Alliance Peanut Union Session Convened in Suffolk
The Alliance Peanut Union of Virginia and North Carolina met in Suffolk on August 6, 1891, with J. O. Thomas presiding. Officers were appointed, delegates named, and a vigorous address urged unity, protection against trusts, farm profitability, tariff reform, and broader markets. Committees formed, next meeting scheduled for September 29 in Suffolk, plans to report peanut crop data and secure factory bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Peanut Union of
Virgnia and
North Carolina
J. O. Thomas
John D. Owen
Parsons
J. O. Thom
R. S. Majette
Cox
Cabin Point
Ditch
Carsley
E.W. Rai
Round Hill
W.W. White
Courtland
J. Preslow
FP. E. Stallings
Ackhorn
P. Brinkley
Liberty Springs
Gwen's Grove
J. W. Johnson
Midway
H. T. Scott
Black Water
Grymes
Smithfield
J. R. Chappel
Six Courthouse
Spencer Colosse
O. L. Batten
Sycamore Lawn
E. P. Davis
Johnsonville
J. Z. Yates
Merry Oaks
J. Barlett
Providence
J. M. Howell
Uno
G. W. Jakeman
Magnolia
A. Edwards
Bethel
J.C. Council
Carrsville
Rls. Majette
Joynersville
WW. T. Gritfin
Black Creek
R. Porter
Newsom's
Ivor
Leethven
Union
North Carolina State Alliance
Alliance Pernt Cnion
Breruies
Virginia
Tidewater
Sampson Shorne
Hall of Congress
Alliance Peanut Union
Allieance
Peanut Belt
Boykin
Arsenis
Johnson
J. Johns
4. Yates
Southampton County
R. A. Edwards
Isle of Wight
D. S. Booth
Surry County
Nansemond
J. M. Trowell
Greensville
Dr. W. BB. Baird
George County
B. Vaughan
Iford
N. C
John Brady
Gates County
N. Co
Wood Privett
Chowan
National Peanut Union
Bristol
J. O. Themis
R.S. Boykin
John D Owen
Secre Ite
Boy L
Alliance Orde
Tennesse
John PD. Owen
Yeanut
Peanut Union
Suffolk
United
Tematic
Alcaner Baurmer and Rural Messenger
Tar Progressive Farmer
Tarboro Sdvocate
Via
J.O. Thomas
Hall
Democratic Alliance
Alliance
Ocala
Macune
Polk
Livingstone
Lal
Tie
Reury
Jiedlustriad
Enlistment drive amid labor and war rhetoric
A fervent call urges farmers and workers to enlist in a nationwide alliance. It frames solidarity as crucial to defeating perceived economic tyranny, demanding organized support, universal justice, and mass production to lift widespread poverty and fuel republican resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Tweedle Dee
Tweedle
Senate
Egypt
Zeb Vance
Alliance
Southland
New York
Municipal
National
Muhlenburg
Ingalls
M. J. Barri
Profits by Bondholder Attributed to Currency Speculation
A long discussion analyzes bondholder profits from 1862 to 1869 amid specie payments, citing Lenny Beck of Kentucky and estimating total profits near 1.18 billion dollars after premiums and unpaid four percent bonds. It contrasts these profits with widespread economic hardship and uses a Michigan farmer example to illustrate distortions from bonds and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Alliance Publishing
North Capital Stree
Washington
D. C
Lenny Beck
Kentucky
Uitts
Duck
Conservatio
Pula Gerd Ols Tsim
Bradstreet
Weivé
Michigan
United States
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the Alliance Peanut Union OF
Virginia and
U. S. Hall
Bretheren
Greenville
S.C
Advertiser
Jay Gould
Mr. Gould
Union Pacific
Gould
Charles Francis Adams
Sidney Dillon
Wall Street
U Wy Department
Pers
Thy
Wall Plains
West
National Citizen's
Beecham