Robeson County Alliance Meeting Reaffirms Support for Butler
An Alliance member voices strong approval for Hon. Marion Butler, praising his leadership and urging Robeson County to show gratitude. He notes the record attendance at the county gathering, stresses the value of the Alliance hall, and urges a public speech by Butler. He also defends salix and salicilic acid as fruit preserving and healthful, while critiquing financial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
County Alliance
Alliance
Alliance Hall
Back Swamp
State Alliance
Marion Butler
Robeson County
Butler
Ladies of
Riverdale
Greensboro
Resoluion
Robeson
Denial by Holly Springs Alliance over Alford charges
The Holly Springs Alliance No 102 adopts three resolutions denouncing G B Alford for publishing a May 31 1893 article in the Biblical Recorder that attacked secret organizations and slandered neighbors. They call his conduct cowardly and request The Progressive Farmer print the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howry Springs
N. C
Epior
Holly Springs Alliance
G. B. Alford
Biblical Recorder
Progressive Farmer
J. D. Marconi
Pres
A. F. Norris
Sec
The Doctors Differ on Salix and Salicylic Acid
Hosaoop North Carolina letters respond to August issue article denouncing compound extract of salyx as a fruit preservative and health hazard. The writer argues a chemist may err, noting salix and gallic acid differ as compounds with distinct properties and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosaoop
N. C
Mr. Eviror
Let Us Have Peace Walker'sville NC Letter
Mr Epiiror Jackson Alliance No 1272 expresses disapproval of last legislature efforts for a State Business Agency. It urges unity across political lines, emphasizes liberty in party choice and religion, and pleads for brethren to love one another, avoid sectarian or political divisions, and practice charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
N. C
Epiiror
Jackson Alliance
Alliance Notes On Growth And Obituaries From Local Chapters
General notes from Brethren letters show the Alliance funeral of Mr and Mrs J W Holly at Antioch Church on the fourth Sunday in September. Cassie C Kemp from Nash county reports Drywell s Alliance adding two new members. Fair Grove Alliance 1307 in Randolph county supports Sherman repeal only if 16 to 1 coinage is adopted. White Oak Alliance, reorganized with 11 members, now 22, with new applications each meeting. Let the good work go on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
Alliance
J. W. Holly
Antioch Church
All Brethren
Cassie OC. Kemp
Nash County
Drywell’s
Fair Grove Alliance
Randolph County
H. L. Freeman
White Oak Alliance
Franklinville
Randolph Co
N. C
Epitor
Fair Grove
Progressive Farmer
Good Alliance
True Alliance
Wise Words From Patriotic Papers on Tariffs and Money
A compilation of editorial quotes from multiple papers criticizing tariff policy and monetary standards. It references Western Advocate, Our Home, Atlanta Constitution, Pioneer Exponent, People’s Advocate and others, discussing silver, gold, free coinage, and political revolts with calls for populist unity and anti hard money sentiment. Names include Grover Cleveland, Jerry Simpson, Voorhees, Eckles, and various regional papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Senate
House
Atlanta Constitution
Cleveland
People’s Advocate
Congress
Wall Street
People’s Party
Jerry Simpson
Jerry
Rocky Mountain News
Southern Mercury
Eckles
Charlestown
W. Va
Advocate
Grover Cleveland
John Sherman
R. G. Scott
Iowa Tribune
United States
Bulletin of Reform
Topeka Advocate
Omaha
Neb
Dallas
Texas
Gold Bug
Portland Oregonian
Salt Lake Herald
Harrison
Senator Voorhees
Fair Grove Alliance and Farmers Organizing Speech Fragment
A letter from Fair Grove Alliance No 1307 Randolph County NC and a Mill Creek Alliance member laments lack of coverage in The Progressive Farmer while urging unity. It argues organization strengthens farmers against powerful interests and promotes equal rights. Ends with a humorous aside about Benny and a seedcake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Alliance
Brethren and Sisters
Democrats Call for Free Coinage in 1890 Platform
The 1890 Democratic platforms across states demand free and unlimited coinage of silver, strict government control of currency, and legal tender status for silver. They condemn Republican demonetization, praise remonetization, and urge increased currency supply with silver as equal to gold. Many states condemn financial policy, national banks, and favor Treasury-led currency expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Canis
Republican House of Representatives
California
Colorado
Grover Cleveland
Florida
Congress
Idaho
Republican Congress
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Andy Nounce
Nevada
North Caroline
North Carolina
T.ver
Pri Ohip
Oregon
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Wyoming
Republican Party
Monument to Polk Challenged by Call for Education Fund
A letter proposes building an educational endowment for poor children instead of a marble monument to L L Polk. The writer urges funding a school to equip youths for life’s battles, noting Polk’s life of effort toward uplifting humanity and opposing economic demonetization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepar Carr
N.C
Epitor
Bros
Wall Street
Polk
Jn.t
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Robeson CO. Alliance
Walter Thigpen
Benny
Mr. Bloobumper
Puck
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