Denver Memoir of Democratic Convention Figures
Noted at Denver. 4H chairman of the Illinois delegation at the Democratic national convention in Denver. Roger Sullivan arranged the visit and hosted at William J. Bryan's home. The party traveled with water vehicles and luggage. Theodore A. Bell and Clifford A. Bell from Napa engaged in political talk. Governor Claude A. Swanson of Virginia seconded Bryan, with a long career in Congress and as governor. John L. Martin, sergeant at arms, and Henry D. Clayton of Alabama were noted figures with broad histories in politics. Governor Glenn of North Carolina, a Bryan supporter, spoke on state rights and national resource conservation after a White House conference.
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Roger C. Suilll- Tan
Roger Osullitam
Wiliam J. Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Sullivan
Belvidere
Cook County
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Bryan
Congress
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Slaude A. Swanson
Yocictinee
Virginky Agricultural and Mechunlen College
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Union of Sunday Schools
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Volun
John TL Martin
Colonel Martin
Abraham Slivoin
Ulysses Grant
Leo
Jackson
Bmaine
Massachusetts
California
Glenn
White House
Our Great Army in the Nation’s Defense
The article outlines a plan to form a large national force blending regulars with state volunteers under federal direction. It discusses peacetime and wartime concepts, the 1902 act reshaping militia relations, and General Oliver’s push to create eight maneuver camps nationwide to mobilize 50,000 troops within two years.
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United States
Pius
Aytamiz
Swain
United States Service
Courgeois
New England
Moe Teuvers
Pine Plila
Euvem
Pina Plula
Oliver
William Cary Sanger
Was
Ditho Root
Hoe
National Guard
New York State
Hig Kuyiig
Natlonal Guard
New York
Eaventeen
Unionary
Statue of Lafayette Plaque Marks American Gift to France
A Paris statue honoring General Lafayette, sculpted by Bartlett, commemorates Lafayette’s services to Washington in the Revolution. The project was funded by American schoolchildren who raised about 50,000 dollars plus a 50,000 dollar congressional grant, totaling 100,000 dollars for the bronze work. The final bronze statue shows Lafayette at nineteen, in uniform with sword aloft, replacing the earlier plaster version displayed at the Paris exposition.
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Lafayette
Place de Looyte
Paris
France
Washington
Congress
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Aitiafuetion Gillvound
Liffuyette
Morgan Receives Yale Honorary Doctorate Amid Ceremony
J Pierpont Morgan is honored with an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Yale. Yale President Hadley lauds Morgan for stabilizing national crises through finance and philanthropy. Morgan, wearing cap and gown, jokes “Bully, bully” as he accepts the degree before sailing for Europe.
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Yi la J. Pierpont Morgan
Yale
Master of Niance
Morgan
Roosevelt
Mr. Morgan
Hadley
Alexander Magnus
Willtary
Aforgay
Europe
Evolution's DAnKen and the Tale of a Wandering Mind
A fragmented verse tale recalls a mind's evolution as a creature awakens to strange surroundings. The narrator describes age spanning a million years, awkward adaptations, and the loss of ancestral traits while observations of humans and tools reveal a dawning sense of artificial domestication and shared behavior with people.
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