#tbt: mono ex-pat, new jersey newspaper owner forges close friendship with u.s. president woodrow wilson#tbt: mono ex-pat, new jersey newspaper owner forges close friendship with u.s. president woodrow wilson#tbt: mono ex-pat, new jersey newspaper owner f
Today's scene is a person moving from mono to the United States.
Before being elected a senator, he bought a newspaper in New Jersey and was praised by President Donald Trump on his or her death bed.
This week's throwback Thursday details the road to former Morno resident Robert Gunn Bremner's election as US ambassador to Washington in early 1900S. Senator.
He will also build a close friendship with former President Pedro Wilson.
After his family immigrated from Scotland to Orangeville in their 1870 s, Bremner attended the little "red school" and worked on his farm before becoming a teacher.
He will move to New York in 1893, where he became the owner and publisher of the Parsi Language Pioneer newspaper in early 1900.
He was elected Democratic senator of New Jersey in the US House in 1913, but died more than a year later.
Before he was elected, Bremner sent himself to hospital for cancer treatment.
When Bremner lay in bed the night before his election, his close friend at Wilson praised the mono predecessor
Pat's "brave" determination.
"If in your life you know a better, more real, more indomitable warrior, I hope you can show him to me.
He is ready to fight for principles.
"Odds won't scare him," Wilson declared . ".
"After seeing him, I always felt like an old battery and the contact was updated.
Now let's have some power in Washington.
"Today's scene is a person moving from Monot to the United States.
Before being elected a senator, he bought a newspaper in New Jersey and was praised by President Donald Trump on his or her death bed.
This week's throwback Thursday details the road to former Morno resident Robert Gunn Bremner's election as US ambassador to Washington in early 1900S. Senator.
He will also build a close friendship with former President Pedro Wilson.
After his family immigrated from Scotland to Orangeville in their 1870 s, Bremner attended the little "red school" and worked on his farm before becoming a teacher.
He will move to New York in 1893, where he became the owner and publisher of the Parsi Language Pioneer newspaper in early 1900.
He was elected Democratic senator of New Jersey in the US House in 1913, but died more than a year later.
Before he was elected, Bremner sent himself to hospital for cancer treatment.
When Bremner lay in bed the night before his election, his close friend at Wilson praised the mono predecessor
Pat's "brave" determination.
"If in your life you know a better, more real, more indomitable warrior, I hope you can show him to me.
He is ready to fight for principles.
"Odds won't scare him," Wilson declared . ".
"After seeing him, I always felt like an old battery and the contact was updated.
Now let's have some power in Washington.
"Today's scene is a person moving from Monot to the United States.
Before being elected a senator, he bought a newspaper in New Jersey and was praised by President Donald Trump on his or her death bed.
This week's throwback Thursday details the road to former Morno resident Robert Gunn Bremner's election as US ambassador to Washington in early 1900S. Senator.
He will also build a close friendship with former President Pedro Wilson.
After his family immigrated from Scotland to Orangeville in their 1870 s, Bremner attended the little "red school" and worked on his farm before becoming a teacher.
He will move to New York in 1893, where he became the owner and publisher of the Parsi Language Pioneer newspaper in early 1900.
He was elected Democratic senator of New Jersey in the US House in 1913, but died more than a year later.
Before he was elected, Bremner sent himself to hospital for cancer treatment.
When Bremner lay in bed the night before his election, his close friend at Wilson praised the mono predecessor
Pat's "brave" determination.
"If in your life you know a better, more real, more indomitable warrior, I hope you can show him to me.
He is ready to fight for principles.
"Odds won't scare him," Wilson declared . ".
"After seeing him, I always felt like an old battery and the contact was updated.
Now let's have some power in Washington.