Wilson and Marshall Lead Democratic Ticket Nomination Night
At the St Louis convention the Democratic party nominates Woodrow Wilson for president by acclamation and Thomas Riley Marshall for vice president in a rapid late night session. The process avoided a Friday nomination while Bryan, Glynn, and Kern push support, ending with a festive display and confirmation for both nominees.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Wescott
John W. Wescott
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Jurdson Harmon
Ohio
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Tate
H.C. Stuart
Virginia Kenutt Hughes
Moyet
Robert EL Murky Newgi
Wilpon
Mle Browled
Janie
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Kern
St. Louis
Nebraska
Morehead
Coliseum
William J. Bryan
James
W. J. Hardesty
Missouri Senate
Thompson
Mr. Bryan
America
Origin of political boom in a border town tale
A fragmented 19th century newspaper excerpt outlines a political boom surrounding a Rosia Pillow Movement. The piece references Beetown’s press, the presidency, and a river town setting. It mentions figures like Jim Nugent Hewan and a public moment described as unsettling and lingering.
Career milestones of President Wilson chronicled in brief
The notice outlines a chronological account of Woodrow Wilson’s education and career. From birth in Branton Virginia on December 28 1854 through studies at Columbia Davidson Princeton and Johns Hopkins to law practice in Atlanta teaching at Bryn Mawr Wesleyan and Princeton and culminating in his governorship of New Jersey and presidential nomination and inauguration in 1913 with subsequent renomination in 1916.
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Tariff Commission
Johns Hopkins University
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Johns Hopkins
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Lake Forest University
Tulane University
Yale
New Jersey
United States
J. Louis
Tom Taggart Emerges as Convention Rescuer in Turbulent Meeting
In a strained convention scene, St. Logik Senator Tom Taggart steps forward to ease tensions after delegates clashed over tasks. Officials worry about factional divisions as parties scramble to manage protests and disputed demands.
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Howsler Ealom
Woodrow Wilson the Educator and Early Life
The article traces Woodrow Wilson born December 28 1856 in Staunton Virginia to Joseph R Wilson and Janet Woodrow. It covers his Scotch Irish descent his Virginia birth and early years in Georgia Ohio and South Carolina before his rise as a lawyer educator and eventual governor of New Jersey and president. It notes his schooling at Davidson the University of Virginia Bryn Mawr Princeton Johns Hopkins and his marriage to Ellen Axson and later Meredith Bolling.
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Fragmentary historical note on railway and land cultivation
The readable text mentions a railway extension and government efforts linked to land cultivation and wells. It references Samth Afetee, war aims, and a Carer Journal fragment with unclear phrases. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are identifiable from the fragments.
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Fragmented OCR reads Nimstow culling unclear data
Readable text fragments mention Nimstow and a place with unclear context including a date and a person named Nala but lack coherent details to form a definite news item or event.
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