National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Leadership list
Readout of executive board officers judiciary committee and press association names for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Includes H L Loucks D P Dun Columbia J D Thompson Cyrus H E King and other listed officials and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Loucks
Huron
Dakota
Butler
N.C
Pretary
D. P. Dun_ Columbia
8.C
North
Farmers’ State Alliance
Arion Butler
Goldsboro
N. C
J.ong
Eoka
A. F. Hileman
Eord
Editorial Suggestions for Farmers and Community Action
A troubled reader notes damaged farm folders after a storm and urges practical steps. The piece promotes debt reduction, active discussion, and hands on farming tasks like feeding calves and managing sheep to endure scarce water and winter housing needs.
Are They Knaves or Fools The Duty of Alliance Men
James Murpock urges Alliance members to push for international bimetallism via selling bonds for gold and expanding gold holdings while warning of creditor powers. He argues repeal of the Sherman Act and united action to fix prices, lift farmers, and spread prosperity, claiming a 1896 revolution if doctrines are followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephot
Europe
United States
England
Washington Post
the Post
France
Boards of Trade and Produce Exchanges
Letter from the East rails at democracy critics and lauds Butler
A letter from N. C. writer M. G. Gregory denounces the so called pseudo Democracy and its 109 rampants for backing Wall Street interests and opposes tramps and mortgage holders while praising Bro. Butler for taking a wife. He urges careful cotton picking and warns against rushing to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OxisKo
N. C
Epior
Democracy
Thomas Jefferson
Herod
Arnold
Judas
Sherman
Free America
Bro. Butler
M. G. Gregory
Readings on money and the silver question by A M Waddell
Alfred M. Waddell answers six questions on bimetallism and silver parity. He argues parity is a purchasing-power concept not a fixed redemption, defends free silver coinage, and explains that a true two-metal standard implies unity of standard with both metals in circulation. He cites Daniel and asserts currency needs growth without exclusive gold reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Waddell
Times
Wilmington
Luger
Alfred M Waddell
Congress
Messenger
Willington
N. C
A. M. Waddell
Mount Olive
Waddell
Messrs
Jackson & Bell
Vance
Senator Vance
Robert Morris
Jay Gould
France
England
Mr. Hallett
Cleveland
Senator Daniel
United States
Treasury
Liverpool
A. M. Wappeli
National Grange Session Planned for Syracuse
The twenty seventh session of the National Grange will convene in Syracuse New York on November 15 at 11 a.m. in Alhambra Hall with Van derbilt and Globe Hotels serving as headquarters at two dollars per day. Joan Trimere signs as secretary and the executive committee orders are dated September 9 1893. The newsletter Farmers' Voice questions government aid amid financial distress and widespread collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
Syracuse
N. Y
Alhambra Hall
National Grange
Vanderbilt Hotel
Globe Hotel
Joan Trimere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tnational Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
L Loucks
L. Leon
Mt Leonard
Missouri
Maine
Brandon
Virginia
I. K. Dean
Jeeve Falls
New York
H. C. Denny
Harrisburg
Pennsyl
Judiciary
Southworth
Denver, Colo. Wa
Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
Carolana Farmers State Alliance
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston, Reside
Ns .Ice
Bridger
Cuba
Scretary
Barnes
Cyrus Thompson
Richis
J. T. B. Hoover
City
Oor Peganes
T. Lane
Greens
H. E. King
Nut
J. R. Hancock
Enscoro
W. H. Worth
Sigh
Alliance Judiciary Committee
M. Culbreth
Whiteville
N Brady
Gatesville
Johata
Ridgeway
Sarotina Reform Press Association
J. I. Ramsey
Hes
Soctem
Jesaive Parcver
State Organ
Raleigh
Ler
Whitakers
Lina Dispatch
Hertford
Beaver Dam
Revolution
Charlotte
Curse
Cme
Republican National Committee
Denver
Christendom
James Murpock
T the East
Meeting OF National Grange
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