The Alliance Leader's Plan for Currency Reform and Liberty
A long reform tract by a Farmers Alliance member argues for free coinage of gold and silver, legal tender notes, and fifty dollars per capita money. It details state loan distribution, a decentralized plan to replace the national bank system, and calls for political unity to curb plutocracy and restore government by and for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatching
Partizan
Anothe
Ies
Farmers’ Alliance
Tdustrist
Origan
Alliace
Partizans
Tama Sub Treasury
National Bank
Alliance
United States
Congress
Supreme Court of the
John Sherman
Republican Congress
Dan
Beersheba
Pharaoh
America
Egypt
Bank of North Carolina
Bank of Richmond
Washington
Treasury
Harrizon
Cleveland
Sherman
United States of America
Thomases
Sub- Treasury
Oclatform
Polk
Sub-Treasury
Ocala
North Carolina
Ohio
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Republican Party
Ovala
Hell
Jefferson
Alliance and
Industrial Union
Andrew Jackson
Wood of the People
United States Bank
Anarchist questions from a Wichita letter to the editor
A Wichita correspondent asks who are anarchists and who planned the Coffeyville dynamite plot. He inquires who appoints anarchists to official positions and who voted to clear a judge tied to a robbery scheme. He asserts deliberate murder and plots are part of anarchic behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Wichita
Kan
Numerous North Carolina manufacturing plans reported
A long list of local notices reports new or expanded factories and mills across North Carolina towns. Projects include rice cleaners, fertilizer plants, leaf tobacco factories, planing mill builds, sash and blind shops, a steam tannery, ice factory upgrades, and plans for cotton mills. Several towns name specific developers and investors. broader notes discuss bond and currency issues and critiques of government finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
A. W. Rieger
Ramseur
A. W. EF. Caples
F. S. Royster
Burke County
Mr. Boyd
Carolina Queen
Mocksville
Rice Bros
Woodleaf
Louisburg
C. M. Cooke
George H. Cooper
Mooresville
J. W. Brown
North Wilkesboro
P.O. Wilkesboro W
Henry
Tarboro
B. J. Keech
P. O. Wilkesboro
Absher & Church
Zion
Rutherfordton
Frank Reynolds
Ayr
Salisbury
Barringer
Salem
W. W. Wood & Co
Raleigh
Burlington
George Terrell
Durham
W. Ki. Hay
Thomas A. Church
Ashe County
N. G
Franklin Eli Myers & Sons
New Berne
New Berne [Ee Co
High Point
Central Implement Co
F. M. Pickett
E. V. Murphy
George Stoward, Jr
Davidson College
Stough, Cornelius & Co
Milla
Winston-Salem
Winston Land & Improvement Co
Winston
Louisburg Building & Improvement Co
Dallas
Dallas Cotton Mill Co
L. M. Hoffman
Henderson
Henderson Light & Power Co
Henderson Electric & Gas Light Co
Elizabeth City
C. E
J. A
A. K
J. P. Kramer
R. C. Preyer
Kramer Bros. & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
L. L. Polk
Washington, D. C
B. I. Clever
Cambridge
Kay
J. H. Turner
Georsi
North Capitol St
J. H. Willetts
Clow
Macune
Eevazo Wardall
Huron
South Date
F. Tillman
Palmetto
Tennessee
H.C. Demming
Lsane McCracken
Ozone
Ark
A. E. Cole
Howlerville
Mich
National Legislative Council
Chiirman
Farvers
Marion Butler
Clinton, Co
T. B. Long
Asheville
N. C
W. S. Barnes
Bell
Brasstown
N.C
C Wright
Glass
E. Pope
Chalk Level
Dow
W. T. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
H. E. King
Pas Carr
A. Leazer
N. M. Culbreth
Wm. C. Connell
State Alliance
J. Powell
N.C. Ens
Trinity College
J.J. Yours
Tl. A. Forney
Newton
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. TL. Ramsey
Marion Butles
WS. Barnes
Joe Farner
State Orew
As Terralthom
Waterman
Farmers
Adbyoest Mountain Hate Alliance Sentinel
Country Lie
Mercury
Rattler
Ma. Eorror
Runneth
Christ
Money and the Alliance
Rip van Winkle
Old North State
Gold and Bonds
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