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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1896

Page

3

Land of the Noonday Sun and Mexico's Rising History

A sweeping panorama traces pre conquest Toltecs Aztecs and the Spanish era from Cordova to Cortez. It details independence in 1821 Iturbide Maximilian and Juarez, then Diaz rule, war with the U.S. and France, Gadsden purchase, and Mexico's constitutional reforms and federal structure.

Europe Asia Africa Atlantic Nineveh Palenque Memphis Uxmal Carthage Cholula Troy Tenochtitlan Mexico Cordova Cape Catoche Yucatan Plymouth Rock Grijalva Vera Cruz Hernando Cortez Guatemazin Juan O’ Donojll Spain Champollion Hall Americas Esquimaux William of Normandy Hastings Guatemala Cortez Juan de Acuna Peru Antonio de Mendoza Pacheco Hidalgo Morelos Republic Aguala Augustin Iturbide Iturbide England Maximilian Escasses Yeorkinos France United States Mexican Republic Texas Santa Anna Nueces Rio Grande Rivers American Union Rio Grande Nueces River Guadaloupe Hidalgo Taylor Palo Alto Resaca de la Palma Monterey Buena Vista Scott National Bridge Contreas Cherubusco Cerro Gordo Molino del Rey Chapultepec Arizona Gadsden Queretaro Miramon Mejia Juarez Lerdo de Tejada Porfirio Diaz Gonzales General Diaz Tepic Lower California District of Columbia Congress Federal Supreme Court

Tillman’s Senate speech assails high officials in bold rants

In Washington on January 29 Senator Tillman delivered a dramatic attack accusing President Cleveland and Cabinet members of betraying the public, defending silver, railing against monopolies, and warning of a looming class clash as tariff and monetary policy divide the nation.

Washington Cuba Tillman Caroline Senate Morgan Spain Cameron Congress Cleveland Carlisle Sherman Ohio United States West South New York Eastern Middle States Wall Street Foster Treasury Democratic Party Calhoun South Carolina Massachsetts Kentucky Massachusetts Credit Mobilier Colfax Belknap White House Chambers of Commerce Rothschild House of Representatives Supreme Court

Turpentine to cotton seeds and a North South West East state snapshot

State news item collection reports a Charlotte attorney John Brown’s suicide, a measles surge, a Buffalo Bill show rumor, Ben Montgomery’s 460 pound hog sale, Mayodan post office with Eliza P. Higgins in charge, a new cotton mill near Mayodan, a $50 reward for Henry York’s capture, a boy named Joe Pennington breaking an arm, a Norwood marriage to Miss Herndon, a Norfolk and Western case settled for 1000, a street fight between John Fisher and Jack Henderson, theft of books from a schoolhouse, a gold silver and lead vein found by C J Hughes, and Statesville rainfall and dry days tallies.

John Brown Charlotte Buffalo Bill Ben Montgomery Salisbury Watchman Mayodan Madison Eliza P. Higgins Winston Republican Sims Carr Henry York John Steele Concord Joe Pennington Bank of Tarboro Main Street R. A. Tyson Norwood Herndon Tyson Salisbury Jes. L. Reagan Nortorfolk and Western Railroad Company Durham Sun John Fisher Jack Henderson Henderson Fisher Salisbury Orld Tom John Cole Fater Compar Seeti Fa Goodman No. 6 Concord Times Davidson Dispatch C. J. Hughes Ous Township Wallace W. White Statesville Mascot

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