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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1897

Page

3

Novel wood works plant to locate at Marion

State news notes an East and West trade mix, with a new wood working company to locate at Marion. Other items cover election costs, civil service exams at Statesville, a Salisbury box factory plan, a railroad receiver at Wilmington, and a three day May celebration in Charlotte.

Novelty Wood Working Company Marion Civil Service Statesville Sun Salisbury Wilmington, Newbern & Norfolk Railway Company

Who Was On the Side of the People in 1896 Politics

The letter argues party lines on railroad lobby influence, naming Daniels and party stances. It asserts Democrats largely supported a lease and railroad lobby, Republicans split, and Populists backed the people. It also analyzes Bryan support by state, noting Populist fusion aiding Bryan in Missouri and other states.

Progressive Farmer Theaucasian Joe Daniels Daniels Democratic Party Democratic Bryan Kansas Nebraska Colorado Montana Idaho Washington Nevada Wyoming North Carolina South Dakota Oregon Missouri McKinley Virginia South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Texas Real Republic United States America Nassau St New York

President McKinley Calls Extraordinary Session on Treasury Crisis

President McKinley urges Congress to pass a tariff reform and raise ample revenes to fund government without new debt. He cites three years of deficits, rising interest payments, and bond sales totaling over 262 million, stressing need for immediate revenue measures and fiscal restraint.

Congress Congress of United State Secretary of the Treasury Willliam McKiNney Executive Mansion

The Old Guard Renewals and Kind Words For The Progressive Farmer

Subscriptions renewals and readers notes praise The Progressive Farmer. Letters from J P Tucker in Lenoir County and others across North Carolina thank the paper and urge continued bold reporting and defense of the countryside.

W. F. Huntly Henderson County ProGressive Farmer Tte C. H. Wooters Guilford County Ezekiel Little Brunswick County J. W. Stallings Rockingham W. H Stallings Franklin Gaston Eason Wilson R. A. Patterson Halifax M. A. Woolard Pitt G. T. Brantly Beaufort W. F. Outland

Artichokes Seed Inquiries and Grower Contacts

Readers seeking artichokes are advised to watch advertising columns for notices. Mr. J. P. Vissering of Box 23 Alton NL has advertised artichokes for some time. Write to him or other seed growers to receive full circulars with details.

J. P. Vissering Box 23 Alton

French Steamer St Nazaire Sinks Off North Carolina Coast

The French steamer St Nazaire was wrecked about 270 miles from New York near Hatteras after a tempest. Seventy-one crew and eleven passengers were aboard. four boats failed, leaving four survivors who were later rescued off Fenwick Island. Captain Berri commanded, and four survivors were found alive though insane.

St. Nazaire North Carolina New York Augustin Forget French Line Berri Port Au Prince Hatteras Jequenau Barri Alphonse Dumois Hippolyte Dumois H. Dumois San Dimingo Steamship Company Hilda Fenwick Island

Open Letter to Hon Marion Butler Over Fusion Policy

The writer condemns Butler’s two year fusion move and the election of Pritchard to the U S Senate as a principle sacrifice. He argues the policy would hurt the party’s reputation and future influence by alienating recruits and causing internal dissention. The piece laments returning to Republican ties and warns of a stronger money power under the ruling party.

Pritchard United States Senate Republican Party Democratic Party People’s Party

Leadership, unity, and state ballot reform debated

Gro. E Boas from Waynesville asks a Populist leader to explain stance on state issues and the secret ballot. He recalls 1892 party unity, condemns perceived leadership failings, and warns against repeating past errors while criticizing current election law and the negro vote’s role in state power.

Esprit de Corps People’s Party Washington Republican Party

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