Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin 1892 North Carolina
The bulletin reports an unusually harsh April for North Carolina with killing frosts across the state damaging fruit and truck crops. Eastern districts suffer large losses in potatoes beans strawberries and peaches with New Bern crops affected about $100,000. Central district sees cold snaps injuring peaches plums cherries and garden vegetables while corn and tobacco plantings advance. hail on the 14th hits northern areas. Western district notes heavy frost and excessive rain with peaches and early vegetables badly damaged and corn cotton planting slowed. Rain totals and temperature details are provided for multiple towns.
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Entral Office
Raleigh
N. C
North Carol Experimention and
State Weather Service
Jane
New Berne
Weldon
Southport
Central District
Burlington
Oxford
Kittrell
Dabney
Mebane
Winston
Henderson
Chapel Hill
Smithfield
Oak Ridge
Allisbury
Statesville
Mt. Pleasant
Silver leaders push free coinage plan across parties
An address from Colorado Silver League executives urges wealth producers to back remonetization of silver and a free coinage platform. Forty nonpartisan Silver clubs with about 20 000 members pledge to vote for only candidates fully backing silver remonetization, and support a potential third party if needed.
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Rocky Mountain News
Silver League of Colorado
Colorado
League
Wesern
The Salisbury Watchman Ad for Subscriptions and Printing
The Salisbury Watchman promotes its role as a truth telling paper serving agricultural, manufacturing and mining interests in the Piedmont. It advertises subscription rates for single and club orders and its capability as a first class job printing office for alliance secretary materials.
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Alliance
Piedmont
Mall
Salisbury N
Platform Adopted by the Confederated Industrial Order
The document details a 1892 labor platform from a St Louis conference urging union, political action, and reforms. It includes calls for national currency, free silver coinage, income tax, postal savings banks, government ownership of railroads and telegraph, land reform, and broader worker protections, backed by statements on corruption and the need to restore government for the "plain people." It cites the Farmers' Alliance influence and urges broader honest administration and unity among urban and rural labor.
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Congress
Treasury
St. Louis
United States
National Congress
Republic
Labor Forces
Farmers’ Alliance
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Salisbury
Sam
National Watchman
People's Party
Washington
Congressional Committee OF the People's Party
NM. A. Domnings Haas
Dunning
W A. Peffer
J. J. Kyle
T. E. Watson
John Davis
Jerf Simpson
W. A. McKeighan
BL. Clever
J. G. Otis
O. M! Kemn
K. Halversen
T Winn
W. Baker
M G. Elizey
Strang
National Watchman Co
C Street N. EL
W. E. Skinner
Lk Ct
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Canrios
Spermatorrica
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von Mohl Co
Cleslawall
N. K. Fairbank & CO
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San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Fairbank
Dakota Ruralist
Huron
South Dakota
State Alliance
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National Alliance i
America
E E. Poo
Wyatt, Faith, Acee Co
N.C
Pomona
W. A. Peffer
U. S
Kansas
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Senator Ingalls
Tue Yanwen
Sipe
Philo. Pa
JR. Miles
Wervine
Reeves
New York City
Catalo
Cincinnati
Lees
E.stahl
Lil
D. House
Albion
Mich
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Elie
Smithdeal Practical — College
Richmond, Va
the Alliance - Wholesale - Grocery - Hous
ST Bates
North Water St
Prid
Philade
W. H. Worth
Alu
B. Worth
Ighe
Raleigh, N. C
G. Ly
W. Dobbin
Raleigh, N.C
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W.H. &Rs. Tucker & CO
Sprass
Brie
Perfegtio Berfegtio
Als Gus
Ani
Harrison
Miami Mfg. CO
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B. Entral Expanded Metal Co
Piteburgh
Grange
C. World
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Po Alliance Carriage CO
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the Court House
Julius Lewis
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