Uncle Sam Republican League Club Records 1904-1919

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Uncle Sam Republican League Club Records 1904-1919

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This collection contains items pertaining to the Uncle Sam Republican League Club, including administrative documents, membership information, meeting minutes and financial information.

0.5 Linear feet; (2 boxes)

San Diego History Center Document Collection

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SNAC Resource ID: 6649079

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Wright, Leroy A.

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Green, Harry P.

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Northrup, D. B.

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Peters, Homer

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Clayton, William, Rev.

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Epithet: Commissioner of the Treasury Title: 1st Baron Sundon British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001476.0x000323 Epithet: Baron Sundon British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000411.0x0003b6 Epithet: MP for Bletchingly, afterwards for Marlow British Library Archives and Manus...

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Hinkle, E. C.

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Uncle Sam Republican League Club.

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Biographical / Historical Notes The Uncle Sam Republican League Club, also known as the Union League Club of San Diego, was founded in 1904. It was a socio-political organization founded in the spirit of the Union League Clubs that sprung up in support of the Republican Party in the Civil War and Post-Civil War era (these were also called “loyal leagues”). The purpose of the Uncle Sam Republican League Club, as stated in its founding document...

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Williams, C. L. (Craig L.)

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Bartholomew, C. H.

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Guy, Wilfred R.

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Clark, Lincoln

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Biography Lincoln Clark (1800-86) was born in the little town of Conway, Massachusetts. He attended school at Hopkins Academy in Hadley, was graduated from Amherst College in 1825, studied law in North Carolina and was admitted to the bar. Departing from usual custom, he decided to settle in the South, and in 1837 took his young bride to Alabama. They established themselves in the town of Tuscaloosa, the then state capital, where he opened a ...