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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1896

Page

6

Major Strives For Gold Standard And Democratic Reform

An exchange with a major reveals support for tariff reform and the gold standard while the Democrats shift stance. Bradley, a Georgia Democrat veteran, quits the party citing broken pledges and endorses the People’s Party for equal rights and producer relief. The piece notes Congress pay totals and historical Webster wages.

McKinley Asylum Hrpublicans J. M. Bradley Democrats Georgia Reform World Winder People’s Party J. M. Brapsey

A M Moore speaks for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1

A. M. Moore argues at Thompson School exercises that demonetizing silver harms the many, advocating free coinage to restore silver’s value. He cites Gold vs silver, wages, and national debt, urging open mints and equal footing with gold to revive industry and reduce burdens on farmers and workers.

Thompson School A. M. Moore United States Ruggles John Sherman Latin Union Sherman Congress Grant Mice Chevalier Jay Gould James Fisk New York Reform Club of London France Latvia Union Mexico South Central America Russia Brussels London Financial News England Chaney Depew Nathall London Statistician Bradstreet China Japan Ireland India J. B. Gorman Ransom Clark Cleveland Rothschilds Liberty N. Cewe Bertie County

Trains Leave Raleigh Daily From Norfolk And Beyond

Solid daylight trains with sleeper from Norfolk to Chattanooga via Salisbury Morganton Asheville Hot Springs and Knoxville connecting at Durham for Oxford Clarksville and Keysville also at Greensboro with Washington and Southwestern Limited for North and with United States Fast Mail for Charlotte Spartansburg Greenville Atlanta and Florida. Sleeping car service to Atlanta Jacksonville Augusta Norfolk and Chattanooga. Express train 8 50 a m connects at Greensboro for Washington and North. also Selma Fayetteville Goldsboro Wilmington and Morehead City connections.

Raleigh Nokeone Axp Chattanoogs Lourren Veatibein Norfolk Chattanooge Salisbury Morgante Asheville Hot Springs Knoxvill Durham Oxford Clarksville Keysville Greensboro Washington and Southwestern West All Point North Ville Richmond Winston Salem United States Charlotte Spartansburg Greenville Atlanta Columbia Augusta Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Florida Chattanooga Pullman Norfoli O&® C Omsinion Washington Baltimore Checapeake Selma Fayetteville Wilsop Newbern Morehead City Goldsboro Wilmington Wilmington and Weldon Urham Oxford Richie Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited New York Lynchburg Danville Knoxville Hot Springs Goldboro Greensbor Ail Point

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