One Hundred Years of Rapid Progress
In 1805 the world had no steamships, railways, telegraphs, or ocean cables. By 1905 rapid advances created vast networks and global links. Despite critics, moral and intellectual progress accompanied material growth, with freedoms expanding and despotism waning across the Americas and Europe.
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President Issues Annual Thanksgiving Proclamation 1905
The President proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day of thanks and prayer. He notes national prosperity, urges gratitude and self-improvement, and calls citizens to worship and pledge to overcome flaws for the nation’s future. Done in Washington on November 2, 1905, Theodore Roosevelt. Secretary of State Eunn Roor.
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