Conspiracy of the creditor class drives 1890s panics
The piece argues the 1890 and 1893 panics were manufactured by the creditor class to depress silver, crash banks, and force a gold standard. It blames Barings and Austrian banks, cites global fear campaigns, and promotes postal banks and public finance as remedies to raise wealth distribution and avert ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiot
Baring Brothers of
London
Argentine
Austria
South America
Europe
India
Bears
Boards of Trade
England
United States
W.E. Farmer
KniGuts
Fort Worth
Texas
E. A. Allen
Chemical analysis of tobacco cured by stalk and leaf methods
James Murdock reports on Technical Bulletin No. 5 from the N. C. Experiment Station detailing chemical differences in tobacco cured by stalk versus leaf curing. The study finds leaf curing yields more tobacco by weight, with some quality tradeoffs, and provides the most complete analyses of yellow tobacco from North Carolina. The text also includes Senator Butler’s Senate remarks on credit disparities affecting farmers and a promotional note for Dobins' Perfect Soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
North Carolina
I. B Carpenter
N. C. Experiment Station
Endt
Butler
South Carolina
Senate
Ltue
Vanderbilter
New York
Charleston
Debated Platform Demands at Memphis Farmers Alliance
A Memphis proclamation from the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union outlines finance, land, and transportation reforms. It calls for a government issued national currency, free coinage of silver and gold, postal savings banks, public ownership of railroads and telegraphs, and land reform to curb alien ownership and railroad holdings. The document notes a subscription renewal prompt at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Memphis
Tenn
Treasury
Em. d
Tom Watson
America
Pinkerton
Sub-treasury
Street
Dakota Ruralist
Pion Alliance
Northwest
H. L Loucks
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
J. S. Lowe
South Dakota Alliance
Alvocies Alliance
Sinseri Bie
Labor and Capital Probed by National Farmers Alliance
August Post outlines a forthcoming discussion by the National Farmers Alliance at Moulton Iowa. The piece emphasizes the learning value for students studying labor and farm movements and signals a constructive exchange on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auucust Post
National Farmers’ Alliance
Moulton
Iowa
Labor and Farm Movement
Missouri World Plans Eight Week Money Speech Serial
The Missouri World announces a weekly eight week feature starting November 11 with speeches on the money question by Senators Feffer and Stewart Congressmen Sibley Bryan Simpson Davis Pence and a yet unnamed speaker. Subscriptions are ten cents with mailings from Chillicothe Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri World
Feffer
Stewart
Sibley
Bryan
Simpson
Davis
Pence
Chillicothe
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James Murdock
Rew
Dr. Williams’ Medicine CO
Schenectady, N.Y
Brockville
Chicago
Veterinary College
Hughes
State St
Chicago, IL
Tabors& Capital
Bible Companion
Heilc
Joan P. Stelle
Naticx 11
Secretar’ Farmers’ Mutual Box Evert Association
Vernon
Tts
J. Ogilvie
Bellbuckle Tenn
Progressive Farmer
Addres
Raleigh, N.C
Adrian, Mich
T. A. Slocum
ILC
Pearl Street
Kelly Axe Mfg.Co
Louisville, KY
Theomar
Utter
von Paohl CO
Geeinnatl
Sule
Incubators & Brooders
Rising Chic
Singer
Boxa
Cardington, A
Allianceman
Soniye
B. F. Johnson & Co
Mer and
Wal
J. H. Danil
Dunn, N. C
Pamphet
American Teacher's Bureau
St. Louis
Raleigh
Jss. Dinwiddie
University of Va
Raumau
J. W. Denmark
Yurs
Epwards &BrouGeuton
Chester
Barnes Bros
Denmark
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Ttis
Iti
Sinteshenla
Thenaucastan
Goldsboro
Eigit
Ciculars
M. M. Lemmond
Asbev He
N.C
Dakota Buraist
Politics
Kansas
Topeka Advecat
O:pes Parts
Ravana
Ta Tee
Unon
Wit Progressiv Farmer
Prnmpecstus Advocate Publishing Co
Ane
Topeka
Virginia
People’s Party
Sun
Richmond Va
Hartman
Yembus
Even Hoya
the Farmer's
W. A. Peff
U.S
Prisca
W. A. Peffer
United States Senate
House
Ingalls
Tor Bing
PMP
Patera
Trely Economic Journal
Dunning
Bowly
Osborn
Manufacture Chemical Co
Alliance Sewing Machii
Alliance Sewing M
Rocky Mountains
WatTounds
Washior
Lester C
Farmer
Waters
Co, I
HY Pry
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