Open Letter on Silver Demonetization Debates in 1873 Record
Attorney General's Office in Bismarck presents a detailed attack on the silver coinage stoppage act of 1873. It argues the bill was a stealth passage via substitute measures and suspension rules, cites Hooper and Sherman testimony, and contrasts past price values with contemporary claims while linking political maneuvering to Western indebtedness.
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Attorney General's Office
Bismarck
N. D
Grand Forks Herald
Congressional
Senator Voorhees
General Grant
Groesbeck
The
Chicago Tribune
Murat Halstead
Congress
Sherman
Hooper
Ernest Seyd
United States
Massachusetts
House
Sterwards
Mr. Seyd
London
Washington
Senate
Union
West
South
Stewart
Boston
Paris
Europe
Benedict Arnold
John Sherman
Wise Words From Patriotic Papers on Frugal Money Views
A collage of 1892 era editorials and letters arguing about money, gold, silver certificates, and political parties. It notes evictions in New York City, calls out banking as loaning others’ money, critiques bankers and farmers voices, and previews a Wake County Alliance meeting with detailed local logistics.
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New York City
Ireland
Farmers’ Voice
Cleveland
House
Republican Party of
Iowa
Farmers’ Tribune
Des Moines
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Congress
Knox County
Missouri
London
Berlin
Home Alliance
Jefferson
Jackson
America
Texas Sentinel
London Exchange
New York
United States
Treasury
England
India
Democratic Party
Willliam H., Oliver
New Berne
Alamance County Fair Burlington October 1893 promotional notice
Richmond and Danville Railroad offers greatly reduced rate tickets to Burlington for the Alamance County Fair on October 2 through 6, 1893, with return travel from points on its lines between Raleigh and Asheville. Limited to October 8. Also a note promoting Brown's Iron Bitters for debility, liver cleansing, and appetite restoration.
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Richmond
President's Message July 7 1893 Silver Policy Critique
The president describes an alarming business situation and widespread distrust. Critics claim the silver purchase of 145 million dollars over three years harmed banks and factories, causing closures and mass unemployment per Dun's report.
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Ephot
Dun
Town Creek Sub Alliance condemns Tarboro Southerner for not publishing resolutions
In a regular meeting of Town Creek Sub-Alliance resolutions were adopted condemning the Tarboro Southerner for refusing to publish the last County Alliance resolutions. The group declares it will not aid or support the Southerner or similar papers. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to The Progressive Farmer for publication.
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Farmers of America
Memphis
Congress
Cleveland
Grover
Pomeroy
Ohio
Democrat
Wake County Alliance
Farm Hill Alliance
Hepsibah
L.N. Raggs
Sec
Treas
Wake Co. Alliance
Alliance
Northampton County
Hertford
Ates
Chowan Oe
Perquimans
Robeson
Chatham Ty
Moore A
Richmond
Columbus
Brunswick
Stanly
Davidson County
Guilford Randolph
Rockin
Caswell
Anson “A “ Union
Orange
Alamance
Watauga County
Ashe
Alleghany
Mitchell
Wilkes
Surry
Stokes “i
Forsyth Is Ry
Davie Ty Ty
Alexander Se
Caldwell
District
Catawba
Cabarrus County
Polka
Rutherford
McDowell
Burke
Lincoln
Gaston
Rowan
Mecklenburg Se
Iredell
Macon County
Cherokie
Graham “A
Swain
Jackson
Yancey
Buncombe “ Oe
Haywood
Henderson
Transylvania
Madison
Sr. Lewis
N. C
Epior
Town Creek Sub-Alliance
WaterEaSs
Tarboro Southerner
County Alliance
Town Creek Alliance
Progressive Farmer
Detroit Man Claims Rheumatism Cure by Pink Pills
A Detroit laborer Thomas Hagen recounts a severe two year battle with rheumatism and his transformation after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits Windsor purchases and local Detroit retailers for access and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy as a cure.
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Detroit
Thomas Hagen
Russell Street
Hagen
Chang
Wong
Havin
Molder
Stovemolder's Union
McHagen
Hamilton
Ont
Dr. Williams
Windsor
Brown & Co
Woodward
Congress
Michell and Bassett & L’hommedieu
Woodward Avenue
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Compay
Schenectady
N. Y
Brockville
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Holman
Einen Holman
Assachusetts
Yours Truly, William H. Stanp Isuoe
DR. Thompson
Andrew’s
Orange County
Cyrus Thompson
Bro. Thompson
Thompson
W. F. Stroud
Thom
God
A. J. Morrow
Brown
Burlington, N. C
Bheown
Michigan
Allianceman
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