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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1892

Page

3

Major Keens Voting Vows and Reform Campaign Rhetoric

In Wake County voters debate economy and prices as Major Bilkins voices frustration with habitual voting. Betsy Bilkins criticizes editors as reform leaders face campaign lies, while a chorus of party activity spreads across North Carolina counties supporting the People's party and the Omaha platform.

Betsy Dr. Exum Christ Moneycrafs Daniel Democratic United States Boss Simmons Congress North Carolina

People's party gains momentum in North Carolina counties

A Vance county correspondent reports the People's party leading in multiple counties. The party organizes in Cumberland Macon Hertford Wayne Bladen and Rutherford with full tickets and strong reform enthusiasm. Delegates at Edenton convention represent fourteen of sixteen counties. nominations include Dr Cyrus W Thompson Onslow and W H Smith Craven for State Senate.

People’s Party Rutherford County Craven County Union County Bladen County Onslow Pamlico County Rider's Creek Alliance Tyrrell County Rocky Mount Nash County Johnston County People's Party Jackson County Chatham County Hyde County Virgil A. Willson Forsyth Geo. E. Hunt Davidson Senate Vance County Cumberland County Macon County Hertford County Wayne County Edenton Cyrus W. Thompson W. H. Smith Craven State Senate

Democratic Party Critique Of Congress 1872 1892

An advocacy piece from the Fort Worth Exchange arguing that Democrats never fulfilled promises and held power in the Forty-sixth Congress with 42 Democrats and 33 Republicans in the Senate and 150 Democrats to 131 Republicans plus 12 Greenbackers in the House. It cites votes, speaker choice, and alleged betrayals on tariffs and national banks. The piece attacks both major parties and promotes the Republican platform as failing to reform.

Congress Senate Democratic House Republican House House David Davis J. Dall Hayes Republican Party Democratic Congress Jnd Democratic Party Fort Worth

Diverse North Carolina News Aims Across Counties

State press notes deaths, fires, crops, crime, weather, and politics from many towns. References Rev A F Atkins near here dies at 81, a Durham wife writes to Winston husband after 26 days, and a tobacco barn loss in North Catawba. Reports of rains helping crops, shipments of cigars, legal notices, accidents, and local schemes fill the breadth of the day’s brief items.

State Press Stanly A. F. Atkins Here Durham Winston the Sentinel B. Bean North Catawba Hickory Mercury Rockingham Rocket Tom Dixon Nag’s Head Carthage Blade Jacob Hedrick Fairmont Lexington Dispatch Shelby Dennis Thomas la Colored Divine Margaret A. Kincaid W. Winfield Kincaid Chesterfield Burke County Washington A.W. Styron Joe Farrow Aurora Hyde Moncure Echo Danbury Post North Carolina Steel and Iron Company Greensboro James Grogan Wesley James Pine Hall Norfolk & Western Winston Sentinel Vanderbilt Asheville Tobacco and Cigarette Company Gazette Turkey Creek Asheville M. A. Jordan Merriman Ave Moncure Tom Quick Old Hundred M. D. Livingston Bessemer Bessemer City R. L. Prestwood Burke Caldwell Bakersville the Mirror Fayetteville Wilson Haywood Ward Sanford Express M. Jones Broadway

Cholera Spreads Across Europe Amid Reports And Warnings

Reports from Berlin Paris Hamburg and St Petersburg indicate a rising cholera threat with new cases and deaths. Officials fear border outbreaks as ships crews fall ill and authorities enforce strict measures.

Briain William Hamburg Moabite Hospital Prof Koch Berlin Rechssanzeiger Sylvia New York Cuxhaven Hamporn Manro Ondon Geoma Middlesboro St. Peterspurg Borisson Russia St Petersburg Paris Peters Naterre Bremen Theospital St. Petersburg Antwerp Amsterdam London Seladon Thoresen Mobile Shields Altona St. Peters

History of Cholera Across Civilizations and Centuries

The text traces cholera from its early appearance in Ceylon in 1804 through global spread across Asia Europe and the Americas. It chronicles waves in Calcutta Bundele adjustments Orenburg Moscow London Dublin Quebec and New York with mortality peaks and the disease’s persistence into modern times. It also notes a Halifax county death of Johnston a former Confederate soldier.

Ceylon Gan Brahmaputra Calcutta India Marquis of Hastings Bundeleund Mauritius Africa Asia China Java Bengal Europe Persian Gulf Caspin Sea Ural Orenburg Russia Astrakhan Volga River Moscow Berlin Sunderland Gateshead Shields England London British Isles Dublin Atlantic Quebec Montreal St. Lawrence and Lakes Chicago Atlantic States New York Cuba Gulf of Mexico Spain Mediterranean Coapit Sea Constantinople Hamburg New Orleans Western Europe St. Petersburg Don Paris

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