BRO BELL IN THE MOUNTAINS AT A BUSY ALLIANCE TOUR
Bryson City July 14 91 reports show Mr Borror addressing Hendersonville Mill Springs and Forest City crowds and meeting the strongest local Alliance support. Reelsboro and Asheville stops featured sizable gatherings with hopeful talks on unity and relief for poverty struck members amid crop fears and ongoing rally work across 9th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson City
Mr. Borror
Hendersonville
Mill Springs
Polk County
Shankle
Wm. G. Miller
Alliance
Central Alliance
Brother Miller
Forest City
Marshall
Madison County
County Alliance
Asheville
Clyde
Haywood County
Murphy and
Hayesville
Col. Long
9Th District
Real ruler of Germany praised by Rev Dixon in 1891 sermon
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr opens his Sunday review in Association Hall praising German Emperor William II. He lauds the monarch as a young, bold reformer aligned with labor policies, contrasts him with Bismarck, and foresees potential for peaceful social reforms while praising the man’s independence and scope within Europe.
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Thos. Dixon, Jr
Association Hall
Germany
Europe
William
Ile
Robertus
Karl Marx
Farmers’ Alliance
America
Wiliam
Orace
Bismarck
William II
Berlin
Tie
Alliance Echoes Power of Dave Littler in Kansas Kansan
The Kansan argues the Alliance stirs farmer awakening, praising its discipline and education work. It critiques Dave Littler as a partisan hack whose authority is overstated by national papers. The piece asserts the Alliance grows stronger as farmers organize, study politics, and reject old party control.
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Alliance
Dave Little
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Ajax
America
Dave
Corporation
Sam Ridgely
Dave Littler
Toper
Illinois
Rhet Clarkson
Iowa
Joe Hudson
Kansas
Wildman of the Woods Foraker
Ohio
Republican ‘Party
Girard Press
Little Red School
Diers
Georgia
North Pole
Louisiana “String District
John Brown
Tie
Thad Stevens
Peter Coopers
Shylock
New England
Priel
la Little
Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin July 17 1891 North Carolina crops
The notice reports a week of below normal temperatures statewide impacting cotton and other crops. Showers were uneven but generally favorable, with cotton two to three weeks late and blooming slowly. Corn and tobacco show modest gains as crops in the Eastern Central and Western districts vary from good to fair, and drought relief occurred in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Acknowledgment from South Dakota 1891 donation note
Hurrey South Dakota June 15 1891 receives two dollars donated to the Relief Fund by Rowan Alliance No 838 Bladen County North Carolina as credited in reports to the next State annual Alliance. Gratitude noted for this and other donations.
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The
Alliance
Kimball
Brule County
W. H. Curtiss
S.A. R. Committee
Hurrey
S. D
Bprron Progressive Farmer
Ratsier
N. C
W. F. Brown
Rowan Alliance
Bladen County
Bro. Brown
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Bro. Bell
Alliance Picnic
Reelsboro
N.C
Ephor
Prospect Alliance
W. A. Carawan
Texas
J. F. Brinson
New Hope
Grantsboro
B. F. McCotter
Triumph
Col
L. L. Polk
Pamlico Alliance
J. W. Dawson
D. W. Brinson
Michaen
Farmers’ Alliance and
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
Lakes
Wall Street
Devil
Satan
Church of the Living God
Industrial Union
Marel
South Dakota
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