Third Party Born At Cincinnati Convention
After a rousing Cincinnati session 1417 delegates from 27 states formed The People's Party of the United States. Ignatius Donnelly led the platform adoption toward a bold economic program and a national committee was chosen to press reform ahead of a February 22, 1892 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
People’s Party of the
United States
Washington Post
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Missouri
Texas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Peffer
Kansas
the Post
Ohio
Cincinnati Music Hall
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Committee On
Donnelly
Roper
Caliornia
J. W. Miller
Kingdom Come
Mr. Miller
National Reform Organization
W. W. Jones
Illinois
Colored Farmers’ Alliance
Committee ON Rules
Farmers’ Alliance
Cunningham
Hilbert Delamatyr
Greenback
America
Treasury
Chicago
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
Mason A. Green
Massachusetts
Schilling
T. H. Davis
Davis
Col. R. W. Humphrey
Colored Alliance of the South
Wadsworth
Humphreys
West
Northwest
Boynton
S. G. Miller
California
Miller
Senator Peffer
Notice to Alliancemen of Nash County 1891
Nash County Alliance politics and finance described. Proposals to build a tobacco warehouse in Nashville with five dollar shares and installment payments. Appointments of district lecturers and agents for Alliance literature noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash County
Nash County Farmers’ Alliance
Nashville
Nash County Alliance
J. Exum
Nashiv
County Alliance
Alliance Brethren Notice on Trade Cards and Guano Orders
The State Business Agent asks Alliance brethren to bring frac kards when seeking Alliance prices or placing orders. Trade Cards are available at the office, and all will bring cards for F A Official Guano purchases. A district official notes attendance as a witness and mentions scheduling. The State Executive Committee endorses deposits by Sub Alliances with the State Business Agent to enable direct trading and drawdown as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Fers’ Alliance
Phi
S. B. Alexander
J. M. Mewborne
J. S. Johnston
Washinells City
I. A Wheeler & Co
A. R. Hano & Bro
Philadelphia
W. H. Worris
State Executive Committee
F.S. Blair Mends
Alliance
F. A
W. H. Worth
B. Alexander
J. M. Mewsorne
W. J H. Worth
B. A
Portrait of National Farmers Alliance officers praised
J H Turner secretary writes to JW Denmark thanking Progressive Farmer for a fine framed portrait of the 15th inst officers. Turner expresses high regard for the artwork and its suitability for any library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Turner
Treas
National Farmers’ Alliance and Indust
R’s Union
North Capitol St
Washington, D. C
Denmark
Progressive Farmer
Brotther
May Belford's Magazine offerings span arts science and reform
A May issue summary notes pieces on the Thirteen Club superstition, women writers like Stanton Blake and Anthony, poetry by Sutphen Kinney Lummis, stories by Channing and Montfort, scientific essays by Oswald Ward Crookes and Bertillon, and editorial notes on tariff policy and state alliance readings. A travelogue on Southward money for invalids appears with a dubious ad about plating jobs promising easy earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
Br J. R. Abarbanell
Thirteen Club
Henry M. Stanley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lillie Devereux Blake
Francis KE. Willard
Jenny June
Grace Greenwood
Susan B. Anthony
Amelia E. Barr
Frank Leslie
Marquise Clara Lanza
Fanny Davenport
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Nellie Bly
Governor Hill
Siafe
Party of Empire
Lord Houghton
T. Wemyss Reid
Harriett Prescott Spofford
Captain Poison
Pedro Antonio de Alarcon
Rollo Ogden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansan
Robert Schilling
Bey
People’s Party of
United States of America
St. Louis
Ocala
Fla
Omaha
Neb
National Bank
Congress
John McGovern
Robert Scaling
Equelch
National Committee
L. P. Featherston
Isaac E. McCracken
J. A. Bush
Marion Cannon
H. C. Dillon
A. G. Hinckley
Connecticut
Robert Pique
W. D. Condon
L. Baskins
J. D. Goss
C. C. Post
Iowa
J. B. Weaver
M. L. Wheat
A. J. Westfield
Indiana
C. A. Powers
Leroy Templeton
J. D. Comstock
S. N. Norton
A. J. Streater
E. V. Emery
John O. Seabell
C. N. Perkins
Andrew Stevenson
Paul J. Dickson
J. W. Rodgers
W. O. Atkeson
Maine
H. S. Hobbs
F. A. Howard
D. W. Smith
Nebraska
J. H. Edmeston
William Dysart
W. H. West
New York
Jacob H. Studer
Joel J. Hoyt
Bohio
Hugo Preyer
J. 5
H. Cobb
H. F. Barnes
Samuel Crocker
A. E. Leight
John Hogan
Pennsylvania
R. A. Thompson
F. R. Agnew
Lewis Edwards
South Dakota
J. W. Hardin
H. L. Loucks
Fred Hope
W. R. Lamb
Thomas Gaines
J. H. Davis
H. P. Osborne
G. W. J. Kay
John W. James
Wisconsin
Allen Alfred Manheimer
A. J. Phillips
Luther C. Shinn
George W. Hammet
Thomas C. Kenney
Wyoming
H. Bretenstein
James A. Smith
H. D. Merritt
District of Columbia
Lee Crandall
T. A. Bland
H. J. Schulters
Taubeneck
Ilinois
Alliance Shoe House
FARME
Parai Alliance
Speer
R. Hano & Bro
North 8Th Street
Salisbury Watchman
Sub-Treasury
Eureka
Pioneer Buggy Company
Columbus
NEW Business
Capt
E. A. Thorne Airlie
N. C
W. N. Seawell
Villanow
Rev
P. H. Massey Durham
J. B. Smith
Guilford College
R. B. Hunter
Muntersville
Hon
Augustus Leazer
Mooresville
L. N
Durham
Shelby
Regu
Tr Progress
W.S. Bares
Y N.C. F
Alliance Brethren
F.S. Blair
Anuther
Hertford
Dare and
Hyde
Manteo
Swan Quarter
Tunday
SS. Bram
Thomas F. Bayard
Commonwealth of Australia
Roderick W. Cameron
Francis A. Walker
Roger Q. Mills
Spain
Emilio Castelar
Southwest Commerce
Gulf Harbors
W. P. Frye
Senate Committee On
England
Alfred Momerie
Lester F. Ward
William Crookes
Alphonse Bertillon
Thomas Davidson
Edward Atkinson
Moore County
Purvis
Bear Creek
Buffalo
Bhs
Ben Salem
Flint Ridge
H. F. Delno & Co
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