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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1895
Page
6
In a candid exchange the Major declares support for free coinage and Cleveland while denouncing Republicans. A Commission writer calls the scene a confidence game as populist rhetoric and silver talk ignite party lines, with exchanges about roosting hens and political bets.
A lengthy report covers Thursday's Memphis convention proceedings on silver and bimetallism. It includes speeches, adopted resolutions, and platform details criticizing gold standard and urging immediate restoration of silver coinage at 16 to 1. The event features notable figures and a broad cross section of delegates.
The Progressive Farmer records new listings for Guilford College Guilford College Co Administrators Notice J P Wood Berkshire Pigs H J Bivens Richardson's Creek N C Cited ad copy mentions Brown's Bronchial Troches as cough remedy option and notes advertiser contact.
Counsel for the Whiskey Trust case appeared before Judge Showalter in Curcaco Illinois. Edwin Walker for Central Trust Company of New York moved to consolidate with other suits the supplementary bill seeking an injunction against stockholders and payment of bonded indebtedness. Levy Mayer for stockholders demurred and said he would resist consolidation with good bills. I Boyesen for the receiver objected and the judge set Friday morning for further hearing on the latest phase.
North Carolina residents with simple home or farm ideas are urged to submit descriptions sketches or photos to the Patent Law Department of the Associated Trade and Industrial street Washington D C for evaluation. A well known North Carolinian manages the effort and promises consideration and potential benefit. Other papers are asked to copy this notice and mark copies.
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