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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1894

Page

6

Sucker for Green Goods Scam: Cousin of President Fleeces Man

A North Carolina resident falls for a Smithy Cleve land cousin scam. He mortgages his land to raise 300 dollars and travels to New York with promises of greenbacks sold at high value. The con shifts boxes at Jersey City and he returns to Raleigh with only brown paper in the money box, leaving him ruined and Betsy furious.

Cleveland Major Bilkins Grover Cleveland W. C. Cleveland New York North Carolina Congress Gude Demokrats Treasury Washington Betsy Jersey City Raleigh Atlanta Wall Street Central Park Eden Benny Zeke

Political rally notices and party activity across states

Reports of Republican and Populist rallies in Concord Wil son and Salisbury with Col Harry Skinner and Capt J B Lloyd scheduled to speak. Democratic plans in Raleigh June 12 and Alabama Democrats backing Cleveland. Advice to voters about party loyalty and references to Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic.

Harry Skinner Concord Wilson J. B. Lloyd Tarboro Saint Lewis Edgecombe County Statesville Democratic Central Executive Committee Raleigh Alabama Cleveland Oates John Board Salisbury

Cap t W J Kitchin on Democrats and the Silver Issue

A fiery 1890s political broadside roasts the Democratic party as captive to Northern money power. It blames Grover Cleveland for misrule, cites tariff and silver policy failures, and argues the party abandoned its constitutional rights and promises. It laments party divisions and warns of continued betrayal by leaders.

Democratic Party Republican Organization Republican Party South Legislative Department Repubican Party Cleveland Harrison North Sandwich Islands England Germany Congress United States Exra King of Siam Abel Traites Wall Street Tom Reed House John Sherman Senate David B Hil Wilson Faulkner Gorman White Coffeny F. i I.c Democratic Repubblican Hayes Republi

Fragmented OCR reads like political diatribe about party rights

The text appears as a garbled political complaint claiming thirty years of deceit by a Democratic party and questioning rights. It references wartime context and left versus right but is unclear and incomplete.

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Change-yr Raleigh Advertisers Promote Coffins and Supplies

Advertisements from Raleigh and nearby towns promote coffins caskets and related supplies. Notices cite HL Worth Poland China pigs Hadley s Mills and P Bros printing in Raleigh. A Raleigh Coffin Co. address at 129 Paynesville Street and Wilmington Street corner is listed with notices inviting orders.

Raleigh, N.C Worth Poland Hadley’s Mills N.C P. Bros Raleigh N. C Baraey Typ Progress Farmeir Age Severace Barge Coffin Conbays G. A. Strickland Raleigh Co Payeneville Street Mor Wilmington Street Hen Este Raleigh Coffin Co W. Worth B.A. C.N. Justice

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