Rayner (J. B.) Papers 1903-1919

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Rayner (J. B.) Papers 1903-1919

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Letters, newspaper articles, andclippings relating to J. B. Rayner, leader of the Populist People's Party in Texasand one of the greatest orators of this time.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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John Baptis (J. B.) Rayner (1850-1918) was born to Mary Ricks, a slave, and white congressman and planter Kenneth Rayner. After working on his father’s plantation, Rayner attended Shaw University and St. Augustine’s Normal and Collegiate Institute with help from his father. Rayner became a teacher in Tarboro, North Carolina, where he also held local political offices with the Republican Party during Reconstruction. Upon Rayner’s return to Texas, he gained notoriety as a ...

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