First Graduating Class at A and M College North Carolina
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts held commencement as the first graduating class of twenty one. Honors awarded for agricultural and mechanical studies. Henry Watterson spoke on money and morals. President Holladay lauds progress and facility improvements.
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North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Henry Wat
Argon
A. & M. College
Progressive Farmer
North Carolina
Friends of Education
Greensboro State Normal
Tar Procressiv
E Farmer
Raleigh
Greenboro
Robert W. Allen
Anson County
E. Asbury
Gaston County
H. E. Bonitz
New Hanover County
C. D. Franks
Onslow County
Chas. Williams
Camden County
F. &. Floyd
Granville County
E. M. Gibbon
Mecklenburg
G. P. Gray
Edgecombe
C. B. Holliday
Wake
W. McK. Lytch
Richmond
W. J. Matthews
J. W. McKay
Buncombe
FT. Meachum
C. DeWitt Sellars
Alamance
E Seymour
Franklin
B. W. Williams
Halifax
W. H. Turner
Montgomery
L. T. Yarborough
Caswell
S. M. Young
W. M. Lytch
B. W. Thorne
President Holladay
L. J. Rumple
Mecklenburg County
M. J. Green
Rutherford County
W. C. Yarborough
Caswell County
Holladay
W. Thorne
C. D. Francks
Asbury
Nitrogen
Gray
Meacham
Williams
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Watterson
M. College
Holliday
Washington State Alliance Gains Momentum Across States
Washington State Alliance met at North Yakima on the 7th. The movement pushes for a graduated income tax as support grows. Reports from Oregon and Wisconsin fundraisers show active canvassing. Nebraska and Pennsylvania notes cite reorganizing efforts and large Grange gatherings.
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Washington
Chats With The Brethren Subscribers From North Carolina
Extracts from letters received from club-raisers and friends across counties. Miles Bobbitt of Nash sends three subscriptions. E A Moye of Pitt. W H Davis of Rockingham. S N Bland of Sampéon. A J White of Perquimans. R E Lineberger of Gaston. B F White of Alamance renewals. J T B Hoover sends ten. J E Person Wayne. Jno S McCoy Camden. B S Melton Bladen. J P Tucker Lenoir. Orlando Johnson Randolph. N A Kinlaw Robeson reports two. money tight but demand for Progressive Farmer grows. urge broader reform support.
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Miles Bobbitt
Nash County
E. A. Moye
Pitt County
W. H. Davis
Rockingham County
Rockingham
S. N. Bland
Sampéon County
R. E. Lineberger
Gaston County
Gaston
B. F. White
Alamance County
J. T. B. Hoover
Dr. Thompson
J. E. Person
Wayne County
Jno
S. McCoy
Camden County
Melton
Bladen County
J. P. Tucker
Lenoir County
Orlando Johnson
Randolph County
N. A. K'nlaw
Robeson County
They Are Not Reformers Oppressors Offer Bogus Reform
A Goldsboro Caucasian opinion urges readers to distrust reform proposals from those who profit by oppressing the people. It warns that sincere reforms would threaten their interests and solidarity, implying true justice will not come from such sources.
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Goldsboro Caucasian
Alliance Democrats and Watterson in Raleigh and Derailment of Relief
In a candid exchange, Alliance Democrats face questions on relief and officer appointments. The piece notes Dr. Sandersin’s repeated auditor role and Mayor Watterson’s controversial stance. It cites Bosses silencing him and Betsy’s reactions at Raleigh, warning that failures persist and eye-teeth may be extracted, ending with G Dun & Co reporting a gloomier economic outlook and growing doubt about recovery.
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Alliance Democrats
Watterson
Powers
Sanderlin
Cleveland
Betsy
Raleigh
Mr. Watterson
Wall Street
Sum
Emergency List in Washington Rebukes by Grover and Allies
The piece attacks Democrats for boosting reforms while rewarding Alliance Democrats as they swore in under Grover Cleveland. It mocks Grover for labeling opponents mugwumps and argues he pushes plutocracy, mortgages, and plunder of widows and orphans for small government jobs.
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Washington
Grover
Mugwump
Wilds of
Africa
Alliance Democrats
Devil
Plutocracy
America
Pension Reform Promises Questioned in Campaign
In a truncated message from theKinston Free Press, uncertainty over pension policy is raised. It cites mentions of Third party voices claiming Cleveland favors pension increases and notes Cleveland has not spoken on pensions. The piece cautions waiting for reform to take real form.
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Cleveland
Kinston Free Press
Topeka Advocate
Peope's Party
Ka Sas
Unia
Great West
Advocate
Topeka
Notice for Sub Secretaries in Brunswick County
Notice dated June 20 93 from Excelsior North Carolina informing sub secretaries that national dues must be forwarded with their tamonges and that lodges failing to comply will be addressed. Signed by Fraterneili W S Milukkes Sec Treas and officers. Also a stray line about teachers wanted and teaching boards.
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Howard Wiswall
Beaufort County
W. A. Bullock
Vance County
J. A. Bizzell
Cumberland County
S. C. McKeron
South Carolina
Charles Pearson
Polk County
Z.G. Rogers
Person County
S. E. Asbury
B. Williams
C. B. Williams
Iowa Tribune
Comanche
Alliance
Georgia
Texas
Virginia
Burdette Cornell
California State
Alliace
E O. Meitzen
Goliad County
Adams County
Nebraska
Hastings
Allen Root
Omaha
J. H. Powers
B. F. Allen
Frank Wright
Lincoln
Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
Donnelly
Dallas
J. Meecham
Cambridge
Peoples’ Advocate
Anderson
D. C
Grange Advocate
Grangers
Ikea Oure Browa
A. J. White
Perquimans County
Zeke Bilkins
el Dun & CO
R G. Dun & Co
New York
Milwaukee
Treasury
Roc
Cullen & Newman
Gay ST
Knoxville
Richland Creek
Will Bergain
St. F
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O. Press
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Oni CO
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H Mie
Kansas
CSI
Wazon Td Nea
Smith Sons Gin & Machine CO
Birmingham
Ala
Morehhe
City
N.C
Teachers’ Assembly
W.N. Sutton
J.T. Eaton
Propriet
W van Winkle Gin and Machinery Cos
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