Third party platform on government ownership of railroads sparks backlash
The piece condemns the Omaha third party plank calling for federal ownership of all railroads, warning it would cripple business, raise taxes, and undo the constitutional republic. It cites The New York Age, defends white supremacy fears, and notes white Southern unity against force bill politics, with reference to Harrison.
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Tird Party
Messrs. Weaver
Field
Washington
North Carolina
New York Age
Congress
South
Age
Harrison
America
Tuk CanonicLe
Fourth in New York Independence Day Celebrations
The New York City Fourth of July observance by the Tammany society drew a large crowd with speeches by prominent figures and readings of the Declaration of Independence. Notable attendees and conveyances included letters from ex President Cleveland and other leaders, while political discussions on currency and bank note reform highlighted regional differences and calls for reform.
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New York
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Tammany Society
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
J. C. Pendleton
West Virginia
Senator Gibson
Maryland
Crain
Texas
Earl
Nator Hill
Home currency demand in North Carolina debate
The piece argues for a locally issued currency to stay near North Carolina, avoiding centralization in New York and Chicago. It notes Wall Street fears lower loan rates in agricultural areas and links repeal of the state tank tax to challenging Wall Street influence, while praising strict constitutional limits on tariffs and projecting a large presidential vote in upcoming elections with party realignments and third-party activity.
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State Chronicle
Raueiou
N. C
Congress
Commrcial and
Financial Chronicle
Vance
National Bank Act
N. Y. Evening Post
North Carolina
South
New York
Chicago
Wall Street
Philadelphia Times
New People's Party
Prohibitionists
People’s Organization
Prohibition
Labor Union
United Labor
Queen Chem
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Buncombe
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Wake
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D. W. Bain
Public Instruction
J.C. ScaRnonouah
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PF. J. Osnonne
Mecklenburg
C. B. Aycock
Wayne
R. B. Glenn
Forsyth
N. Y. Herald
Supreme Court
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Register of Deed’s
Wake County
Court House
Raleigh
South Bount Street
Pepuel Church
Tupper’s
Peele & Maynard
B. Noof, Jr
Pittsboro, N.C
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Atlantic
Danville
R. R
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Jeffress Junction
L. Oglesby
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Alexander Q. Holladay
Raleigh, N. C
M. S. Clark
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Forest Park
Browning & Wheeler
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Ichmond & Danville Rail Road Company
F. W. Hendekoper
Reuben Foster
Oxford
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Buffalo
Lithia
Springs
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Fayetteville
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Burkeville
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Atlanta, Ga
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John O. Plank
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N.Y
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Raleigh Durham
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