Democratic and Populist notes blur in Indiana editorials
The piece laments party infighting and stalled reforms while praising Alliance strength in North Carolina. It urges farmers to cut debt and focus on cereal crops, criticizes populist rhetoric, and notes the closing of a bond fraud case in Washington. It mentions Indiana editor Hoglish's death and upcoming lectures by J. T. B. Hoover in Lumberton area.
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Alliance
Comagsia
North Aaronas
People’s Paper
Charlotte
Waahingem
Feijay
Tas Morgan Syodt Cate
Maxton
Lumberton
Butt Swamp
J.T. B. Hoover
Meeting of National Alliance Shows Hard Work and Unity
Washington session of the National Alliances reported by private letters to have a harmonious meeting. Delegates from states showed improved outlook with some membership gains and others declines. Steps were taken to move the organization forward while committees discussed banking and sales matters and platform changes were noted. Citizens were urged to send input to the State Secretary promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ie Umnimitte
Comare
Salif
Nian
Correction on Rail Company Responsibility in Passenger Death
A recent correction recounts a station agent’s fatal shooting of a passenger after baggage disputes, clarifying the legal stance on corporate liability. The case, tried in Hadsex County and appealed to the Supreme Court, upheld that the agent acted alone and the railway bore limited responsibility for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suet d. Lyubtiers
Danass
A Question of Financial Policy Debate
A critic argues against gold standard proponents who deny money value growth with limited supply. Citing gold premiums and rising purchasing power, they claim producers gain while debtors fall behind. The piece urges timely voter action to decide on current monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donver
Advertising voice and reader value in Farm News ads
Aged advertising opinion asserts every person has a right to read ads and that ads support papers and readers. It argues large ad spends justify free newspapers, noting advertisers pay readers via sales and urging careful reading of ads for farmers and merchants alike.
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Toe Min
Shesul
Barness Thon
Palm Newsesys
America
Onis Asl
Aod
Usloas
Vocar
Farm News
Farvo
Cooperation potential for farmers urged in community action
Farmers are urged to pursue cooperation in delivery, shipping, and bulk purchases to cut costs. Mutual insurance and shared equipment like mowing machines and horses could save money, while clubs buying wholesale demonstrate the benefit. Communities should assess practical co operation options locally.
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Parmirs
Wall Street Black List Targets U S Senators
A Wall Street black list names eighteen U S senators across both parties as displeasing to financiers. It urges Republicans and Democrats to submit nominations to Wall Street for confirmation, or face political consequences and possible retirement from the public sphere.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
Angust O Bicon
Willam BK. Bite
Tenn
Jams F Berry
Ark
Joseph S
Blackburn
jKz
Wilkinson Call
Fla
Qmiton
Texas
Frances M. Cockrell
John W. Daniels
James Z George
Mrs
Isham G Hoireia
Eun
John TO Morgan
Ala
Wiliam
Roach
Goorza
West
Daniel W. Voorhees
Ing
David Turpie
Tad
Rpublicans
Lucien Baker
Kan
Jonna H Mitcheil
Greton
Georga CG Perwins
James Donald Cameron
Pattigrew
Ivgn
Eancis Bearren
Euce
Clark
Wye
Janet
the Bourne
Whence Ne
Democratic Insurrection Over War News Sparks Street Clash
A dispute in the Democratic camp over Cuba war news led to a street altercation between U S Marshal Carroll and a Durham editor. Carroll and deputies allegedly pressured rivals, the editor vowed to publish, and the marshal was fined ten dollars after pleading guilty to assault.
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Cuba
Toe Dacham Corrissondon
Neows
Orver
Marshal Carroll
Marshal Carrell
News and Reservec
News
Woershal
News and Observer
Durham
South Fayetteville Stree
Daniels
Dantela
Congress
Col. F. A. O.ds
New York World
Justice Roberts
Marshel Carroll
Sound Money Men and Bondsmen in Pike County
Tom Andrews, Sheriff of Pike County Mississippi, is short for 5200 dollars. Bondsmen have done it. Roseheim Dry Goods Company Nashville Tenn has assigned. Lhey employ 150 clerks. The Marseilles Manufacturing Co Illinois, the largest agricultural implement factory, has assigned, owing 200000 sound dollars, and hopes Grover Cleveland would have ordered the money mills stopped in his first administration.
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Tom Andrews
Sound Money
Pike County
Miss
Noacs
Roseheim Dry Goods Company
Nashville
Jergess
Lhey
Marseilles Manufacturing Co
Luinois
Grover
Mystery of Missing Lumber Dealer Shocks Chicago
Albert E. Silverbone, a Chicago lumber dealer, has vanished after owing about 150000 sound dollars. B D Mills, Lincoln bank president, arrested for stealing 40000. R L Brown of Brown Davis Atkins grocers in Redmond owes 100000. Brown Davis Atkins’ assignment won’t stop the firm. Gates Brown wholesale grocers of Richmond arrive, owing 30000.
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Albert E. Silverbone
Chicago
D. Mills
State Bank
Lincoln
Neb
R L Brown
Redmond
Brown, Davis & Atkins, Grocers
Times
Gold Standard Organ
Gates & Brown
Richmond
Action of the Executive Committees near Hillsboro
An 1886 notice reports the Executive Committee approving shoe factory machinery purchases and tannery improvements at the Hillsboro alliance headquarters. Members T Ivory and W C Bots plan to move families next week to barracks rooms as work begins. The chapel will be repaired for Sunday school and Alliance services as plans unfold.
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Bursnoxe N
T. Ivory
S BA
W. C Bots
Alliance Theehious
Eall
Darnes
Reform paper excerpts warn of war and labor fixations
A collection of headlines and excerpts from reform papers calling out political hypocrisy and economic strains. The pieces criticize bonds issued by government leaders, warn of war rhetoric, and discuss labor versus capital, charity, and railroad mismanagement. Notable names appear in scattered quotes and local figures, with scattered city mentions and party commentary.
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Pole
Roney
Fisaeo de Poral
Allyre
Corese Povetenta
Jesuits
Valve
Aoieton, DC
Parmera’ State Alliance
Isbel
NLA
W. Hoglish
Indiana
Indianspatis
Iquarium
Agsinet Jsi
Amin Upa
Demcratic
Cana
Meeting OF National Alliance
Soate
ASGUY
Friant Binton
M.S
Division of Entenzy
Department of Agricul
Infta
Pittend
Cenusus
L O Howard
Agricultural Collegaa
Union Building
Uncle Sam
Advocate
Austin
Dream OF the Press
Reform
Lincoln Beacon
Pittsburg
Kansan
Kansas City Times
Cleyv
Sandy Hill
Éland
Clevelins
Monroe
Morgan
Alnance Cator
Dancera‘s
XNI
J G. Woods
Bbs Toy
Esheville
Misa
Patriot
Great Britain
People's Tribune
Republians
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Markacs Journal
Tte
Kansas
Kansas City
Eureka
Vernon
Eureka Asion
Chicago Coat Dealer
Bro
L WN. Raines
Wake County Alliance
J. J. Penny
True Blue
Barnes
Ivey
Hillsboro
H. R. Shire
Pittsboro
Raleigh
E W. Pou
Smithfield
Aco
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