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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1894

Page

4

Mecklenburg County Alliance Meeting Report in 1894

Richard Razor recounts a Mecklenburg County Alliance gathering in January 1894. Attendees from Back Creek Alliance, Cabarrus and surrounding areas discussed policy, material provisions, and progress, with a long meal and a formal session noting resolutions and future meetings. The piece also critiques a banking swindle involving promissory notes and comments on public attitudes toward bankers and currency.

Richard Razor Mecklenburg Roaps N. C Borror Mecklenburg County Alliance Alliance Back Creek Alliance J. K. Rankin J. P. Sossaman Progressive Farmer Back Creek Cabarrus J. M. Dowd Elliott McDowell Creek Alliance Huntersville

Promise to Pay Borrowing Sketch in Western Rural

A friend sought a $50 loan at a national bank and the cashier provided a blank promissory note. The borrower filled in the amount and term, then prepared to sign. The note stated a promise to pay fifty dollars.

Ohio Bank Illinois National Banka L B. Howry Western Rural

Editor’s Calamity Why Depression Stays With Us

The Wilmington Star notes a sweeping national depression with three million idle workers and a fragile economy. It blames policy failures that favor elites and prize military spending, arguing widespread hardship stems from blundering governance and neglect of the masses. The piece echoes a warning from a past statesman that “we told you so.”

The Wilmington Star the 3d Ani Europe

Dream of the Press collage of reform papers and political quips

A long montage of reform paper excerpts and political quips attacks on Democrats and gold bugs. It includes satirical lines about Congress, the press, and economic policy, with brief dreamlike anecdotes and a closing note from the Charlotte News Dream sequence.

Southern Mercury John Sherman Democratic Party

Dick Mason Dream Alarmed Police Friends

The early morning death of Chief Dick Mason spurred talk of a dream he reported the night before. He told companions he dreamed that he and two others took a long measure that hinted at ominous events to come.

Mason McCreight Garrison Charlotte News Dick Mason Warnin Mr. Mason John McCreight Ecd J. M. Garrison

Duplin County Farmers Alliance Opposes Bonds

On January 11, 1894, the Duplin County Farmers Alliance resolves to thank Senator Vance and Representative Grady for supporting silver and to oppose the national treasury plan to issue 200 million dollars in bonds. They urge Senators and Representatives to oppose the bond issue and send copies to key officials, including C. S. Carr, secretary.

Duplin County Farmers’ Alliance B. Vance B. F. Grady Congress Wuergas National Treasury Lved Duplin County and Vance B. F. Gredy Sarmer Carr

What the Nations Owe Debts and a Plan for Payment

A New York banking firm compiles an approximate ledger of world debts. It lists Britain Ireland France Prussia Spain Italy Austria Hungary and Russia with per capita figures and sinking fund deductions. It proposes issuing 2 billion in bonds at four percent to pay railway indebtedness and cover government costs, funded by a modest 1 percent per ton per mile freight tax.

New York Great Britain Ireland France Prussia Spain Italy Austria-Hungary Russia United States Kansas Farmer

Letter From Davidson and Round Hill Alliance Voices

A multi party letter from Gravel Hill Alliance No 691 and Round Hill Alliance members discusses growth, education, and politics. It praises Alliance principles rooted in the Bible, calls for broader public schools and academies, urges unity for a future election, and critiques Virginia political ethics and media. The writer urges moral leadership and citizen involvement in shaping education and national affairs.

Christ Universal Brotherhood of Man Walser Temple Alorenaans

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Mecklenburg County Dream OF the Press Tribune Boston Ignatious Donnelly Arbor State Carlisle Patterson Labor Standard Kansas Graphic National Congress Pacific Ocean Fitzhugh Lee Cleveland Virginia Grover Jasper Duplin County Meeting Vance Grady Davidson Solomon God Washington Jeferson D.R. Myers Round Hill Alliance Duewam Epitor J. R. Hutchings Richmond Times Martin the Times Senaté Culiot Forge Wicbrom Petbet Irginia Maki Ieabould Tito
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