Alliance meetings and farmer alliance growth in midwest era
The piece reports Cincinnati venues for a labor and reform conference with substantial local subscription support from newspapers and hotels. It notes national union efforts led by W. F. Rightmire and Ralph Beaumont, plus invitations to diverse local figures and women leaders. It lists rapid expansion of the farmers alliance across states including Ohio New York California Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Minnesota Kentucky and New England, with counts of sub-alliances and member totals.
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United States
Dexter Hall
Music Hall
Cincinnati
W. F. Rightmire
Ralph Beaumont
Ohio
New York
California
Farmers’ Alliance
Virginia
Schift Fee
Alliance messages and political clashes cross the nation
Read excerpts show farmer alliances urging education and action in 1902 political year The text cites Lincoln Kansas and Tarboro North Carolina papers noting growling discontent with old parties and railroads It highlights calls for alliance meetings and warnings against self serving political figures The Camden Tennessee and Missouri papers discuss labor and government ownership while wary editors critique party plans and national affairs
Stray Notes on Tariff and Political Alignments
A stray note from Bololt Kansas criticizes party switchers while denouncing tariff politics as a hidden tax. The writer argues plain people lack money to buy necessities and calls for financial reform to supersede tariff manipulation in the political agenda.
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Kan
Cleveda
Silver Letter
They Prefer To Join the Republicans in South
Fragmented OCR passage notes Democrats defecting to Republicans to block reform measures and relief plans. Mentions South Carolina and Alabama, with references to farmers, producers, and political dynamics shaping future alignments and control among party factions.
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South Via
South Carolina
La Orippe Captures War Vessel Detained at Gibraltar
London May 13 British warship Thunderer held at Gibraltar due to unspecified causes affecting crew and ship. Reports mention tension among officials and possible interference with naval actions. Official statements are unclear as the incident unfolds in the Mediterranean context.
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la Orippe
London
Thunderer
Gibraltar
Call of Peoples Party Conference for 1891 Action
The Farmers Alliance call from Ocala to Cincinnati for Independent action sets May 19 1891 as the conference date. Kansas delegates and state central committees are urged to appoint ten representatives per district, two per county, with credentials signed by the secretary. Appointments should be notified promptly.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Ocala
Florida
Cincinnati
Ohio
S Party of
Kanaas
Istricts
Corentatvon
Dumbauld
Ceakman
W. D. Viencen
Hartfoed
Kasl
Fragmentary historic article on usury and moral debate
The passage laments three threats to life and fortune namely interest and taxation. It mentions Moses forbidding usury and divine punishment as attempts to curb it while priests and temple authorities threaten hellfire to deter it. The text is garbled but centers on money lending, religious warnings, and moral struggle.
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Moses
Heaven
Temple
Bolt
Hell
Epee
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Republican League
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Nebraska
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IL Nea
Concene
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Emory
Severance
Michigan
McCormick
Anna L. Digs
Kansas
Mary A. Liven
Boston
Hortie
Econ
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Alliance
Kentucky
England
New England
New Hampshire
Granite State Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union
Texas
Paulkner County
United
Republican
Lincoln
Connellaville
Farmers' Advocate
Tarboro, N.C
Europe
Palmer
Shepherdeville
Mille
Rei
Culberson
New Orleans Exposition
Sulpher Springs
Tex
Democratic Party
Geneva
St. Paul
Mion
Excelsior Springs
Clinton, N
Peoples Party Organization
Kanine
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