Wilson Stands On His Record In Campaign Explainer
Josephus Daniels, chair of the Democratic publicity committee, recalls 1901 campaign tactics, contrasting Roosevelt critiques with Wilson’s record as New Jersey governor. He argues Republicans use excerpts to attack Wilson, urges readers to study writings in full for context and truth. He likens current efforts to earlier Rodenbergh tactics and cites Ingersoll as precedent.
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Labor and the Rule of Right Declared Core to Nation
Excerpt from Woodrow Wilson's speech accepting the Democratic nomination, arguing that laborers form the nation's backbone and that policies protecting their well being are in the interest of all citizens. He asserts labor protections are not class legislation but shared rights enabling rational hours, better conditions, and freedom to act in workers' interests.
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Uncle Sam origin story from Troy explained
The New York Sun traces the nickname Uncle Sam to Troy New York where meat supplier Samuel Wilson aided the Continental Army. Inspectors marked casks with United States initials causing workers to joke U S stood for Uncle Sam and the nickname spread through the army.
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Chele
Real estate description of two parcels in 1912 afternoon sale
In 1912 during the afternoon hours two and four, two tracts or parcels were described as follows in the notice.
Farm Tracts in Caroline County Auction Sale Notice
Describes two tracts of land with detailed survey bearings and measurements, improvements on Tract No 1 including barns and orchards, and woodlands on Tract No 2. Sale terms: one-fourth cash now, balance January 1, 1914 with possession then. title papers cost to purchaser. potential loan available. Auctioneer Frans e P Covey and attorney in fact Oscar Clark listed.
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Roe & Co
Ancient flax weaving traced to four millennia
A New York Post piece notes flax weaving dates back about 4000 years with Egypts mummies showing well preserved linen. It cites Feudal origins in Fespt, water spun ax for finest cloth, and moisture limits in the United States affecting production.
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New York Post
Shah Fears Radium Demo in Paris Cellar Allegory
In a Paris demonstration described by M Paoli, the Persian shah Muzafareddin trembled at a radium display by Professor Curie. Darkness descended, lights failed, and terror erupted as the shah cried for retreat while the room revealed a chilling scene before the lights returned. Curie declined a decoration offered by the grand vizier, deeming the gesture unnecessary.
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Wrong Man Fracas at Washington Mint Saga
In Washington a Philadelphia congressman known as the father of the house and General Meyer from Louisiana clashed over a Philadelphia mint bill. A substitute reporter pressed for an interview, Meyer exploded, and the telegrams back home claimed Binghan mocked the mint. It took a month to mend relations with constituents.
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Two of Them In A London Telegraph Narration
Companions plead with him as he weakly words his final instruction to tell Milly and Bessie that he died loving them alone. His lips move in a fading whisper while friends lean in, hearing the last testament from the dying man.
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