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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

15 Sep 1896

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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1896

Page

4

Brabster West Attacks Indianapolis Democratic Convention

Brabster West denounces the Indianapolis National Democratic Convention as a tool of money power and elites. He calls for reformers to unite on a single ballot between Watson and Sewall and urges support for Bryan to curb monopolies and restore the republic. Currituck County reformers nominate local officers and endorse National and State platforms.

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Palmer Cleveland Republic Indianapolis Wesington Post Wesington Post Article Upon the Rump Convention. the Post St. Louis Lazarus Dives National Democratic Party McKinley Money Changer Corporation Ilinois Buckner Kentucky Grover Cleveland United States Senate South Illinois Bryan M. Kinley McKnley Chicago People’s Party Watson Sewall National Committee Brabster West Currituck County Thos. H. Fulford H. J. Doxy P. L. Northern Alma B. Midgett Noah W. Gregory Treasury John M Marion Butler Harry Skinner Progressive Farmer and Caucasian Friends of Reform Friends of the Cause Superior Coney of Wake Co N.C Cedar Fork Wake County C.F. J Church B.H. Marem C.F Upchurch Ofigcom Oak Marcom Herndon Henry Maynara C.F. Upeharcats Morrisville Southern Railroad D. Takom
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Cosmopolitan September issue highlights essays and four complete stories

The Cosmopolitan's September issue features debates on modern education with contributions from Vanderbilts and editors. It includes four complete stories by noted authors and essays by Camilo Flammarion and others, with enhanced engraving and mechanical sections praised for quality.

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Cornelius Vanderbilt The Cosmopolitan Frances Courtenay Baylor Maurice Thompson Gertrude Hall John J. A’ Becket Louise Chandler Moulton Mrs. Low Wallace Francisque Sarcey I. Zingwill Agnes Repplier Norman Kerr M. D H. C. Chatfield Taylor Wm. Eleroy Curtis Robert E Strahorn C Jomel Tillman Ruth McEnsery Start Camilo Flammarion Eye of Scieres
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Debating State Powers and Bills of Credit in the U S

A reader questions Section 10 of the U S Constitution on states issuing money and bills of credit. The piece explores whether a state could issue silk paper money or bonds, whether such actions violate the prohibition on tender and coins, and how states would be compelled to pay bonds. The discussion also touches on political intimidation, labor, and the need for fair voting.

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Supreme Court United States Webster Congress Sherman Holt England
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Progressive era platform demands for public control and currency

The text outlines the National Alliance platform from Washington on February 6, 1896. It calls for public ownership of essential utilities, eminent domain to reclaim monopolies, a national flexible currency, free coinage, limited government revenues, postal savings banks, and direct election of U S Senators plus initiative and referendum.

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J. C. Garrett A. Hampton N. N. Hampton J. M. Ball J. F. Farrencron C. B. Mathias H J. Doxy Dence Buncaw Bro. Ivey Progressive Farmer Democratic Party Goldbug Sewall Don C. Saunders National Alliance Washington, D. C Wuerens A. SourHworra L U Tucker & CO Raleigh, N. C Paris Berlin North Carolina America Albert Halifax County Frank Bridger Wilbanks, Wison Co N C Wrimson Clover iaieEem Ga. Seedsmen Manchester, Wa Fred A Watson Raleigh the University Winston Chapel Hill Pease Mfps. LO Cincinnati Ithuseratedt Tokari Rt Matepe Citizens’ Beary No Finth Avenue Dew Au Ality Eee Wek Plymouth Occoneechee Farm Durham Iti Apa AV EI Oie Ayi Atin
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