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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
15
William Randolph Hearst declared he supports the ticket named by Clark delegates and will die fighting for Wilson. Charles F. Murphy described the convention as remarkable with New York uninstructed and seeking a candidate who would command support. He praised Wilson as a strong, able Democrat expected to win the presidency.
Governor Woodrow Wilson will determine campaign direction, appoint a committee, and confer with a five member subcommittee on permanent organization. The national committee approved keeping retiring officers until formal structure is set and discussed potential campaign leadership options amid debates over strategy.
Long Island NC resident Mrs Tina Byers reports her one week old baby suffered scaly rashes blisters and sores that itched burned and bled. After trying several salves, use of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured the child in six months.
Practical advice for skin care and acne using Cuticura Ointment applied gently to affected areas and washed off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap. Recommends bathing, daytime use of Cuticura Soap, and to obtain samples via Cuticura Department Boston.
The Seagirt report recalls Governor Wilson during and before the convention, detailing his secretary recounting how Wilson refused a Baltimore drafted reply to W J Bryan. He insisted on a genuine message and personally revised the response, tearing up the draft and composing anew.
The article describes President Woodrow Wilson during the Baltimore convention at Seagirt New Jersey, where his official summer residence is the little white house. The photo captures him on the porch as he rests in his retreat from campaign strains.
Governor Wilson greets visitors in Trenton and onlookers as supporters from multiple parties and old classmates congratulate him after his nomination. Messages of goodwill pour in from Tammany Hall leaders, senators, and governors while reporters press for campaign plans and potential staff roles.
Staunton Virginia erupted in celebration when news arrived that Woodrow Wilson had been nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention. Led by the Stonewall Jackson band, hundreds marched with banners declaring Wilson our next president as the Woodrow Wilson Club of Staunton issued congratulations.
Neyle Colquitt of Savannah, who led the publicity drive for Underwood in Georgia, was seen at the Hotel Belvedere this morning and greeted with the question Have you become reconstructed. He lifted his hat to reveal a shiny new hat band reading Win with Wilson.
Atlanta man John Fevers testifies that Milam Medicine, from Milam Medicina Company, cured his twenty five year rheumatism and gout after two bottles. He praises its effects, notes weather changes no longer trigger pain, and endorses the tonic for building up constitution.
New York July 3 United States Senator O Gorman and a number of Tammany leaders and delegates arrived from Baltimore late today expressing elation over the outcome It is a great ticket and one that I am sure promises success said Mr Murphy O Gorman declared Wilson and Marshall would receive a majority of the votes of the independant vote of the country There never was a convention of such harmony John B Stanchfield said the ticket nominated at Baltimore is one of the best presented to the people by the democratic party since the nomination of Grover Cleveland Bryan will support Governor Wilson and no one should be eliminated because of the convention fight in the convention the delegates were harmonious and enthusiastic in support of the candidates
Baltimore reports that the Democratic National Committee plans a conference with Woodrow Wilson on the eve of his visit. Roosevelt’s third party idea could influence campaign strategy and the choice of a campaign chairman like McCombs or Palmer is anticipated. Legates have largely departed.
Middletown Connecticut July 3 Woodrow Wilson, then a Wesleyan University professor of history and political economy, gained fame as coach of the Wesleyan football team of 89. The squad beat Pennsylvania 10 to 2 and toppled many rivals. He was a young faculty adviser known for his spirited leadership and strict discipline.
Auburn July 3 The Cayuga County Wilson club held the first ratification meeting of the national campaign. Thomas M Osborne president of the New York Democratic League addressed the crowd after a parade. He praised Woodrow Wilson and said the Democratic party owes a debt to W J Bryan for his fight in Baltimore for courage and political action. He called Bryan a mischief maker only for those steering the party toward destruction.
Minneapolis July 3 The Minnesota progressive republican league will back Woodrow Wilson Democrat in his campaign for the presidency. George S Loftus league president says the executive committee largely agrees. Loftus says Wilson represents their progressive idea and there is no reason to join the third party movement or support Taft. They will work for Wilson in the state.
County commissioners agreed to widen Adameaville or Garretts Bridge road from 40 to 60 feet between the cemetery and the river. Habersham road to be paved from Wesley avenue to Pace's Ferry road. Peachtree Avenue named a public thoroughfare from John M. Slaton home to southern railroad tracks. $100 to be spent on a courthouse in Adamaville on land donated by Mrs. J. E. Howell. Chief Zack Rowan and Officer C. C. Hurd to attend police chiefs convention in Toronto.
Miss Mary Webb suffered a serious temple bruise and minor injuries after being thrown from a buggy on a principal Cordele street. Companions Miss Mae Phillips and Miss Mary Peacock of Hawkinsville were uninjured. The incident occurred July 3 as reported from Cordele, Georgia.
Washington July 3 Representative Oscar Underwood withdraws from the stampede to Governor Wilson amid a shift directed by Senator Bankhead. Underwood says he was not consulted and will back the convention nominee, rejecting any vice presidency bid. Congressman Longworth praises his fighting spirit.
The Order of Owls plans a Fourth of July dance at the club rooms in the Thrower building. It will be informal and no notification cards will be mailed if weather permits. if not, the dance moves to the roof garden tonight.
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