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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1896

Page

3

North Carolina News Highlights From Diverse Towns

county cholera deaths reported in parts of the state. Oxford man plans 1000 Japanese chestnut trees. a Raleigh area woman said to trouble revenue men. Rev. Dr. Murdoch leads Salisbury mills. Vanderbilt dominates land holdings. Lenoir to connect with telephones. various local incidents include burns, robberies, fires, and accidents. notable deaths and political notes throughout several counties.

Greensboro Scenl T G. Taylor Oxford North Carolina Littleton News R. A. Nicholson Lt. Coleman Davidson County T. Pender Tyrrell County Annie Holmes Marion Democrat McDowell County Elk Park Mitchell County University Reserve Wilmington Hichmond J. A. McAllister Lumberton Robesonian Frank P. Milburn Tobacco Exchange Winston Plymouth Beacon Shelby Star Cleveland County Mill Hill Cabarrus County Baxter Goodnight Benatha Shafting W. B. Wray Burnsville Shelby Shelby Aurora Lincoln Democrat Wm. E. Mikel W. A. McBree Lincolnton Secretary of State Life Cooperative Life Guarantee Fidelity and Trust Companies Fire and Marine Washington Sol. Woolward Bayside John Shaw Selma Shaw Smithfield Herald Smithfield Charlotte Newa Will Clayton Laurel Hall Carolina Central Newbern Atlanta Seabead J. T. Legrand Richmond County Rockingham Index L Grand Upper Richmond 8S. L Owen H. P. Gallimore Lexington Dispatch Hendersonville Bob Ashe Gus Wilson Bryson City Wilson Teague Ashe Horace Mason Chapel Hill Mason Durham Sun John ©. Sharpe Sharpe Marley Beall

Subscriptions Renewed For The Progressive Farmer

Several readers across counties renew or subscribe to The Progressive Farmer this week. Names include W E Deal Rowan County and H H Greene Watenga County who praise the paper and promise more renewals. Additional letters from J A Neill Iredell and M M Alexander Alexander counties express reliance and appreciation with others from multiple counties noted as renewed or subscribed.

W.E Deal Rowan County R. H. Lane Beaufort County H. H. Greene Watenga County J. A. Neill Iredsil Country M. M. Alexander Alexander County Eends M. A. Sherrill Catawba County Tam J. A. Nail H . Clegg James Gilbert Chatham A. J. Cobb Bertin W. L Gupton Franklin M F. Blythe Henderson A. O. Albritton Lenoir W. C. Jarmon Onslow Lebanon

New York Athletic Club lays cornerstone of million dollar building

A Saturday ceremony marked the cornerstone laying of the New York Athletic Club's new million dollar building. Amid other notes, the item highlights urban education gaps with 16,000 NYC children lacking classroom space and includes a string of miscellanies from editorials and jokes about farming, weather, and union politics.

New York Athletic New York City Asheville Taat Wilkesboro Pifar Musa Kitesalua Post Office

Fusion critique and call to organized guiles by James Murdock

James Murdock argues fusion with opposition betrays reform principles. He condemns party bosses and urges a nationwide nonpartisan lay movement through guiles to enact direct legislation and education, replacing party control with people power and moral reform.

Reform Party Greenback Cfuife Hell Washington Jefferson Lincoln Ohio Platt New York Qisy Pennsylvania Maryland Cleveland Little County United States Elwaye Cfite James Murdock

Democratic Party Responsible for Bryan Defeat

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer argues the Democratic leaders failed to balance regional interests. The piece contends a Western first choice and Southern second choice were needed for victory, but the party chose Sewall from New England, insulting the South.

Democratic Party Mr. Bryan New England Sewall

Democratic Nominating Drift and Populist Call to Reform

The speaker blasts the National Democratic Convention for ignoring the Populists and propping a national banker as VP to trap Bryan. He argues the party should unite with the Populists under the People's Party banner to force genuine reform, warning Cleveland has damaged the Democrats beyond repair.

People’s Party National Democratic Convention Sewall Bryan Mr. Bryan Israel Mr. Sawall Ms. Bryan McKinley Dmocratic Party Democracy Cleveland Democratic Party America Reform Party Geo . Hart

Marriage Disappointment Cited as Worse Than Love

Mrs Dusenberry laments disappointment in love while Mr Dusenberry warns that disappointment in marriage is far worse. The exchange appears in Texas Siftings reflecting social attitudes of the era.

Also Mentioned on This Page

State News F. J. Murdoch Episcopal Church At Salisbury Torm George Vanderbilt General Ransom Collettsville Helen Morris Lewis Buncombe County Lewis A. D. Wilson No. 5 Concord Standard James Daughtry N Fork Goldsboro Newton Enterprise Lincoln County Tomon Pool D. D Wadesboro Messenger Morven J. ©. McGugan Lexington Furniture Bayetteville John Archer Dan Riggan Wake Forest Rocky Mount Red Nash County James Tucker Southampton County Roanoke Beacon R B Latham Bertie County C. T. Baker Windsor Red Oak Coast Line Whitehead A. G. Walters North Wilksboro Tarveel Editors Typographical Union Colorado Springs George Georgie Tommie Simpson Cleveland Plain Dealer
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