Political clash over city ethics and state rail control
A long letter weighs Northern cities as corrupt and luxurious, contrasts them with Southern virtue, questions New York and Chicago civility, and questions how Wall Street and trusts influenced McKinley and finances. It argues state rail policy should remain in popular politics, not private hands, and criticizes stockholders who sought to lease the A and NC Railroad to a trust while voters rejected their politics.
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Progressive Farmer
The
New York Evening Post
Peele
South
New York
Chicago
Russell
Heaven
McKinley
Sound Money
Hor
Bob Ingersall
Breckinridge
Wall Street
Trusts
McKnley
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Patrick Henry
Marshall
Yancy
Clay
Calhoun
Jackson
Benedict Arnold
Price
Charles Lee
Gates
Hull
Tweed
Calfee
Ames
Ben Butler
Philadelphia
Boston
England
G. Willis
Gopsporo
N. C
Western Railroad
Wm. J. Best
North Carolina
Wm. T. Dortch
North Carolina Railroad
Southern
Southern Railroad
Carr
Bias
State Alliance
State House
National Alliance
Raleigh
Col. L. L. Polk
Cyrus Watson
Daniel L Ruszell
Pups
Citizns
Robsott L. Swinson
Timber Pines of the South ern United States
The pineries of the South supply current and future staples of the lumber industry. Proper treatment will extend the woodlands as a wealth producing resource for the Southern states.
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United States
South
Charles Mohr
Josh Billings Philosophy on Love and Reason
A humorous musings on love, sincerity, weakness of women, and human nature. Billings jokes that reason and instinct guide behavior, warns against lifelong bets, and mocks pedigrees while noting misjudgments in life and morality. The piece blends wit with observations on happiness, disappointment, and aging bachelors.
Hog care and the importance of water for pigs
The text argues water is essential for hogs, noting water shortages curb appetite. Milk and swill are poor thirst quenchers. curdled milk is largely solid and swill contains salt. Keep hogs hydrated with clean water to prevent suffering.
National Alliance Demands Reform and Progressive Policies
A historical manifest from the National Alliance adopted in Washington on February 6 1896 calling for private monopoly prohibition public utilities eminent domain taxation postal savings banks and government ownership of railroads telegraphs and land reform plus direct election of US senators and initiative and referendum to curb lobbying.
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Washington, D. C
Wuerens
United States
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Josh Billings
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Wimmin
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A. A. Southworth, Sec’y-Treas
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RS. Tucker
Fayetteville St
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Chhaphr
Morocco
D. H Tuttle
Raleigh, N. C
Brat Claus
Fred A. Watson
Ari Raleigh
N.c
Lade, Or
Alliange Headquarters
Billsboro
Limkal
Fifth Avenue
Moseley
Pritchard
Clinton
Jaws
Essa Suna
Pade
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Jersey
Occoneechee Farm
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