Private Parties to Hon Our Banks and Public Debt Burdens
The authors argue against private banking, claiming 4,000 private banks regulate the economy for private profit. They warn that interest absorbs much of the surplus from farms and mines, leaving citizens heavily mortgaged by national, state, and mining debts. They detail large debt figures and consumer harm, urging regulation to curb financial power.
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United States
Palitiun
Congress Ie
Pravelee
syMeone
Mining & Mg
Private banking and postal banks debated in Ohio paper
The Ohio Partner argues that private banking drains farmer surplus and that a public postal bank could offer cheap loans to farmers, manufacturers, and miners. It cites L. B. Tuckerman and notes the broader claim that money handling returns to workers. The Journal of Agriculture is cited, and H. D. Rootnote offers the Curt Junction Standard for sale in Curt Junction Missouri.
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Ohio
Postel Bank
United States Postal Bank
Gaukers
Railroads
Congress
L. B. ‘Tuckerman
Indus
Hao Gant Sd
Tuckerman
Coulig
Journal of Agriculture
H.D. Roortoxe
Curt Junction
The Situation at Washington
Reed is in the house counting ups as Benny's gang gathers. A plan to build a small homestead for 1802 is hinted at, with tensions rising as J H B weighs in on the action.
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Washington
Froin
Chicago
Reed
Couniig
Ahr
Benny
Tixioun Benoll
Platform stunners in Republican plank debate at Abilene
The Alliance Monitor denounces the Republican platform adopted that Saturday as hypocritical and aimed to gull farmers. It notes the silver bill split in Congress with Kansas Republicans siding with Democrats, and criticizes party discipline and hypocrisy ahead of the election.
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Congress
Kansas
Senate
Phat Ingalls
House
Funston
Reed
Alliance Monitor
Abiline
Emergency in money centers and president counsels officials
A fragmented letter warns of a looming threat in financial hubs and says the president consults assistant secretaries to steer matters. It claims public robbery would end if principles take effect, criticizes voting for Democrats and Republicans, and ends with a plea about journals.
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Demcrate
Hamburg
Towa
Endorsing Ingas ciples in counties and districts
Wide endorsement by over seventy counties and five congressional districts favors Senator Ingalls for re-election. The World report presents critical views on political campaign tactics and reform rhetoric, contrasting with farmer and alliance perspectives.
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Moti
Val Giove Kunis
Ingalls
Ane Apelig
Nia
The
World Report
Georgia Alliance Quarterly publication notice
The Georgia Alliance Quarterly is a monthly illustrated magazine printed for the Farmers Alliance. It promotes reform and is endorsed by the Georgia State Alliance. Subscription costs 50 cents for one year, sample copies free, address Atlanta, Georgia.
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Farmers ™ Alliance
Georgia State Alliance
Choice Alliance Roeling
GworGts Alliance Quarterly
Atlanta
Let the People Sing Campaign Songster Ad
From the new Peopie's Campaign Songster a collection of comic sentimental and ree range combined and compiled result the times rice ten cents single copy one dollar per dozen Address Free Press Office Winfield Kansas.
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New
Peopie
the Times
Rice
Free Press Office
Winfield
Kansas
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Greeley, Kansas
Tronpe Hive
Champe
WE Alexander
J. McAdaxander
Mociate Editors
Greeley
J-H. B
Otaiwa Journal
Farmers’ Alliance
Sherman
Georgia
Toledo Blade
Topeka
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