Money imperative more currency needed to avert panic
Bryan Tyson argues for increasing the circulating medium to 50 per capita, proposing $1,625,000,000 in legal tender and $26 per person to distribute cash, plus using funds to liquidate debt. He cites gold and silver parity concepts and critiques demonetization, urging rapid restoration of silver to par and extensive coin issuance. Washington, DC.
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Ee En
Weaver
Pulaski
Tenn
France
Buchanan
Sccretary
Treasury
Aroys
United States
America
Progressive Farmer
D R Goodloe
Washington
D. C
H Street
N. W
Looper
Massachusetts
Ernest Seyd
London
Seyd
Hooper
England
Bryan Tyson
Yield of cotton may total six million bales this season
Authorities project the season to yield about six million cotton bales, down from last year’s seven and a half million. A surplus of roughly five hundred thousand bales remains, risking a shortfall of about a million bales to meet demand. Price has risen from six to nine cents, with losses blamed on reduced acreage and early frosts.
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Mississippi Valley
Fraternal and political groups debated in press dispatches
Last week dispatches described a new group named the Industrial Legion of the United States and urged reform supporters to join regardless of occupation. The piece compares it to the Grand Army of the Republic and Tammany Hall, warns against political organizations, and endorses labor and farmer organizations as sufficient for the nation. Daniel Webster’s prophecy about class division is cited as a warning of future unrest.
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Industrial Legion of the
United States
Grand ‘Army of the Republic
Tammany Hall
National Grange session opens in Concord New Hampshire
The National Grange gathered at the State House in Concord for the twenty sixth annual session with J H Brigham presiding. Twenty five of thirty four Grange states were represented as Brigham gave the annual address praising the Order’s finances and activity while urging protection for agriculture in the face of free trade pressures.
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National Grange
State House
Concord
New Hampshire
J. H Brigham
Ohio
Les
Ees
Sermon Extracts Warn on Vote Buying and Sectionalism
Rev DeWitt Talmage warns that bribery in elections and sectional loyalties threaten the United States. He urges a purified ballot box and Christian sentiment to avert national collapse and warns against a rigid, polarized party system across regions and states.
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DeWitt Talmage
United States of America
Babylon
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Garfield
New Orleans
Charleston
Boston
Chicago
Pleasant meeting noted by Tally Ho Alliance chapter
R V Ware reports a cordial gathering on the 19th with intent to unite for mutual aid and welfare. Members plan to expand, noting purchases via the State Business Agency and seeking information on Gideon's Band amid election talk and campaign weather. A Pittsburg dispatch adds a Homestead strike case verdict of not guilty for Sylvester Critchlow.
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Borror
Tally Ho Alliance
R. V. Ware
Gideon
Pittsburg Pa
Sylvester Critchlow
Homestead
Pinkerton
Farmers Can't Kick
Washington Iowa October 10 1892. A reader recalls a Parkersburg Iowa 1877 discussion on wheat prices and debt. He argues farmers cannot kick because they are in debt and must sell while financiers and banks profit from high priced wheat and government backed credit.
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WashingTon
Editor World
New York
Parkersburg
Grundy County
Chicago
Fort Dodge
Editor
Congress
California
Malaria and Indigestion Mentioned in Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters for malaria liver trouble and indigestion. Fragmented text below mocks political parties and government, noting tariff justice and urging action.
Overproductionist questions on 19th century farm prices
A fragmentary pamphlet-like inquiry cites Secretary of Agriculture data from 1867 to 1888 on wheat corn and cattle per capita and price trends. It asks why prices fell despite higher per capita production and population shifts, urging overproductionists to explain.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Labor and Capital praised by farmers and officials
Farmers district master and leaders across Fort Worth Iowa Illinois and Tennessee commend E A Allen’s Labor and Capital as a first class informative work. They call it essential reading for reform movements and the ongoing effort toward wealth distribution and labor rights.
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Knights OF Labor
Fort Worth
Texas
E. A. Allen
John P Stelle
Naional Skexengy Farmers Mutual Benefit Assocition
MT Vernon
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Daniel Webster
THE
Grange
Brown
Monoli
Beecham
New York Depot
Ork Canal
Faulkner County
A. Allen
Bible Companion
Htc
National Farmers’ Alliance
Moulton
Iowa
Labor and Farm Movement
Thos J. Caginvin
Bellbucaie
Allen
Times
Raleigh
Julius Lewis & CO
Raleigh, N
Fane
Ral Aleigh
N. C
Pope
Adeno
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