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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1895

Page

4

Gate City of the South Exposition Opens September 18

Correspondence highlights Atlanta as the Empire State of the South with 110000 population, modern rail links, and a 105 day Cotton States and International Exposition opening September 18. Government support totals 200000 for a 65000 square foot building and twelve main pavilions showcasing Agriculture, Manufactures, Liberal Arts, and more.

South Georgia Atlanta Chicago Congress United States Southern Railway Pennsylvania New York Central Fair Grounds Piedmont Park Grand Aduitorium Union Aoa

Craig system in telegraphy and monopoly defense

In this series the Craig machine is defended against monopolies that fear cheap, fast telegraphy. The piece recalls Orton of Western Union scoffing at the duplex and quadruplex yet hints at the broader benefits, including lower rates and potential federal postal telegraph, while recounting Mackey lobbying attempts and congressional reactions.

Orton Western Union Mackey Company Ilica Washington House Committee Mackey & Co John Mackey Sumner Congress Mackey San Francisco Star

Dream of the Press exposes reform papers and goldbug clashes

A compendium of editorials and quotes from reform and pro goldbug papers across states. It critiques free silver stances, mentions Carnegie and Grover Cleveland, and reflects on labor conditions and church influence, with letters from readers including Wm C. Wincote of Charlotte and notes on the National Commission Agency in Geneva Alabama seeking subscriptions and advertising work.

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Endorses Dr Thompson on Church and slavery stance

A Charlotte News writer endorses Dr Thompson’s view that the Church has long stood on the side of human slavery rather than liberty. He argues the Church neglects denouncing social evils and urges material reform, praising Thompson’s idea of the Church’s duty as just though outspoken.

Charlotte News Dr. Thompson Cr. Thompson Jesus Thompson Cy. Thompson

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