Press tribute highlights Woodrow Wilson's early impact
The piece praises Wilson as a prodigious intellect from Princeton who shaped political journalism and the study of government. It notes his early Princeton essay and later White House influence, emphasizing his secrecy versus publicity approach and lasting contributions to American government.
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Wilson's rise and the coming presidency
The piece reviews Woodrow Wilson's academic prominence at Princeton and Wesleyan, his 1902 election as Princeton president, a shift to the New Jersey governor's office, and his plans for a modern presidency. It notes his decisive governance, the radical platform, and the departure from earlier campaign excesses as America moves past the 1900s political climate.
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Democrats Plan Torch Parade For Wilson and Marshall Victory
A community notice urges Democrats to join a torch parade celebrating Wilson and Marshall. A one room West Main Street rally will host a band and a procession routes from First Avenue to Main and Center, ending after a brief march.
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Erle County Returns Swing to Wilson and Shreve Edge
Erle county reports show Wilson winning the presidency with 587 plurality in combined results, while Shreve leads Shacklett for congress by a substantial margin. Meadville and Erie regions reflect party splits, with Republicans and Washington tickets drawing support in Crawford and surrounding areas.
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Corry High School ad hoc basketball exhibition
Yesterday afternoon at the armory Corry High School held two fast exhibition games without admissions or charges. The fraternity team defeated the girls team 26 to 10 while the second team won 6 to 2. The fast, spirited play drew praise from local fans. The frat public women plan Thanksgiving night games against Silver Creek, with the girls facing Kane. The Vine Warenu follows.
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Sweet cider craze sweeps letters to Dunn station
A fragmented note from DuInD station hints at a cider mania among customers and witq quet wuet, mentioning contacts at A.D. Watrorim Hell and a 126-12, 43 image set. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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New Trains On P and E Railroad Between Kane and Brie
The P and E Railroad reveals plans to add two new Pennsylvania trains between Kane and Brie and to adjust several schedules. New No 1 departs Kane 6 40 stopping Warren Corry Union City Brie 10, No 49 runs Kane Brie via Corry, No 41 42 40 and 44 modify Corry departures, No 14 Brie Kane service includes Union City Corry Warren stops, promising better passenger service and extended Erie access through daytime to 7 pm.
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Weatherwax Brothers Quartet Delights Corry Audience
The Weatherwax Brothers delivered a memorable show at the High School Auditorium Wednesday evening. Asa, Tom, Lanter, and Willi demonstrated vocal harmony and trumpet skill, with notable readings by Lanter and Willi. The performance earned genuine applause and left locals hoping for a return engagement.
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Men’s Oyster Supper Planned at 0 K Church
The Presbyterian men hosted an oyster supper in the new chapel dining room last evening. Tickets were limited to 140 and sold in advance so organizers could prepare. no at church sales. Walter and Frank Babbitt led serving with guests providing help. menu included oysters, savories, and desserts.
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Vogels Minstrels End at Small Library Theater
Last evening the Library Theater audience was small for Vogel's Minstrels with other acts at the Auditorium. The show pleased with strong singing and witty jokes, plus impressive scenic effects and costumes enhancing the entertainment. Also notices a Baltimore wholesale ad for sweet potatoes and oysters from Home Supply Co and old newspapers for sale.
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