Mr Kestler Again Cooperates With Republicans in North Carolina
Concord North Carolina May 20 1896 letter from G Eperstirr defends Populist fusion stance to topple Democratic ring. He argues for cooperation with Republicans to push policy reforms and election laws into the state constitution. He repudiates calls for purges within his party while urging unity and warning party leaders against derailment for personal offices. He recalls founding the Peoples party and stresses devotion to the cause and its poor constituents.
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People’s Party
North Carolina
Jack Henry
Charles V
Grmany
Charles
Chaina
New Peoples Party
T2day
G Eperstirr
Concord
N. C
Chicken Thief and Political Thief in Cumberland NC
A Cumberland County address warns against political corruption in North Carolina. It contrasts chickens stolen for sustenance with votes stolen from ballots, decries carpetbaggers and scalawags, and urges young readers to oppose debauched ballot boxes and liquor power dominating government from the White House to small towns. The notice closes with a note on upcoming alumni events at the University.
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Progressive Farmer
Cumberland County
North Carolina
Scalawag
Gods Church
Devils Church
United States of America
United States
Devil
God
Gods Vineyard
White House
W. Chenky Smith
University Commencement Week Activities Listed
The schedule details the commencement program beginning Sunday May 31 with a baccalaureate sermon by Bishop Edward Reudthaler at Gerrard Hall. It includes society meetings June 2, Board of Trustees noon in Person Hall, senior class exercises Memorial Hall, oratory contest at 8, faculty reception 10, and more events through Thursday June 4.
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Alumni Association
Gerrard Hall
Memorial Halls
Adlai Stevenson
Glee Cub
GuonGs T. Winston
Edward Reudthaler
Moravian Church
Dialectic
Philanthropic
Memorial Hall
Radical reform platform demands direct elections and public ownership
The document argues for political and economic overhaul including public control of essential services, abolition of private monopolies, a national currency issued by the government, free coinage of silver and gold, graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and direct election of U.S. Senators. It also calls for government operation of railroads and telegraphs, land reclamation for settlers, and direct legislation through initiative and referendum.
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United States
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America
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Stevenson
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Washington, D. C
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New York
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Pyery Cabbisetion
National Lead Co
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Halsted Street
Chicago
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Wilson Ear-Drum Co
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Broadway
New Yorks
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Denver
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Denver, Colo
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Raleigh, N
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Raleigh
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Lyon & Tealy
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Moseley & Pritchard Mfg, CO
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Suthern State
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Seaboard Air Line
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