Democrats Name Wilson Marshall by Acclamation at N Y Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in St Louis 12 000 delegates packed the Coliseum as William Jennings Bryan spoke and waned backing for Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall Wilson and Marshall were renominated by acclamation after hours of demonstrations.
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St. Louis
Voendroan Wilson
United States
Thoms Rev Maarshall
William Jennings Bryan
Hughes
New Jersey
Wespeo
Kansas
Bryan
James
Wilson
Marshall
Committee On Resolutions
Persoos
Hughes Public Career Sketched Taught Law at University
A portrait of Charles Evans Hughes outlines his early life from Glens Falls to Newark and Colgate and Brown universities. It traces his law career, teaching roles, and rise to prominence through the New York gas and insurance investigations, Albany reforms, and his ascent to governor and Supreme Court justice.
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Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas
South Carolina
Texas
Bultz
Dunne
Hne
Tipperary
South Trimble
Congress
New York
Tennessee
Indiana
John I Martin
Dixie
Kentucky
Baner
United States
Empire State
Mary C. Connelly
Charles
Glens Falls
N. J
Newark
College of the City of
Madison University of Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
Brown University
Columbia Law School
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Chamberlain, Carter & Hornblower
Brooklyn
Antoinette Carter
Walter S. Carter
Cornell University Law School
Oregon
West
Carter, Hughes & Dwight
Cornell Law School
Edward FE. Dwight
Carter, Hughes, Rounds & Shurman
Carter
Hughes, Rounds & Shurman
Broadway
Mr. Hughes
Henry Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Europe
John H. Alexander
McCall
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Richard H. McCurdy
Andrew Hamilton
Andy” Field
Albany
Charles Evans Hughes
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Charles Evans, Jr
Helen
Katherine
Elizabeth
Wellesley
Charlies E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Stephen S. Wise
University of Chicago
Thomas W. Goodspeed
Career milestones of President Wilson through 1916
A compact chronology traces George Washington Wilson’s life from birth in 1856 Staunton Virginia through education at Columbia Davidson Princeton and Johns Hopkins. It lists law practice in Atlanta academia roles at Bryn Mawr Wesleyan Princeton and Johns Hopkins and culminates with governor of New Jersey in 1910 and 1912 presidential nomination and 1913 inauguration.
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Columbia
D. C
Davidson
N. C
Princeton
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Tariff Commission
Johns Hopkins University
Bryn Mawr
Johns Hopkins
Wesleyan University
Lake Forest University
Tulane University
Yate
New Jersey
United States
St. Louis
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Nebraska
Murphy
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Glynn
William F. McCombs
Martin H. Glynn
Glyon
Oille James
Germany
Mexico
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Sie Sid T Wilson
Thomas Riley Marshall
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