Washington Inauguration Centenary Oration Heard
A detailed address by Rev. E. W. White of Jackson delivered at Washingtons centennial inauguration celebration in this city. The piece extols fundamental national principles, liberty, religion, and the founders led by Washington, Adams, and Hamilton, tracing constitutional growth and the role of faith in governance. It links past battles to present civic duty and warns against threats to freedom and representation.
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American Republic and Labor in the New Era
The piece argues for an American focus on labor and industry, urging unity across classes and national pride. It contrasts wages and living standards with Europe, praises peace after war, and calls for loyalty to principle and nation, envisioning a thriving republic with resilient work and faith.
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Peace on Earth and Good Will Anthem Echoes Globally
A fragmented passage envisions a global tribute with doxologies from distant lands and a mid continent gathering, paired with a ceremonial chorus to mark a jubilee in a distant future. The text shifts to a local note about cooking apples at Merrill's grocery.
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