Watsons Speech on Government Ownership and Race
Speech argues for railroad government ownership, attacks Wall Street, and criticizes gold standard. Emphasizes unity between South and West, calls for a new party, and urges fair treatment of Black citizens while opposing social equality. Includes rebuttals to Northern Democrats and remarks on the Negro question.
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Bob Toombs
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
David B. Hill
Grover Cleveland
David
Grover
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
L. F. Livingston
The
Hill
Cleveland
Journal
White House
Congress
Hoke
Treasury
Nature
Mr. Merchant
Mr. Farmer
Tts
Mr. Carlisle
Carlisle
Republic
Wall Street
Wall _ street
South
West
Kansas
Nevada
California
Iowa
Montana
Alabama
Texas
East
Atlanta
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Europe
God
Tabernacles
Wild Black Raspberry Propagation Experiment
A grower describes planting 300 rooted tips from wild black cap raspberries in new ground. He observes diverse growth habits among varieties, plans to designate centers for each original plant, and to propagate select dozen per variety for ongoing trials while planting surplus as a separate block for another year.
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Gregg
Reform rhetoric and political exhortation from 1893 note
A fragmented political appeal urges equal rights and reform via ballot box action. The writer invokes Washington and Jefferson, warns against corruption, calls for honest voting and active Alliance involvement, and ends with a note on national expenditures in 1893 cited to bolster reform claims.
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Magnolia
Mae
Thom
Aden
America
Columbia
Washington
Jefferson
Reform Movement
People’s Party
Reform
Ecv
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Thos. E. Watson
Aire
NASH
Roxboro
Logan Meadows
Jasper Robertson
Willis Royster
Nashville Argonaut
Messrs
John O. Drake
Blount Plummer
Geo. Field
Warrenton Gazette
DR. Thompson
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