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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1895

Page

4

President Irwin Urges Alliance Unity and Cooperation

A speech extols growing county representation at the annual Alliance meeting, urges farmers to unite under equal and exact justice, notes savings from cooperation, and warns of plutocracy. It recalls battles against merchants, politicians, and money power, urging producers to consolidate to secure rights and prosperity.

Alliance Shylock Congress Alliance Crusade Temple of Liberty Church State Agricultural Department

Offal Leather Becomes Profitable Shoe Material

The scrap and offal leather trade expands as tanners and dealers convert waste into usable shoe components. Prices rise, markets center in Boston and New York, with 1880s figures showing growing establishments, employment, and values. England imports rise but eventually recede as U S demand drives profits.

Moore County Resolutions and Leather Trade Outlook

Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer notes Moore County Farmers Alliance denouncing secular press attacks on Dr. Cyrus Thompson and urging investigation of Christian character before belief. It also reports on the shoe and leather trade: prices rose amid steady demand, supplies shrink, and traders show confidence with buyers patient and sellers indifferent.

Waereas Cyrus Thompson Cary Farmers’ Alliance Moore County Progressive Farmer J. M. Tyson

Leather from hides replaces old packing practice in Chicago

The Chicago packers historically removed head and belly from hides and sold them as blue leather for a half cent a pound, but the practice was discontinued months ago. Now every part of the hide is turned into leather, reflecting higher prices and new processing standards.

Boston New York Cffal Peer i Cians Furiof England London Chicago

Resolutions of Respect for Joseph T Jenkins

At a Vance County Alliance session with Sandy Creek Alliance on 10th 1895 a committee offered unanimous resolutions mourning Joseph T Jenkins of Five Points Alliance. He was County Examiner of teachers, assistant door keeper and a promising citizen. The alliance offers sympathy to his parents and directs copies to the Progressive Farmer and Henderson Gold Leaf for publication.

Vance County Alliance Sandy Creek Alliance Fuller’s Joseph T. Jenkins Five Points Alliance Brother Jenkins Alliance Henderson

Dream of Grover Cleveland as Treasury Secretary

The speaker imagines Grover Cleveland reforming to lead the people, firing Secretary Carlisle, and taking Treasury, as gold speculators scheme to drain reserves. A fictitious scene unfolds with silver redemption, Wall Street protests, and a rebirth of genuine prosperity, crossing party lines in the imagined presidency.

Grover Cleveland Lincoln Carlisle Treasury Uncle Sam Wall Street Lombard Street England America New York Rothschild London McCulloch Sherman Congress

Laughing at Gold and Silver as Money Dreams Clock In

A narrative recounts a speaker before Congress promoting free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1 and full legal tender for both, backed by mint and redemption plans. It contrasts goldbug opposition with a prophetic dream, ending with allegations of forged notes and a Memphis factory official fleeing to Honduras after embezzlement.

Congress Rome Treasury Wall Lombard Rothschild Morgan Shylocks J. W. Wilson A. K. Ward Memphis Honduras

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President Irwin M. D. Irwin The Georgia State Alliance Atlanta Massachusetts Shoe and Leather Reporter Bina Nkets W.H. &R.S. Tucker & CO Raleigh, N Journal of Medicine W.H. Peeke W. H. Peeke F. D Cedarates Newy
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