The Credit of the South Address Summary Highlighted
J K Williams Richmond Va outlines credit progress in the South with war debts, postwar settlements, and per capita wealth comparisons. He cites rail, banking, and manufacturing gains, lower interest, population shift to cities, and rising cotton goods activity while urging immigration of skilled workers.
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Commercial Club
Nashville
Tenn
J. K. Williams
Richmond
Richmond Dispatch
Williams
Old South
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Jersey City
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Antwerp
Brussels
Liverpool
Manchester
Paris
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Alabama
Tennessee
South
Southern
Bradstreet
Eastern
Middle States
Lee
Congressman Cheatham Speech Urges $100000 Race Progress Study
The Washington Post lauds Congressman Cheatham for a House speech advocating $100,000 to fund a statistical study on the progress of the colored race over the last thirty years. The plan aims to quantify gains and guide policy discussions.
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The
Washington Post
Cheatham
House
Political clash and Third Party setbacks in national scene
An editorial survey outlines clashes within Democratic and Alliance factions at North Carolina and Kansas, noting limited success of the third party while forecasting its strategic weakness. It examines Lodge bill discussions in Congress, fusion tensions in Kansas, and Southern farmer plans to counter cotton price pressures by boosting home food production amid crop gaps.
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Wi' Jin
Williams
Asheville
James H. Merriman
Elkin Courier
North Carolina
St. Louis
Col. Polk
Sothys Real Hoy
Wm. F. Bayard
Cleveland
Reed
Bayard
Young Sermyu
Omaha
Democratic Party
Spore
Caese
Dynaocrats
Senate
Baltimore Sun
Congress
New York State
House
Hill
Gorman
Gibson
Old North
Alliance
People’s Party
Chicago
Falstaff
Bodileas
Uaun
House of Representatives
Patterson
Tennessee
Mr. Johnson
Indiana
Johnson
Kansa
Kansas
Washington Post
John F. Willet
State Alliance
Allidhee Tribune
South
S. W. Coombs
The
Alliance Advocate
Montgomery
Speern
Shinner
Caroside
Col. L’olk
Washington City
Col. Skinner
Thomas G. Skinner
Col
Harry Skinner
History Repeats Itself in Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures
A history of Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims repeated cures and fair trial benefits. Hood’s Pills are described as acting easily yet efficiently to aid health.
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Hood
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