Why the Democrats Should Name Wilson
Editor argues Woodrow Wilson embodies democracy over regional labels. He praises Wilson’s clarity, breadth, and leadership, claims only Wilson can win, and warns against local tag politics. The piece cites the Wilson boom as moving fast, surpassing competing figures.
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Walter H. Neal
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Emerson
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Ideal Candidate for Presidency by Col Bacon
A portrait of an ideal president drawn by Col Alexander Bacon praising Woodrow Wilson as a model leader. The essay extols charm, force of character, conviction, learning, concise speech, and independence, urging a leader who places country above party and personal gain while surrounding himself with strong, unselfish advisers.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson's Aggressiveness in Democratic Nomination
The Jamestown Journal reports rising momentum for Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as Democratic presidential candidate. He gains strength in states once seen as hopeless, and could enter Baltimore with a strong following or control of the convention dynamics.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Open Door Policy Defines Wilson as Popular New Jersey Governor
A longtime statehouse attache praises Woodrow Wilson for his thorough work, open door approach, and personal replies to constituents. The article portrays Wilson as an engaging, accessible leader who breaks the stereotype of the cloistered scholar and connects with voters, shaping an image of a reforming, people’s governor.
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New Jersey
Joe Parker
Wilson
Statehouse
Trenton
Executive Department
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Imported Percheron stallions offered for breeding near Sully
Hugues 74516 imported from France in September 1908 by Singmaster Bros Keota IA recorded by the Percheron Society of America number 57392 is bay with star in forehead weight 2100. Belgian stallion bay star in forehead weight 1950. Colt insurance terms 15 dollars to insure to stand and suck. Breeders and mares removed from the neighborhood liable for insurance. Located 6 miles south of Sully IA near Sully Phone. A B DeCook owner and keeper agent for American Breeder.
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France
Singmaster Bros
Keota
Percheron Soceity
America
Sully
A.B. DeCook
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promises Instant Shoe Relief
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease powder gives instant relief from corns bunions sore spots and tight fitting shoes. It urges readers to buy the antiseptic powder sold everywhere for 250 and to request a free sample by mailing to Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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