Woodrow Wilson praised as man of destiny and reformer
In a Raleigh News Observer excerpt Marmaduke Bolton lauds Woodrow Wilson for leadership, intellect, and practical public service. The piece portrays Wilson as a courageous, independent Democrat with a talent for detail, likening him to a nation needing justice and equal opportunity while criticizing tariff protections and wealth influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
News-Observer
America
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Marmaduke B. Bolton
Nashville Banner
Princeton
Lfe
Banner Gang
Menelaus Agripp
Romnan Commonwealth
Republican Party
Wall Street
State owes him much stands with people
A hotel lobby debate on Woodrow Wilson shows a neighbor hailing him as a future president and noting his record as governor. The talk lists progressive reforms including a corrupt practices act, work in railroad taxation, utility regulation, nonpartisan ballots, and commission government. Wilson’s eloquence and public utterances are praised for earning voter trust. He is portrayed as a strong orator who supports centralization under public control and democratic accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Woodrow Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Indianapolis Sun
Gov. Wilson
Baltimore
Oliver P. Newman
Biffbang
New Jersey
George L. Record
Newark
Equal Taxation and Public Service Commission
Smith
Davis
Nugent
Republican Board of Guardians
Candl; Gate
Woodrow’ Wilson
Woversor
New Jersey Board of Charities
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Woman's College At
the Lighthouse
Margaret “Woodrow Wilson
North
Wilsons
South
What’s in a Name in Boston Says Wilson
Woodrow Wilson told Boston’s City Club that Democrats and Republicans often share government fundamentals. He cited a Shakespearean query and a joke about Mr Stickpin to illustrate how names blur in political discussions. He contrasted Progressive Republicans with Democrats, noting the shared core of issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Morning Globe
Woodrow Wilson
William Shakespeare
City Club
Mr. Stickpin
Stickpin
Woodrow Wilson on tariff policy and patronage
Woodrow Wilson says tariffs should raise revenue with prudent steps to protect industries and employment. oppose protecting narrow interests. He argues tariff policy must serve the nation as a whole, not favor particular undertakings, warning against patronage and radical measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Personal Life Themes Shape Wilson Campaign Voice
Oliver P. Newman contrasts candid, honest political talk with typical promises. He discusses Woodrow Wilson’s NJ governorship bid, direct questioning on boss politics, and the candidate’s vow to replace corrupt systems with reform. He cites Wilson’s praise for his wife, views on governance, and family life shaping public work.
Woodrow Wilson Opens Doors to New Jersey Voters
Governor Woodrow Wilson transformed New Jersey politics by keeping his private office door always open. He challenged corrupt bosses, pushed for direct primaries and reforms, and argued with legislators to win support for bills on ethics, public utilities, and workers compensation, declaring he would take the fight to the people if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soandso
John Hobbs
Bill Jones
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Jim Smith
Senate
James E. Martine
Smith
Newark
Martine
House
Public Utilities Commission
Wilces
Democratic Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duaticoe
Cecaroni Witvon
Sererj
New, Jersey
Affaifa
Woodrow “Wilgon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!