Names of North Carolina officials who did not use free passes
A Greensboro record lists numerous judges, solicitors, senators, and representatives who did not ride free since election. The roster names W. E. Clark and J. D. Bellamy among Supreme Court associates, state bar officers, and many district lawmakers across Wake, Orange, Mecklenburg, New Hanover, Robeson, and other counties. The list includes rail pass usage notes and court and agriculture officials, highlighting widespread abstention from free transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Alliance
Greensboro
Congress
Folis
Barnes
Sec
Treas
N.C
Ot. Coke
Walter Clark
Sume Court
W. B Upchurch
Vimion
G. W. Davis
Wake County
J. Bryan
Wayne County
JT. Williams
Iredell
J. B. Holman
Ire
D. Carter
Solicitor Criminal Court
J. L. McLain
J. D. Bellamy
Prince
Harnett County
G. Russell
R. N. Hall
Orangenty
Owe. Ardrey
R. P. Allen
A.H Perry
Chatham County
Davis
W. M. Wiley
Guilford County
J. B. Phillips
Nash County
Jat Davis
Bun‘combe
H. B. Carter
Uncombe County
J. W. Biddex
McDowell County
J. F. Cole
Granville
N. Culbreth
R H. Gower
Johnston Counts
W. R. Chesson
Montgomery County
Jesse Brake
Edgecombe County
W. E White
B. Kearns
Ranwich County
G. Adams
Gran EP
A. M. Sorrell
Wakenty
D. Alexander
Tyree W. Sei
W. Snell
B. Denny
Surry
Wilfong
Cal
W. A. Payne
A. Grier
Meeke S. Oliver
Robeson
Murd
The Money Devil Opposes the Emergency Call
R B Parsons argues against a money expansion plan and gold standard maneuvers by creditors. He warns of a gold premium triggered by bond exchanges and foreclosure, urging farmers and labor to unite under the Alliance and form a non-partisan People’s party to resist Wall Street power and tariff schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sherman
Democratic Party
James Murpock
LETTER FROM ONSLOW LOCAL TARIFF NOTES
Letter from Onslow North Carolina writer Epior laments inability to write yet offers a brief civic note to publish in The Progressive Farmer. He hints at duty and mentions vexing political themes and voting.
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Loco
Onslow Co
N. C
Epior
Althoug
Preserving Early Crop Of Potatoes Experiment
A North Carolina Experiment Station note details methods to preserve an early potato crop harvested July 24 and 26. It compares untreated storage, sulfuric acid treatment, acid with lime, and lime alone, showing varying rates of sound tubers and decay. Acid treatments yielded more sound tubers than lime alone, with some sprouting eyes during storage.
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Turist
N. C. Experiment Station
People's Party Platform Adopted at Omaha 1892
The platform declares a reform agenda against corruption, calls for government ownership of transport and telegraph, a national currency with free silver, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, land reform to curb alien ownership, and protections for labor. It denounces party corruption and endorses a union of the people with specific resolutions on ballots, immigration, and workers' rights.
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Omaha
Neb
People’s Party of America
Congress
United Brotherhood of Freedom
Farmers’ Alliance
Pinkerton
Wyoming
United States
People’s Party
Tie Ioeande
Coon Oapeee
True Blues Defend Sub Treasury Bill In Political Clash
In a heated exchange, VERITE Banas discusses alleged Confederate style manipulation of the Sub Treasury bill. He accuses Democratic forces and “true blues” of misrepresenting nonperishable goods and warehouse controls to frighten voters. He urges publishing the bill in full to inform readers and aid the People’s party in November.
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Mr. Borror
Harrison
Herison
True Blues
People's Party
Treasury
Prile
United States
United 5A
People’s Party
Verite
Reform call from Mr. Borror urges lines up for voters
A political appeal urges the electorate to back the Pep party for reform. The speaker accuses the two old parties of ruling unjustly, promises debt relief and faithful labor support, and urges voters to unite and cast ballots for the party on election day.
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Princeton
Borror
Wong
Hegard
P. x Party
People Party
Wayy
Argus
Teasty
Peopl
Joe
Mr. Borror
Pep
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. G. Gill
Franklin County
E. C. Beddingfield
George Bishop
E W. Poll
T. B. Twitty
S B. Alexander
W. A. B. Branch
B. F. Grady
H. Bunn
Ww. T. Crawford
F. L Osborne
Marion Butler
J. A. Bryan
Joshua Chappell
Richmond County
Eli Shankle
R. C Johnston
Penn County
Eli. Calloway
Beaufort County
I. Hudson
Jones County
I. T. Avery
I. L. Patterson
Yadkin County
Harry Skinner
Pitt County
John A. Green
W. P. M. Curry
Moore County
W. X K. Pigford
Sampson County
Ocala
Wall Street
Alliance
Thas
Brotherhood
St. Louis
R B Parsons
Onslow
People’s Party Platform
Railroads
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