National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Leaders Listed
The document lists officers and committees for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance. It names Marion Butler as president, J. L Gilbert as California president, Col. D. P. Dun Sersjumbia, and other officials, with judiciary, lecturing, and staff roles. It notes affiliated reform press association members and a policy to drop papers not advocating the Ocala platform.
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Bridges
Ee N. Co Enetary
Barnes
Pasen
Thompson
Richex
Whiteville
N. C
John Brady
Gatesville
John Graham
Ridgeway
N.C
Fort Carolina
Editorial tips on farming and governance from the Agriculturist
The American Agriculturist urges burying farm stones or breaking them with powder, prescribes a sugar and iron sulphate mix for horse tonic, claims properly timed hay outperforms dried hay, advocates better tenant houses, and stresses careful butter washing. It critiques political corruption, blaming voters and elected officials for poor governance.
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L.bor
Congress
Pal
Watson speech argues for Populist rails reform in Georgia
In Atlanta 1894 Hon Thomas E Watson urges voters to back Populist policies, denouncing railroad plutocracy, endorsing government ownership of railways, graduated income taxes, and treasury notes. He cites historical wrongs against the poor, praises reformers, and defends coinage plans amid clashes with big business.
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Degive
OPE House
Atlanta
GuanGia
Watson
Georgia
Commonwealth
Gabiil
Comfortlees
England
Thomas Jefferson
Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Republic
George Gould
Astors
Vanderbilts
Cox
Rip van Winkling
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Lee
Savannah River
Chattahoochee River
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Central Railroad
Fulton County
Treasury
Congress
Patrick Calhoun
Wall Street
Great Central Railroad
Jay Gould
New York Legislative Committee
Erie Railroad
Pacific Railroads
O.e
Rhode Island
Delaware
Richard Olney
Georgia Railways
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Pacific Railways
Macon
P. H Snook
E. van Winkle & Co
Snook
William E Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Robert Peel
America
Austro Hungarian
Indian Empire
United States
Germany
Austro Hungary
India
Austro- Hungary
House
Senate
Stahlman
Louisville
Nashville
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Marion Butler
Goldsporo
Southworth
Peon
Colo
Davie
Kentucky
Carolina 3A — State Alli- President
J- Mamie Acs
Kinston
Thos E. Watson