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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1895

Page

4

High Churchism Versus Christianity Debate in Concord

A Concord letter column argues against high churchism and creeds led by Rev. Tom Dixon and T DeWitt Talmage. It champions practical Christianity, warns of church corruption, and urges focus on aiding the needy rather than ecclesiastical prestige. The piece cites Longfellow and Don Quixote in urging faith lived, not merely professed.

Thomas Dixon New York Dixon Tom Dixon Carlyle T. DeWitt Talmage United States Hell Tam Heaven Jesus Old Earth Church Ingersoll Voltaire Ransseur Brimstone Gallilee Wesley Calvin Luther New York Herald Trish Christ Sinai Longfellow

Democratic Death Grip In State Politics Sparks Calls For Reform

A Raleigh letter blasts Democratic control in state charities and offices, contrasting past Republican and Populist reforms with current Democratic dominance. It argues for sweeping changes, warns against partisan gerrymanders, and cites specific appointments to illustrate insincerity and patronage.

Progressive Farmer THE Buck Kitchin Joe Turner Democratic Party Tom Watson Cerin Raleigh

Armstrong and McKelvy Anchor Cinci Atlantic

Fragmentary OCR lists Armstrong and McKelvy anchor Cinci Atlantic and Beymer Baumans Pittsburgh plus Bradley Johnsons Brob Co and Morley Cleveland Missouri St Louis with unclear context or action.

Armstrong & McKelvy Anchor Cinci Atlantic New York Beymer-Baumans Pittsburgh Bradley Johnson & Brob.co Morley Cleveland Missouri St. Louis

Platform Plank Summary From 1895 Raleigh Meeting

A plank from the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union in Raleigh on February 8 1895 calls for a government issued national currency with free silver and gold at 16 to 1 and at least $50 per capita on circulating media. It advocates government ownership of telegraph and telephone services, postal savings, and control of rail fares and freight. It also supports direct election of U S Senators by districts and land reclamation from aliens for settlers.

Europe E Itor Flattery Democrate Republica Demerat Roy Farmers’ Alliance and Industri] Union Raleigh N.C Ted United States

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