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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1897
Page
2
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Editorial Notes From The N R P A And Other Dots
Editorial notes mock political figures and events including W J Bryan, Col Joseph Pie Caldwell, Mary E Lease and Senator Quay. Col Kingsbury and Trinity clash over University appropriations while Henry Watterson rouses crowds with fiery rhetoric. The piece pokes fun at weather forecasters and railroad tax hearings amid a flurry of satirical jabs at public figures and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
South Carolina
John L. Sullivan
Kingsbury
Trinity
Ben Tillman
Dr. Kingsbuy
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Yale
Col. Watter
von Herman
Railroad Commission
Blue Andrews
Guay
Ana
Cor
Judge Clark First to the Railroad Commission in Taxing Freight
Judge Clark writes to the Railroad Commission urging rate cuts, arguing that unchecked rail monopolies threaten land and crop values, farmers, and workers. He warns trusts aside from railroads will not match the power of the railway cartels and calls for strict regulation.
Newspapers Trade Nasty Rights Over State Editorial Turf
The Winston Republican accuses rivals of partiality in crowning the Charlotte Observer with authority to critique state affairs. It grants a playful, blanket permit to Fayetteville Observer Wilmington Messenger and News and Observer, with exclusive restrictions for the News and Observer and Wilmington Messenger on Capitol improvements and war history criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Republican
Charlotte Observer
Fayetteville Observer
Wilmington Messenger
News and Observer
Republican
State Capitol
Rumor of Spain and Japan Alliance Sparks War Talk
A circulating rumor claims Spain and Japan formed an alliance to block U.S. interference in Cuban and Hawaiian affairs, with both nations potentially declaring war on the United States. Washington says the report is unlikely. officials warn war talk harms public welfare and business, urging curb of jingoism and sensational reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Japan
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Washington
Day
A Matter of Postage Causes Bulletin Postage Debate
The article reports the Raleigh postmaster and Washington Post Office Department instructing cancellation of The Monthly Bulletin as second class mail and shifting to third class rates. The Bulletin, not a true newspaper, provides crop and fertilizer data for farmers. The Commissioner seeks congressional help to restore old rates or legislative amendment to exempt agricultural bulletins. The piece also includes unrelated quotes on tax policy and a murder report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
Raleigh
Post Office Department
Washington
Congress
P. C. Earne
Prof Howell Urges Local Taxation for School Funds
An editorial promotes Prof L D Howell of this city delivering a bold address on local taxation to fund schools. It argues state schools are poor and need improvement through local tax laws, urging readers to support the plan, noting Col J S Carr of Durham offers 500 to counties voting high local tax support and describing the financial incentives and state reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L D. Howell
Howell
Col. J. 8. Carr
Durham
Col. Carr
Public Right to Regulate Rail Road Rates Lectured
Judge Clark spoke at Wake Forest College on the public’s right to regulate railroad rates. He cited court decisions upholding the people’s authority, while railroad interests oppose such knowledge, fearing it would curb corporate gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Wake Forest College
Supreme Court
Demstrius
Paul
National Lecturer Writes on Guilford County Alliance Meeting
Correspondent reports Guilford County Alliance held a session at Buffalo Sub Alliance hall with D A Montgomery as business agent. Attendee mix included farmers and wives, the group discussed the Hillsboro shoe factory plans and urged delegates to attend the State Alliance meeting, emphasizing calm deliberation and strong representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarotte
N. C
Guilford Court House
Guilford County
Russell
The
North Carolina Railroad
Greensboro
D. A. Montgomery
Guiliford County Alliance
Buffalo Sub
Ate Alliance
George T. Lane
George
Guilford County Alliance
Guilford
Bro. D. A. Montgomery
Hillsboro
W. P. McLean
State Alliance
Alliance
J. P. Sossamon
Alliance Picnic Invites Wake County Allies to A and M College
The Alliance invites Alliancemen their families and the public to meet at the A and M College on Friday August 20 for a county adjourned meeting. Prominent speakers will address the crowd and delegates to the State Alliance will report on the state meeting. Bring baskets and join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County
the Oder
Reform era scraps and labor notes in a scattered press review
A collage of editorials and opinions from various papers lampooning politicians and economic policy. Mentions reform, populism, trusts, McKinley prosperity, direct legislation, and water works costs. Quips on Debs, Coxey, Barnard, and national issues, reflecting late 19th century partisan tensions and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Longmont Times
Fort Scott Lantern
Switzerland
Pittsburg Kansan
Learies
Havemeyer
Debs
Coxey
Jobstown
New York City
Wall Street
The
Knights of Labor
Barnard
Tennessee
Mc.Kinley
Alger
Topeka
Mobillian
Atlanta
Mobile Register
Missouri
Washington
Mkley
Iowa Tribune
Threst
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Juicy Pie
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Dream OF the Press
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