Y. M. R. C. Organized in North Carolina Reform Club
North Carolina reform movement enlists young men meeting October 25 at The Progressive Farmer office. G Ed Kestler chairs. officers elected for 1895 include G Ed Kestler as President and Hal W Ayer as Secretary Treasurer. Charter members named. constitution adopted. Shakespeare quotation chosen as a motto and outline of discussion topics set.
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North Carolina
Progressive Farmer Office
G. E. Kestler
Reform Club
G. Ed. Kestler
Hel
R W. Sossaman
G. Ed. Kastler
Concord
N. C
Hal W. Ayer
Raleigh
Capt
J.B. Lloyd
Tarboro
Jas. H. Alexander
Charlotte
R. W. Sossaman
T. Ivey
Morrison Caldwell
J. L. Ramsey
J.E Fowler
Clinton
J. W. Lassiter
Wake Forest
Jas. . Alexander
W. C. Betts
H. W. Butler
H F. Jones
W. O. Stratford
G Ei Kestler
Shake Speare
G. Ep Kester
M. RW. Sossaman
MR Club OF
Young Men’s Reform Club of
Eres
State Club
A Word From Johnston
Correspondence from Smithfield North Carolina notes a subscription renewal and praise for the Progressive Farmer. The writer, P. T. Massry, argues the county may shift party lines through Republican and Populist cooperation in the upcoming election, despite Johnston calling it a banner Democratic area.
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Old Johnston
P. T. Massry
Tyrrel County Meeting Brings Harmony and Plans for 1896
Tyrrel County Farmers Alliance met October 10 1895 with Eureka Sub Alliance. Five subs attended. Reports from committees showed perfect harmony and ample refreshments. T L Jones O J Swain C E Tatem offered remarks for the Order. Next meeting scheduled with Gum Neck Sub Alliance on the second Thursday in January 1896. Bee informal note on bees and separator use ends the piece.
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Pendence
Costumeia
N. C
Tyrrel County Farmers Alliance
Eureka Sub Alliance
Eureka Alliance
T. L. Jones
O. J. Swain
C. E Tatem
County Alliance
Gum Neck Sub Alliance
Cotton States Exposition Promotes Southern Railway Progress
The article extols the Cotton States and International Exposition at Atlanta Georgia and lauds the Southern Railway for adding the Exposition Flyer service. It describes southern rail connections from Washington through Philadelphia and Baltimore to Atlanta, the modern, vestibuled equipment, and 24 hour, through-car travel. It notes Georgia’s recovery since the Civil War, the growth of agriculture and industry, and hopes for renewed national fraternity through the exposition.
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Chicago
Atlanta
South
Mexico
Central
South America
The
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Southern
New York
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Washington
Exposition Grounds
Piedmnt Park
Potomac
McDowell
Bull Run
Old Dominion
Palmetto
Georgia
United States
Aragon
Kimball House
Halifax County Meeting and Subscriptions Boost
A Halifax County Alliance note from Aurelian Springs N C reports the county meeting held yesterday. W M Martin signs in as secretary after Bro Harvey’s death and notes two subscriptions reorganized, plus dues paid and delegates restored. A Barnes circular on a shoe factory is discussed and W E Bowers, the state delegate, is absent.
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W. M. Cullum
Bro. Thompson
Bro. Barnes
J. R. Sherrin
W. E. Bowers
State Alliance
Cary
G. M. Morgan
Postoffice Aurelian Springs
W. M. Martin
Grange Resolutions on Tariff League at Merced Meeting
The California State Grange at Merced passed resolutions urging the American Protective Tariff League to answer whether tariff protection is just for agricultural producers with export surpluses and whether a bounty on exports would be unjust amid import protections. The group sent copies to the league’s New York City offices and to Secretary Dow Mills.
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State Grange of
California
Merced
Wuerens
House of
D. O Mills & Co
Inter State Harvest Home
Marysville
Missouri
Wm. McKinley
Ohio
Phereas
American Protective Tariff League
State Grange
Tariff League
Grange
American Protective Tariffs League
West 23d Street
New York City
Dow Mills
Sec
Cal
Gold men drive editor from St Louis Post Dispatch
A lengthy editorial exposes Col Crane Chas. H. Jones as editor targeted by Col Pulitzer to drop Jones’s silver advocacy. The piece likens the move to historic attacks on Taney and argues such proscriptive tactics show gold standard pressure in New York and national outlets. It notes Jones sued to protect his contract and awaits court action.
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Chas. H. Jones
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Joseph Pui
Pulitzer
Post Dispatch
Cy Jones
Col Jones
Paltigny Publishing Company
ps _gold mer
Col. Jones
Senate
Taney
Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Frederick
Maryland
Somong
United States
St Louis Post Dispatch
North Carolina
W Umington
Chiegiizap
Joseph
Gaston County Resolutions Express Opinion on Church and Slavery
Gaston County Alliance in session on October 1895 resolves that Dr Cy Thompson’s remark about the church ending human slavery is a strike at evils in all Christian churches. Also directs the resolution be sent to Progressive Farmer and Cajusion for publication. L C Arnold secretary G C F A.
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Progressive Farmer
Gaston County Alliance
Cy. Thompson
L. C. Arnold Sec'y
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Y. M. R. C. Organized
Johnston
Smithfield, N C
Tyrrel County Meeting
J. A. Hollroway
Prea
W. Walker
Bee'y.eee
Virginia
Sherman
Atlante
City
G. A
Louisville
Sons of Veterans
Knoxville
Halifax County Meeting
Aurelian Springs, N. C
Tee
Gaston County
T.a.slocum
M.C
Pearl St
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