Political blasts and alliances stir national opinion
The passage cites editorials from Chicago Times and Globe calling for Blaine and Sherman as Republicans while noting reactions to Harrison and Cleveland. It reports on Alliance leaders in South and Pennsylvania praising growth, with South Carolina and Georgia patterns, plus tax and local notices and a death obituary in Palmyra township.
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Blainé
Cincinnati
John Sherman
Chicago Times
Rome
Reed
Chicago Globe
Harrison
James G
City Tribune
Narvigon
Blaine
Louis Poate
Cleveland
Daehuenee
Texarkana
Tejas
Democracy
St .Louis Republic
Weliht
Congress
Louisville Courier-Journal
AlNaice
George W. Shell
South Carolina
New York
Add Thei
Times
South
Carolina
Irby
Georgia
Itarould
Kansas
Wisdom From The Leader Polk Urges Unity In Reform Order
President Polk issues a long address to the Brotherhood of the N P F A and J U urging vigilance against enemies of the reform order. He calls for a lecture system, widespread lectures, and loyalty tests within Alliance ranks to defend principles and prepare for nationwide campaigns. Richmond dispatch notes Virginia Farmers Alliance seeks railway regulation, cheaper state salaries, and larger state support, while Michigan banking data show farm mortgage trends and loan patterns.
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Polk
L. G. Polk
Brotherhood
N. PF. A
J. U
Thas
National Legislative Council
Wye
Alge
Wang Oture
le National
Arderlas
Policeiaus
Pruss
Solange
National Alliance
Order
Virginia
Richmond
Legislative Company
Wny
Farmers’ Alliance
General Assembly
Railway Commission
State Department of Agriculture
Wrmeronus
Alliance
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
T. C. Sherwood
Senate
Taoriyage
Suy
Play Discreetly in Politics and Markets
The text cites Wharton J. Green urging discreet alliances to influence the next quinquennial fight focusing on presidency, rights, and liberty. It notes farmers’ preference for market access or union with states, trusting voters to act on conviction free from external pressure, per Allen Pringle in Toronto Mail.
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Tearnad
People's Party
Gentierman
Canada
Allen Pringle
Toronto Mail
Interstate Commission Rules Against Railroad Profit Grab
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejects that Delaware farmers must surrender all business profits to the Pennsylvania Railroad for carriage services. Critics call it extortion and robbery as the policy aims to push farmers out to open a distant farming region. The Rural New Yorker notes the commission cut charges by 25 percent.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wb Lengt
Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Yorker
Government ownership of railroads debated in Kansas Commoner piece
The article questions the cost of government takeover of railroads at nine billion dollars or sixty thousand dollars per mile and suggests government debt would be impractical. Also reports Miss Ellis injured in a runaway collision on the north side, bruised and with internal injuries.
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Ellis
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