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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1893

Page

8

Alliance Picnic at Aulander Draws 4000 Fans in Aug 1893

In Aulander North Carolina on August 3 1893 a large crowd gathered for an Alliance picnic to hear Harry Skinner speak on reform and the nation's finances. Rain interrupted the event temporarily but Skinner resumed a powerful address praising silver coinage and criticizing Cleveland era policies. Attendance estimated between four and five thousand with a celebratory dinner crowd afterward. The piece notes resolutions from Sandy Creek Alliance praising silver and urging support from Senators and Representatives, and forwarding copies to Z B Vance B H Bunn and The Progressive Farmer.

Avranoze N. C Borror Atlantic Seaboard Harry Skinner Thos. Watson Georgia M. L. Wood J. M. Early Bertie Cleveland Conny Grover Aulander Mr. Epior Sandy Creek

Bishop Waterson Denounces Partisan Press In The News

The Columbian characterizes the partisan press as deceitful and self serving, arguing it harms public welfare and misleads citizens. It cites Bishop Waterson’s critique and echoes calls for readers to notice the press’s bias. An advertisement for Dobbins Perfect Soap at 5 cents a bar concludes the piece.

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Demands Adopted by Farmers Alliance Memphis 1880s

The document lists finance land and transportation demands including national currency issued by government as legal tender, free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, per capita money supply target of 50 dollars, graduated income tax, and public ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone. It urges postal savings banks and limits on land ownership by non residents and corporations.

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