Wilson and Marshall Lead Democratic Nomination Night
At the St Louis convention President Wilson and Vice President Marshall were nominated by acclamation in a rapid late night session. The frenzied, mixed crowd cheered as Bryan and Wescott urged Wilson, while the vote clocked in under midnight despite intense opposition and a dramatic adjourning scene.
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Committee On Resolutions
Origin of political boom movement and public reaction
Fragmented account traces a political boom phrase and public response from a 19th century newspaper, citing the St Louis writer and a river setting. It describes spontaneous crowds, a call for loaning and placing banners, and mentions Jim Nugent Hewan as a notable historical figure.
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Career milestones of President Wilson through 1916
The account traces Woodrow Wilson born December 28, 1854 in Staunton Virginia through his education at Columbia Davidson College Princeton and Johns Hopkins. It notes law practice in Atlanta relocation to academia at Bryn Mawr Wesleyan Princeton Johns Hopkins Yale and Lake Forest and culminates with his rise to governorship of New Jersey and presidential nomination and inauguration in 1913 with renomination in 1916.
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J. Louis
Tom Taggart Rescues Convention Amid Turmoil
The St Logik Senator Tom Taggart emerged as a pivotal figure at the Wstewueht convention after factions clashed and delegates faced deadlock. Officials expressed concern over mounting tensions while Taggart’s supporters claimed his help secured essential votes and orderly proceedings.
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Howsler Ealom
Woodrow Wilson A Virginia Born Educator to President
The article traces Woodrow Wilson born December 28 1806 in Staunton Virginia to Joseph R Wilson and Jane Woodrow. It covers his descent from Scotch Irish through James Wilson, early schooling in Augusta Georgia Steubenville Ohio and Davidson College, then Virginia and Johns Hopkins Bryn Mawr and Princeton. It notes his rise from law practice to Princeton chair then presidency and his path to governorship of New Jersey and eventually the U S presidency.
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United States
Virginia
de. Woodrow Wileen
Staunton
Joseph R. Wilson
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Extension of rail link raises anti war land crop fears
Fragmentary OCR notes mention railway extension and concerns over war impact on agriculture and land. Authorities discussed wells and cultivation near Bale land Uaetul Fad with garbled phrases. Journal fragment hints at public reaction and possible political debates without clear names or dates.
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Uguar Wells
Fragmentary Notice From Local Paper
The readable fragments mention Nimstow and a Will with unclear details about a seven year period and a person named Nala. Further specifics are not provided in the legible text.
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