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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1892

Page

8

Salem Female Academy Commencement Wins Praise

The 1892 Salem Female Academy exercises closed with high attendance and strong interest. Rev. J H Clewell praised order during the grand concert. George Tayloe Winston of the University delivered the address as diplomas were conferred by Bishop Rondthaler. Emma, Miss Blanche Wood, and Eva Stroup featured in salutatory, honor essay, and valedictory.

Salem N. C Epior Salem Female Academy Moravian Church Lumnae W. W. Moore Hampdeney College Rondthaler Schmoll J. H. Clewell George Tayloe Winston University Emma North Carolina Blanche Wood Eva Stroup Texas

Alliance Demands Slipping as Congress Fails to Act

The National Economist laments Congress six months in session with no enactments on Alliance demands. Livingston of Georgia backs Sub Treasury bill only to shelve it, while two other financial measures surface as possible subplots. The piece vows to reveal exact records as soon as verified, urging voters to know where their representatives stand. Everett s North Carolina, May 26, 1892.

Congress Livingston Treasury Economist Everetts N. C W. G. Lamb Williamston Martin County Alliance St. Louis T. E. McCaskey Ocala Indianapolis McCaskey

County executive chairmen listed across North Carolina

A long roll of county executive chairmen is provided with names and towns for numerous counties including Alamance Union Bladen Brunswick Burke Bertie Buncombe Carteret Cumberland Chatham Caswell Catawba Cleveland Cherokee Craven Duplin Durham Davidson Edgecombe Franklin Greene Granville Guilford Aston Fairfax Harnett Haywood Iredell Jones Johnson Lenoir Lincoln Moore Montgomery Madison McDowell Nash New Hanover Pasquotank Pender Orange Onslow Rockingham Richmond Randolph Rowan Rutherford Stanly Transylvania Vance Washington Warren Wilson Wayne Wake. The piece notes reformists to select suitable men in counties without committees and a meeting set for June 11 at county sites. It includes campaign ads and notices for the Progressive Farmer.

Alamance Thos. Kernoodle Union A Bladen E. N. Roberson Tar Heel Brunswick W. W. Drew Elpaso Burke P. H. Rich Morganton Bertie Jas Bond Windsor Buncombe J. C. Murry Busby Carteret Ralph Howland Beaufort Cumberland E. J. Edwards Deen Chatham R. C. Siler Siler City Caswell Thos L. Lea Hamer Catawba Sid Bridges Cleveland L. N. Durham Shelby Cherokee Harshaw Murphy Craven J. J. Hines Riverdale Duplin A J. Veach Warsaw Durham James E. Lyon Davidson Green James Edgecombe A. B. Noble Tarboro Franklin F. Ashton Mapleville Greene W. A. Dixon Farmville Granville A. J. Dalby Oxford Guilford J. B. Smith Guilford College Aston J.C. Fitch Mt. Molly Fiairfax C. H. Simmons Scotland Neck Iredell J. M. Parks Statesville Jones Silas Foscue Pollocksville Johnson W. B. Rains Princeton Lenoir J P. Tucker Kinston Lincoln C. L Wilson Lincolnton Moore W. Kivett Carthage Montgomery D. A. Clark Dry Creek Madison J. E. Bryant Martin J. M. Bateman Darden McDowell Maxton Randolph J. J. White Trinity College Rowan C. L. Brown Gold Hill Rutherford F. Moore Stokes A. J. Pringle Elko Stanly C. D. Ledbetter Big Lick Transylvania John Mills Mill River Vance J. H. Edwards Henderson Washington J. T. Hassell Warren W. C. Drake W. R. Linpsry Clim People’s Party Eh Ee ProGressive Farmer

Platform Adopted by the Confederated Industrial Organizations

The 1892 St Louis labor conference issues a national platform denouncing political corruption and mooring to the plain people. It calls for government ownership of railroads and communications, a new currency, free silver, a national income tax, postal savings banks, and land reform to curb monied interests. It advocates a permanent union of urban and rural labor and urges honest, economical government.

Confederated St. Louis United States National Congress Congress Republic Banka A Inden Farmers’ Alliance

Notice From State Executive Committee Regarding Expenses

The State Alliance states it does not cover travel expenses for visitors or allied speakers except the State president or lecturers. Alliances inviting speakers must expect to pay their expenses. Signed by 8. B. Alexander, J. Mewborne, and H. Johnston on behalf of the committee.

State Alliance B. Alexander J. M. Mewborne Johnston Salisbury Watch Bright Intereim Alliance Salisbury N.C Fae Allance Philadelphi Worth Tellan

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California William Griffith New Concord Ohio N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance W. S. Barnes Sec’y Treas N.C. F Raleigh N. É Barnes Sec’y-Treas Bovine RE. E. Phillip J. T. Wyatt Faith, Rowan Co N.C The Dakota Ruralist Huron, South Dakota Bro H L. Loucks National Alliance Bree Alliance America Progressiva Pomona, N. C Jack and Jill N. K. Fairbank & CO Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco Portland Ore Pittsburgh Milwaukee Ple Seerrapte Peac Institute For Young Ladies Raleigh, N Dinwiddie, M University of Va Beecham W. H. Worthh Bkinme Ted Nath Allison Glan Reek Miles Miles’ Medical CO Elkhart Ind W. A. Peffer U. S Kansas United States Senate Senator Ingalls Tax Marner Raleigh, N.C Blue Great Alliance and People's Party the Fairweathers Aeney Enri Fairweather Kaxman Cal National Watchman Congressional Committee OF the People's Party WU Inning Haas Dunning Amon WA. Retter J. H. Kyle T. E. Waion John Davis Jerry Simpson W. A. McKkeghan BF. Clover J. G. Otis O. M. Kem Kalvotseh Winn W. Baker Br. MG. Ehzey National Watersan Co N. E Ington, Dn Smithdeal Smithdeal's College Richmond Relusa Lodge Seals Bradley Mfg. CO Fort Worth Edwards & Broughton Alliance Qrange En CE Carria Willman Reeves the - Alliance - Wholesale North Water St Philadelphia, Pa Raleigh, N. C Julius Lewis & CO Boylan T. W. Dobbin Tru W.h.& RS Tucker & Cochicago Veterinary. College Hughes Epray Nozzis Suinhate Ceppe Sounty
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