Governor Wilson Outlines Progressive Democratic Policy Vision
Governor Woodrow Wilson accepts the Democratic nomination and outlines policy goals. He argues for tariff revision downward, trust regulation, banking reform, labor protection, conservation, canal and merchant marine expansion, education, and an unentangled government serving the people, not private interests.
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Kentucky
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New York
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Massachusetts
Baldwin
Connecticut
Donaghey
Arkansas
Plaisted
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O’neal
Alabama
Mann
Virginia
Woman’s National Democratic League
Jersey
White House
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Philippines
Princeton University
William Libbey
Princeton
Libbey
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Golden Text and Faith Across the Jairus Story
A reflection on Mark 5 21 43 highlighting Jairus and the twelve year old daughter. It praises Jesus calm dignity removes mourners healings, and the woman's faith. It notes three resurrection instances and urges belief over argument to affirm Jesus deity.
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Back to God the longing of divine pursuit
A sermon on Genesis where God asks Where art thou defines three truths: God seeks man, man hides from God, and the soul’s unease signals a path back. It argues God's desire to bless not condemn and urges a return to intimate, personal communion with the divine. The prose cites prodigal imagery and modern calls to “Back to God.”
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Garden of Eden
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Jonah
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago