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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1894

Page

8

Sugar trust to influence House votes on tariff plan

The sugar schedule debate heats up as the sugar trust plans a nationwide campaign to sway House members by subsidizing party organs and pressuring editors and publishers to favor the Senate plan. Editors travel to Washington and New York to meet trust representatives, aiming to convert opposition and secure a House concurrence before the fall elections.

Senate Sugar Trust Washington New York Havemeyer Federal House Trust Searles The Great Corporation House of Representatives Daily News

A Good Symptom About a Populist Remark

A Democratic nominee for Congress, Mr. M. Cook of the 4th district, is credited with a remark about fear of those July yellow days. The quote circulated in state exchanges, though its origin and significance remain uncertain. The piece suggests Cook’s overlooked stature within the Democratic party and hints at hidden influence. Eureka.

M. Cook Congress Cook Democratic Party Eureka People's Party N. A. Dayning Mad Money Andres National Watchman Washington, D

Letter From Nash County Supports Alliances and Labor Reform

Correspondent B J Arosbell writes from Goldsboro North Carolina praising the Alliances firm stance against rascality and unjust laws. He urges manufacturing growth, warns against speculation, and calls on teachers and preachers to read Progressive Farmer pieces highlighting laborers rights and anti prohibitionist influence. He signs as a laborer aligned ally.

GoLp Rock N. C B. J. Arosbell

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