Domestic Felicity and a Congressional Race Mock Up
Zeke Bilkins discusses a possible run for Congress in the 4th District with a joking economic bent. He rails against political expectations while outlining a freewheeling platform, including tariff views and opposition to protective tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke
Patrick Winston
Patrick Henry
Legislater
Weill
Congress
Erbout Ter
B. A. Benn
John Williamson
C. Franklin
Chaz É
Reaper
Kan
Mall
Tnek Josephus Daniella
State Chronicle
Ashe
Feller
Pleasant Family Reunion at Denmark Home in Goldsboro
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Denmark in Goldsboro on May 28 a large Pleasant Family reunion was held. Seventy members, including 7 children, 26 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, 3 sons in law, 4 daughters in law, 3 granddaughters in law, 2 grandsons in law and 7 visitors, gathered for a fine dinner. The family meets each May 28 to mark the father’s birthday in North Carolina, this year the father turned 77. Mr. and Mrs. Denmark plan a golden wedding celebration on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Denmark
Goldsboro
E Union
North Carolina
Denmark
Salem Academy Commencement Attracts Southern Attention
Salem Academy in Winston Salem marked its commencement with 37 graduates from NC to SC. Miss Daisy Thompson spoke on Woman in Fiction and Real Life. A grand concert featured a chorus of a hundred, and Garrity memorial steps were unveiled on the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Progressive Farmer
Whitxston
Salem
N. C
Salem Academy
South
Winston, Salem
Raleigh
Daisy Thompson
Whitaker
Thompson
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
South Carolina
Garrity Memorial Steps
Col. Garrity
Xee
Schubert
Vicor
Calahan
R. Brooke
Sutherlin
Cheatham
Oxford
C. A. Iikesborn
M. R. Hinke
Jaon
Wilkesboro
R Kyle
Ata
Ballot Fraud Critique and Moral Call to Patriots
A letter condemns fraudulent ballot counting as a threat to a republic and urges daily demonstrations of patriotic love, referencing Washington and Bible values. The writer recommends Brownstone Bitters as a remedy for perceived moral and physical decline.
Baltimore Exhibition Planned for 1897 in Midway Center
The great exhibition embracing the entire South to be held in Baltimore in 1897 seems assured. Mr. W S Powell president of the Powell Fertilizer Chemical Company of Baltimore has offered a magnificent site at Annapolis Junction free of charge. The location is midway between Baltimore and Washington.
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South
Baltimore
W. 8. Powell
Powell Fertilizer Chemical Company
Annapolis Junction
Washington
New Academy Organized in Liaker District North Carolina
Citizens of Liaker school district No 2 Rowan county held a meeting in their new academy building to plan opening a first class academy named Faith Academy. Rev J St. B was named principal. board directors include P A Peeter A Ritchie Wmn Fespermen R A Raney M Gom Fisher J C Lingle J W Erick. The academy sits six miles southeast of Salisbury on granite belt and aims to run eight summers starting July with a winter term beginning in September.
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M. Gom. Fisher
J. C. Lingle
J. W. Erick
Fie
Giresturs
Rev
Sc siGek
Faith Academy
Salisbury
Granite Belt
Care Jing
Mr. Lyerly
Mlusece
TARA
Italy
J. C. Wryart
Would Kill ’Em To Quit Demands On Tariff Beliefs
The Wilmington Messenger critiques Democrats for not clearly stating their tariff and monetary positions. It argues a firm stance on low tariffs and bimetallism, including both gold and silver, is needed and urges honesty over pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wilmington Messenger
National Farmers Alliance holds Topeka session and plans meetings
The Supreme Council of the National Farmers Alliance met in Topeka February 6 to 10 and instructed the National Executive Committee to hold a spring meeting in Washington City. A May 9 committee in Washington reviewed reports, approved some actions, and prepared communications with labor groups and state alliances. The group chose offices in Philadelphia and set addresses for key officers while planning revisions to secret work and charter amendments. The next meeting is slated for Topeka on June 11, 1894.
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Supreme Council of the
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Topeka
Kansas
National Executive Committee
Washington City
Supreme Council
Butler
Marion Butler
H. C. Demming
I. E. Dean
New York
Bro
Mann Page
Virginia
H. L. Loucks
D. P. Duncan
National Alliance
H. ©. Demming
Alliance Aid
Epee
Page
Dean
Duncan
Upla
D Bros
Fhe
United States
Council
Topeks
Robinson Escure
Bros. Butler, Dean
Knighis
Ers’ Alliance
Indus 1
Farmers’ Alliance
Pox Ra
Allianss
Bro. Demmicg
Statens OF T
Bros
oShoe Ie Ming
Demming
Penn. Ave
Washington
Goldsboro
N. C
D P Duncan
Columbia
D. C
H.C. Demming
Harrisburg
National Farmers’ Alliance
States Territories Alliance
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Committee of Labor
National Aliance
Na Izi Alliance
Es Weper
Pey
Taird
Farmera’ Alliance
Tor
Alliance News notes new organization in Enosville and rapid expansion
Enosville Pennsylvania forms a new Alliance chapter while two organizers are commissioned in Iowa. The Pennsylvania State Alliance reports eighteen new Alliances recently organized and outlines plans to spread to Leerbiurland Wyoming Kawanna Spyder Juniata and Luzerne. The periodical calls this Alliance weather and praises growing efficiency and enthusiasm as old Alliances strengthen and expand nationwide. The item also references the National Alliance Executive Committee and critiques past financial missteps, urging members to fulfill duties to accelerate growth.
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Enosville
Pia
Iowa
Bricker
Pennsylvania State Alliance
Pennsylvenia Farmer
R. E
Pennsylvania
Leerbiurland
Wyoming
L. Z
Kawanna
Spyder
Juniata
Teteci
F.sylvania Pucriver
National Farmers' Alliance Leader to Speak Next Monday
President Marion Butler of the National Farmers' Alliance will address audiences here next Monday night to discuss the order, its principles, and purposes. The Globe notes the Alliance is not dead and may be more active now than in two years.
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Egypt
America
Congress
Farmers’ Voice
Carlisle
Doge Pany
Imn
States Treasury
Leroy
Coxey
Pomona
Breckinridge
Brockton
Marion Butler
National Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Durham Globe
Pace Man Promises Half Price Clothing Sale
A Pace man shouts a surprise sale offering clothing at half price and low costs on shears, charts, and buttons. The advertisement claims the “you buy the rest” deal and notes a large display with fence-related items by PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO. in Adrian, with various prices and parts.
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Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian
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Gerwanger
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N.C
Epiton
Church of God
NEW Academy
J. & Weaveris
D. Bir
Tilman
Carolina
Irby
W. P. Brewer
Hinesville
Peter M. Smith
Ohio
Democratic Executive Committee
Ant
Judge Nugent
Geo. E. Pease
Colorado
Kineek
Frank Wilkerson
New York Sun
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Beralien
Gineva
Evans
Atkinson
Pittsboro
Jans Tub
People’s Party
Reform
Harry Skinner
Alliance News
EEECU
Orsens
Itee
Nacaune & Co
Bros, Butler, Loucke
Page Ind Demming
Tary
Presg
Ae Patriot
Carnegie Sec
Farmers’ Advocate
New York Srv
Thawe Tegh
Ada Olds
Raleigh Coffin Company
Raxeias
J. W. Denmark
Joo Pet
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