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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1895

Page

3

Silverites Convention Rallies Wide North Carolina Crowd

The Silverites gathered at Griffin Opera House with 1,000 in attendance from all counties, showing broad support for free coinage. Delegates, led by Patrick and Glessner, heard Senator Morgan, while resolutions endorsed immediate silver restoration and legal tender status, opposing foreign creditor control.

Griffin Opera House Pan Gairdner Gardner Cleveland Patrick Jas Glessner John T. Morgan Committee On Ions Evgn P. Howell Hits United States Indus Ita

State News Highlights North Carolina Adds Churches

A wide state roundup notes 21 additions to the North Carolina Presbyterian church, early grains and crops across regions, local accidents and deaths, and upcoming events. Notable items include deaths in Alamance and Laurinburg, a cotton mill accident, a double hanging guard detail, and plans for the Southern Biblical Assembly in Asheville. Local crop yields, business failures, and civic happenings pepper the report, with mentions of ore strikes, a 102nd Fayetteville militia anniversary, and a new Lutheran church dedication in Winston.

South North Carolina Presbyterian Report North Carolina Smithfield Herald Alamance Gleaner Bellomont Mary Merritt Jordan Wood Cedar Rock Township Louisburg Times G. N Warren Carolina Township Greenville Laurinburg Dan'l W. Livingston Spring Hill Rowan County Anderson Brown White Ferrow Whiteville Sallie Howell Rachael Baldwin Mann Arrington H. M. Emerson Bromo Seltzer Chapel Hill Emerson Wilmington Star Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry Fayetteville N. C Wilmington Columbus News Forest City Ledger Ellenboro Henrietta Messrs. Wright & Co Berry Jones Here Haw River Jacksonville Herman Bell Parmele Eccleston Company Greensburg Mount Airy P. A. Price Lum Kellum Greenville Reflector Chears Pactolus F. W. Brown Morganton Herald Kistler Burke County Burke Tanning Company Winston Sentinel Alspaugh Surry Stokes Hattie Shafer Sree

Bryan Addresses Silver Question in Cincinnati Speech

In Cincinnati, Ohio, Bryan outlines multiple propositions on free coinage and silver in a Chamber of Commerce address. He disputes Carlisle’s five propositions, cites statistics on per capita money, and argues for a bimetallic standard with silver as equal to gold, warning against gold monometallism and urging broad public support to expand money supply.

Cincinnati Ohio Chamber of Commerce Bryan Carlisle Secretary of the Treasury Bowling Green Jean United States England Treasury Department Mexico Treasury Great Britain France Germany China Turkey Australia Austria Hungary Mr. Carlisle Chicago Tribune India National Bank Sherman Carlisle Descri

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