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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1893

Page

6

Wake County Farmers Alliance Holds Large Quarterly Meeting

The Wake County Farmers Alliance met at Dutchman Alliance near Apex for a two day session. Officers were chosen with 97 delegates voting. strong speeches by Dr Templeton and Rev Massey celebrated Alliance ideals and urged opposing repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act until free coinage is enacted. Friday dinner served to 500 attendees. future meeting set for Farm Hill Alliance. Johnston County also reports a productive county meeting led by E D Syeab.

Farmers’ Alliance of Wake County Dutchman Alliance Apex Wakefield P. H. Massey Durham Dr. Templeton Bro. Massey Bro. F. M. Ranes Rolesville Farm Hill Alliance Weke

Col Hoke Smith Targets Fraudulent Pensioners

Col Hoke Smith and four thousand subordinates pursue pension fraud over a week. One retiree fired for baldness pension, another for two coins on one foot. A 1878 drunk husband case surfaced, rolling pin cited. Plan to invite suspect to tea ends with a swoop to cut off pension. Christmas all year awaits the next retirement.

Col. Hoke Smith Col. Hoke Joe ‘Daniels

A Call to Repeal the Sherman Silver Law in 1893

In a circular to Alliance of North Carolina members dated July 8 1893 Marion Butler President urges organized petitioning against repeal of the Sherman silver law. He warns of gold standard dangers to labor wages and public credit urging all parties to seek free coinage or a better law and to pressure Congress before the November 1893 elections.

I. A Goosgone N. C Alliance of North Carolina Congress John Sherman Democratic Party America Patrick Henry Alliance Ocean Marion Butler Pres. N, CO Wall Street Joe Daniels Daniels

Illinois pardons three anarchists amid Illinois politics

Governor Altgeld, a Democrat, pardons three anarchists from the State Penitentiary amid debate over whether they will now vote for the party. The article notes doubts about the prisoners' guilt and warns about using convicts for political recruitment while mentioning Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy.

Altgeld Illinois

Best News Yet The President Says No on Fishing

In a dated exchange Betsy lauds President Cleveland for refusing a fishing invitation calling it a healthy sign. The talk shifts to relief and savings with Marshal Allison in Chicago, 1,616,980 North Carolinians reportedly without relief, and Octave Coke’s banking dreams meet opposition as constitutional issues and fiscal caution rise.

Cleveland Betsy Buffalo N. Y Harrison United States of America Marshal Allison Chicago U.S. A Marshall Allison North Carolina Capt Octave Coke

Military Academy Ad Promises Discipline and Scholarship

An advertisement highlights Scotland Neck Military Academy asserting a strong discipline and scholarship record in eastern North Carolina. It notes new, large buildings and experienced faculty, inviting attendance and baskets. The piece critiques Populist activism as risible and mocks reform speakers, mentioning Joe Daniels and Sterling Morton in satirical terms.

Scotland Neck Joe Daniels Prsonal Raleigh Cyrus Thompson Cumberland North Carolina Sterling Morton

Educators Column Seeks Teachers and Committeemen Ads

Teachers and interested party seekers are invited to place notices in this column offering or seeking positions. Rates: 25c for one half inch one week, up to 5 weeks for $1, with name and address. includes ads for teachery and related positions from various institutions and businesses.

Joan J. Ingalls Tracher Farnese Raleigh N.C N. C

Chats With The Brethren And Subscribers Add-ons

Extracts from letters received from club-raisers and friends thanking for subscriptions. Mentions T. D. Woody, H. Bright, J. W. Hutchison, S. T. Presson, Q. T. Hollowell, P. E. Meyers, Dr. C. Thompson, E. S. Swaringen, W. D. Phillips, and others. Notes Brunswick county meeting and an order to supply copies to Sub-Alliances for a year. Also a two of a kind editorial comment on the silver question and a brief medical ad at end.

T. D. Woody Person County H. Bright Lenoir County J. W. Hutchison Stokes County Stokes S. T. Presson Camden Tenn Tennessee Q. T. Hollowell Chowan County P. E. Meyers Deer Park Washington C. Thompson Nash County E. S. Swaringen Anson County W. D. Phillips Chatham County Stark Skiles Bertie County J. L Burns Tyrell County D. C. Farnbow Granville County W. A. Tillis J. M. Carpente Macon

Sherman Law Repeal Call From North Carolina Alliance

A July 11, 1893 Raleigh dispatch reports the North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance Executive Committee will meet August 2, 1893 in the secretary’s Raleigh office to discuss political action. The note urges haste in repealing the Sherman law as a vital step. Also: obit notes Mrs. C. S. Kemp of Nash County died June 16 leaving a husband and four children. she belonged to Missionary Baptist Church and Grove Hill Alliance No. 161.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance B. Alexander Chm N. W.S Barggs Sec Treas Nash County C. S. Kemp Missionary Baptist Church Grove Hill Alliance Cyrus Thompson N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance Shedell Troutman’s Center Point Bryant’s Angle’s Davie County Ketchen Fork Church Ae “S Jameston Sele Yadkin County Crosses Church Enon Vay Boonville Zion Wilkes County Trap Hill Boomer Wilkesboro

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