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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1892

Page

6

Making Up with Mrs Bilkins and a Political Speech

Mas Bilkins and his wife reconcile after a quarrel amid talk of a political barbecue. He recalls delivering a speech praising Cleveland and tariff reform while calamity howlers mocked him. He urged voters to focus on homes and families and to back the St. Louis platform. The piece shifts to a transportation plank debate about government railroads and costs.

Mas. Bilkins Cleveland Congress St. Louis Betsy

Government Ownership Speech by Ex Gov St John

Ex governor and prohibition lecturer St John advocates government ownership of railroads to operate at cost for the people. He cites coal prices, farmers and miners, and a tale of unequal fares, arguing reform to end class privilege and place rail service under public control.

St. John E. J. Forney Jay Gould Vanderbilt Pennsylvania Larnard Kan Kansas New Jersey Congress Gould and Vanderbuilt Columbia Happy Land Larnard Kan Happyland Buffalo New York North Carolina Bny

Public Use and Railroads Price Appeal Statement

The speaker questions paying eight billions of dollars for private rail assets, arguing that prior private sales have been under half that price and proposing a U.S. commission of arbitration to determine ordinary market value based on the five years prior.

United Sates Commission of Arbitration

Guilford County Convention of People Party

The document discusses political divides over railroad control and centralization, praising farmer equality and criticizing party fear of railroad power. It lists donors and thanks supporters, then notes a Mauritus cyclone toll and relief effort, followed by Guilford College convention notices and details for a People's Party meeting in Greensboro with township and county executive planning.

BRO. CARAVAN LECTURES ACROSS PAMLICO COASTLINE

Wm A Caraway travels on foot to Bay Creek Vandemere Triumph Prospect Providence Enterprise Smith Creek Mulberry Bunch and Trent delivering lectures for lodge members. He urges subscriptions to The Progressive Farmer and National Economist, with brief executive sessions at each stop.

Bay Creek Vandemere Triumph Prospect Providence Enterprise Smith Creek Mulberry Bunch Trent Wm. A. Caraway

Franklin County Alliance aid postal cards approved

The secretary W. J. Hayes reports that the postal cards sent out for hail storm relief in 1891 were received by this office under seal and are legitimate. Fraternally.

Franklin County Alliance W. J. Hayes Thossa

Wake County Reform Meeting and Party Conventions

Citizens of Wake county favoring reform convene in Raleigh on Saturday June 11 1891 to elect delegates for a District Convention and Omaha National Convention. Also notices of People's party district convention June 16 1892 and various Alliance updates with addresses and meeting dates across North Carolina.

Wake County St. Louis People’s Party Raleigh Omaha OrHo Wilson Chi'n People’s Party Nebraska Natham Frank L. A. Lloyd Nash County Sappony Springhope Pine View Coco Gold Valley Free Union Stony Hill Grove Hill Chapel Rock Spring Stanhope Mount Pleasant Bissett Joyners Rocky Mount C. H. Barnes Sec’y Nash Co. Alliance Fourth Congressional District

Meeting of Executive Committee of Farmers State Alliance Raleigh

The Executive Committee of the North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance will meet in Raleigh on Tuesday 1892. Entries for communication should be addressed to Alexander chairman care of Barnes. Secretary State Alliance Raleigh acting by order of chairman W S Bass. Also advertised are songs from the People featuring patriotic government rally and quartets by the Fairweathers at 25 cents with address Henri Fairweather 111 Herman St San Francisco.

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