J. M. Edwards
W. Fulton
Brandon
Halifax
J. M.smith
Johnston
Rockin
Dr. Morris
Henry
E. H. Clay
Person
E. Daniel
Charlotte
T. N. Williams
T. Mo
North Carolinas Farmers’ Alliance
A. R. Venable, Jr
Virginia
Virginia Alliance
Bohls
Robert Snaveley
Wytheville
State Alliance of Virginia
Farm animal numbers rise amid mild winter losses
A Department of Agriculture summary shows total cattle at 51, the sheep at 43 million, and hogs around 50 million with a general rise in most states despite heavy Pacific coast losses from the severe winter of 1889 90. Prices fell due to market glut and weaker slaughter stock. Also notes Master Workman Powderlys illness after a Knights of Labor speech ending in Kansas City.
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Department of Agriculture
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Pacific
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Fragmented line from unknown text about awakening to a burglar
A garbled passage describes a woman waking to a burglar in the room and reacting with fear and commands to leave. The text appears as stray OCR with broken quotes and unclear subject names.
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