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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1893

Page

4

Silver Standard Debate Across Nations and Finance Policy

A lengthy Congressional Record piece discusses the silver to gold standard debate, citing Indian, German, British, and European perspectives. It traces demonetization histories, monetary theory, and emphasizes bimetallism for farmers, creditors, and debtors, with references to Senator West, Vilas, and global silver stocks. An editor’s local note seeks readers’ views on possum hunting laws and farm issues.

Howard M. Holden Senate Stewart Nevada Mulvane Kansas Lane Association India Bombay Europe Bagehot London United States West Vilas Besiys Consul Warner State Department Germany St. James England Russia Austria- Hungary Ous France Australia California Bim Chevalier Holland Belgium Austria Monetary Commission

Letter From Stoneville Stateville Alliance Grows

In Stoneville North Carolina J W A Price secretary writes about forming the Stateville Alliance from eight members breaking away from Mountain Chapel Alliance. The lodge has about 40 members with eight new applications and plans to continue growing while urging harmony and better work to build up the order.

Stonevile N.C Epior Mountain Chapel Alliance Stateville Alliance J. WH. A. Price

Alliance News from the North East Brethren

A North East alliance note from Aurelian Springs North Carolina reports no county meeting due to bad weather. Members say they will forget past differences and unite to strengthen the order, relying on leadership to call a future gathering.

Aurelian Springs N. C Ephor

A Child's Philosophy About Spelling

A mother tests her seven year old on spelling words like toes, froze, rose, roes, blows and learns the child’s witty rebellion. The girl puzzles over sound versus spelling and concludes the English language seems made for the educated.

Powerful lobby to demonetize silver targets government sale

The Southern Mercury warns a strong Washington lobby forms to demonetize silver and halt government purchase as March 4 approaches. It claims Cleveland will call an extra session to push the move and says Congress will be forced to act, transferring property and earnings to Rothschilds and Bank of England. Farmers and workers suffer while Mills Carlisle & Co. drive the plan.

Southern Mercury Washington Cleveland Congress Cleveland,Mills, Carlisle & Co Rothschilds Bank of England & Co

Trust Companies Described As Unbounded and Questionable

The piece critiques trust companies naming their allure as attractive yet risky. It cites the Western Insurance Review of St. Louis noting trusts copy insurance power, compare to banks, and argue trusts operate with near unlimited scope and little public accountability.

Western Insurance Review of St. Louis Missouri Trust Company

Forty sixth day of the General Assembly bills introduced

A long list of bills introduced and amendments proposed across committees. Proposals include incorporation of Littleton based firms and towns, county tax powers, road and railroad projects, school and water works measures, and bills affecting charters for towns such as Clinton Hot Springs Elizabeth City Waynesville and Winston Salem along with numerous corporate and public utilities ordinances.

Forty Seventh Day Actions Include Fayetteville and Asheville Bonds

The assembly passed third reading incorporating Fayetteville and allowing Asheville to issue sewer bonds. It also tackles the Rutherford and Polk railroad incorporation, Gibsonville charter amendment, Raleigh Y M C A incorporation, Thomasville banking and trust incorporation, Brenton Methodist church mortgage powers, and legal fees for Catawba parish justices and poll holders. Petitions oppose church incorporation in Burke, whiskey sale in Cherokee, and liquor restriction near Bethel Baptist in Alexander. New bills include Point Rock church incorporation and a white teacher training normal institute in Robeson.

Fayetteville Asheville Rutherford and Polk Railroad Gibsonville Raleigh Thomasville Banking and Trust Company Brenton Catawba County House OF Representatives Hoffman Burke County Said County Axiey Cherokee County Morton Alexander County Bethel Baptist Church Vance Point Rock Madison County McNeill Robeson Robeson County Spruill

Forty Eighth Day Bills Move Numerous North Carolina Incorporations

On the forty eighth day, remarks show Mr Battle introducing a bill to raise university trustees by twenty via Alumni Association election. multiple members propose incorporations of Hopewell Academy Wilson County and other groups. bills pass third reading to revise Wilson town charter and other incorporations including railroads, banks, mills, and a streetcar line as the text continues on page six.

Battle Alumni Association Poll James Hopewell Academy Washington County Pettigrew Charolina Charity Association Newell Metropolitan Trust Company of Wilmington Carolina Light, Water and Sanitary Construction Company Mutual Mercantile Company Shellfish Commission Bank of Maxton Mercantile Banking and Trust Company Keystone Mining and Manufacturing Company Amhurst Academy Burke County Harriman, Franklin and South Atlantic Railroad Company Hydenes Club of Ashe

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