National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Executive Board List
A fragmented roster lists officers and committees for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names resident officers, executive board members, judiciary committees, legislative committee, and associated rural papers, noting papers must advocate the Ocala platform to stay on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. If. King
Jet
Holt
W.H. Worth
Machpelah
T. Ivey
Raleigh
N.C
M.C Pee
M.G. Gregory
Olina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
Tter
W. S
Joner
State Organ
Clinton
Hickory
Whitakers
Rural Bee
Goldsboro
Jina Dispatch
Hertford
Beaver Dam
Revolution
Charlotte
Ple
Editorial Suggestions On Farming Money And Horses
The piece argues for sowing turnip seed and rye for pasture on poor land, stresses humane care for horses with regular water, and critiques gold and silver monetary policy. It cites a Treasury official and coinage figures, warning against silver demonetization myths and political slander while urging parity and prudent financial management.
History of extra sessions outlines presidential calls through 1879
The article surveys twelve past extra sessions of Congress dating from 1797 through 1879, detailing presidents, dates, reasons such as foreign relations, financial crises, and army appropriations. It notes variations in notice periods and comments on historical practice, including 43rd and 45th Congress procedures. The piece cites Washington Post and Progressive Farmer context and ends with a local Alliance note from W. P. Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry H. Smith
Register of the Treasury
Jefferson
Louisiana
Spain
France
Great Britain
Madison
van Buren
Congress
Harrison
Pierce
Kansas
le Compton
Lincoln
Caase
Hayes
House
Senate
Washington Post
Madison County Farmers Alliance Meeting Promises Growth
Madison County Farmers Alliance reports a strong meeting on the 13th at Mars Hill North Carolina. Officers elected are described as gritty and unfaltering. The group notes a resurrected alliance member and predicts further revivals, reaffirming their unwavering purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hll
N. C
Epior
Madison County Farmers’ Alliance
Piney Forest Alliance notes growth and criticism of legislature
Piney Forest Alliance in Columbus county condemns the last legislature in plain terms. W T Pritchard, Secretary, says the Order is on solid ground. W O Eilis notes Beaufort county’s July 13 meeting and growing activity. T Redfearn reports Anson county’s harmonious July 13 meeting and revived life. Olive Branch Alliance in Person county declares the last legislature acted against Alliancemen when tampering with the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Forest Alliance
Columbus County
W. T. Pritchard
Trinkelo Alliance
Bro. W. O. Eilis
Beaufort County
Bro. T. Redfearn
Anson County
Olive Branch Alliance
Person County
Edgecombe County Alliance Holds Meeting and Resolutions
Edgecombe County Alliance met in Tarboro on the 13th with strong attendance. Officers elected, including J A Davis as delegate to the State Alliance, H B Nobles as alternate. Resolutions urged free coinage of silver and opposed a recent state charter bill, with appeals for publication. James B. Lloyd, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarboro
N.C
Borror
Edgecombe County Alliance
Iint
J. A. Davis
State Alliance
H. B. Nobles
Fred. A. Woodard
Tarboro Southerner
Goldsboro
Progressive Farmer
WueEreEas
General Assembly
North Carolina
Goldsboro Caucasian
James B. Lloyd
See’y Edgecombe Co. Alliance
Leg
Scheming to rob and debase money power blamed by Harry Hinton
Harry Hinton denounces the administration as scheming to repeal the Sherman act and demonetize silver. He argues plans push a national state bank, raise debt costs, and curb free coinage, urging a united anti plutocracy movement and opposition to Wall Street control. He encourages readers to contact him for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
Congress
Emall Fry
Weill
Fso
Plutocracy
Wall Street
Tyrrell County Farmers Alliance Holds July Meeting in Tyrrell
Tyrrell County Farmers Alliance met July 14 with 59 delegates and officers present. Sound Side Church was named for the August 10 1893 picnic site. Officers elected include Thos L Jones president R I Kassell vice president and Dack O Newberry secretary. Lone Star and South Shore Alliances revived and 359 members enrolled in the county with 168 males and 128 females in good standing. Minutes to be published in The Progressive Farmer and Caucasian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
N. C
Foster
Tyrrell County
Farmers’ Alliance
Sound Side Church
Augus
Thos, L Jones
R I. Kassell
Dack O. Newberry
James A. Holloway
Edmund Hopkins, Sr
CE Tatem
Jon. A. Clough
J. W. Alexander
Reddick Alexander
J. T. Puckett
J. L Walker
A. W. Owens
T. L Jones
Lone Star
South Shore
Polk Monument
Scappernong Alliance
Albemarle Church
Thos. W. Swain
Jno
Resolutions Adopted by Pitt County Farmers Alliance 1893
The Pitt County Farmers Alliance adopts resolutions thanking Dr Cyrus Thompson and J T B Hoover for their productive lectures and visits. It denounces partisan press reports about their meetings as unjust and reaffirms adherence to Alliance principles for the country. A copy is sent to The Progressive Farmer and to the Caucasian for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt County
Farmers’ Alliance
Waerens
Cyrus Thompson
J. T. B. Hoover
Farmers’ Alliance of
North Carolina
Thompson and
Hoover
Alliance
Farmers encampment set for Lilesville August
Gen Jas B Weaver Iowa I E Deam New York Col Harry Skinner Marion Butler named speakers for a farmers encampment to be held in Lilesville Anson county on August 4 and 5 The program urges county assistance for contingents funds marshals and provisions The event aims to rally reform party supporters with talks on the sub treasury plan and a eulogy to L L Polk by I E Dean confirming a large turnout anticipated from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. B. Weaver
Iowa
I. E. Deam
New York
Harry Skinner
Marion Butler
Wadesboro
Lilesville
Anson County
J. B. Weaver
I. E. Dean
L. L. Polk
Treasury
America
Dean
Reform Party
The Kansas Exchange Promoters Targeted by Bank Commissioner
Bank Commissioner Breitenthal moves to halt the Kansas Labor Exchange over its circulating certificates seen as money. The scheme issues collateral backed notes to members, functioning as local currency, drawing tax and legality concerns unlike similar private checks used by cotton mills. The national bankers pressure the government to curb the exchange’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breitenthal
Kansas Labor Exchange
New York
Kansas Exchange
Dr Thompson Draws Alliance Support at Luther's Grove
Dr Thompson spoke for three hours to about two hundred at Luther's Grove Cumberland North Carolina praising live issues and denouncing mugwump politics. He demonstrated thinking and encouraged self reliance, then presented samples from the Business Agency and secured several orders before a communal meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thompson
Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. L. Loucks
Huron
Dakota
Golds
N. C.cretary
D. P. Dun
Southworth
Denver
Colon
Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
Carolina Farmers State Alliance
Golds Long
Ashe- Necerstary
Barnesich
Ammona
Madic
A. Henry Ellijay
Memphis
W. P. Jervis
Madison County Meeting
Eee
Edgecombe County
M&eting
Falk
Brockton
Mass
Diamond
Harry Hinton
Harry Histon
Tyrrell County Meeting
THE
Cumberland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!