Democrats of Houston launch year round campaign bureau
The Democrats of Houston plan a permanent year round campaign bureau led by young organizers. Ward 19 shows a precinct split into districts with eighteen workers tracking movers, unregistered or naturalized voters, and maintaining an information book from assessors lists. They conduct house to house canvasses before elections to present local issues and steer votes.
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Houston
Ward 19
McDonough
Democratic City Committee
Imen
Permament Organization of the Democratic Arty
Ijty
Gladstonians Rally Over Hartington Farewell Address
London observers claim Lord Hartington violated unwritten election rules by urging Brooks for the Rossendale seat after becoming Duke of Devonshire. Liberals warn of possible move to unseat Brooks for undue influence as Parliament weighs precedents. Socialists plan protests on Sundays at World's End and Trafalgar Square, prompting police preparations and fears of clashes.
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London
Gladstonians
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
Rossendale
Devonshire
House of Lords
Brooks
Sunday Sun
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Sun
World’s End
Chelsea
Trafalgar Square
France Opposes Trade Treaties Yet Sees Reciprocity Benefit
Pierre Legrand, French Chamber of Deputies member and former Minister of Commerce, criticizes commerce treaties as dangerous but says he will back a U S treaty if the ministry pursues it against Parliament. He foresees mutual profit from reciprocity as France and the United States share economic and political aims.
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Paris
M. Pierre Legrand
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
America
Collision at Sea Involves Noordland and Schillwall
London reports Noordland of Red Star line collided off the Belgian coast with Schillwall from Chile loaded with saltpetre. Schillwall sank after being crushed. crew saved. Noordland damaged but reached Flushing with six feet water in hold. repairs will delay voyage. Also Ermanarich from Portland arrived at Falmouth with a broken shaft.
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London
Noordland
Red Star Line
Antwerp
New York
Schillwall
Chile
Flushing
Ermanarich
Portland
Eng
Falmouth
The Eccentric Kaiser Calls Commanders to Church
Berwin reports the Kaiser summoned regimental commanders to a Potsdam church on Christmas Day and asked officers who do not keep the court dances to speak up. The incident drew astonished comment on his eccentric display and its implications for court protocol.
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Berwin
Potsdam
Uest
Obituary notices from Salem and surrounding towns
Colonel George Peabody longtime Salem resident and former city official dies at Washington Square of pneumonia after griv illness. He was Harvard educated, banker, artist, and Peabody Academy director, aged 84. Also notes death of Ex-City Marshal Edward P. Allen of Lynn, and deaths of Cushman of Willimantic and Noah Vining of South Weymouth with brief bios.
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George Peabody
Salem
Washington Square
Peabody
W. C. Endicott
Joseph Peabody
Harvard
Salem Light Infantry
Artillery
Massachusetts Militia
Caleb Foote
Salem Infantry
Lafayette
Salem Bank
Peabody Academy of Science
Edward P. Allen
Lynn
Connecticut
Bay State Lodge of Odd Fellows
Masons
JE. McCall Cushman
Willimantic
Conn
Hill’s Hospital
Rhode Island State Reform School
Providence
R. I
Hartford Soldiers’ Aid Association
Washington
D. C
Connecticut Soldiers’ Relief Association
Noah Vining
South Weymouth
Lincoln
General Court
Concerts and Selections At Music Hall Delight Listeners
A large audience braved the elements for the eleventh symphony concert at Music Hall last Saturday. Soloists Loeffler and Kneisel were ill, delaying the Mozart concerto. the program featured Goldmark Prometheus Bound, Schert’s Rosamunde, Brahms Symphony No. 2 conducted by Mr. Nikisch, and a Schubert encore. Next week’s program includes Schubert and Schumann works with Byron readings by George and a Cecilia Jub chorus. A Gems of Oratorio and Song concert and a Conservatory pupils recital follow, with Campanari, Mme Decca, and others performing standard arias and choruses.
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Music Hall
C. M. Loeffler
Franz Kneisel
Salzburg
Andre
Mozart
Hellmesberger
Moz
Schert
Rosamunde
Brahms
Browning
Nikisch
Schubert
Schuman
Byron
George
Arthur Nikisch
Julie L. Wyman
Wilhelm Heinrich
Heinrich Meyer
Gardner S. Lam
Sig. Campanari
Faure
Charity
Mme
Decca
Mme. Basta
Tayary
Israel
Conservatory
Arts of Angels
Micke Millard
Ut Ag
Verdure
New England Conservatory of Music
Mendelssohn
Costa
Eli
Hauptmann
Gounod
Vivian
The Engraving Delayed by Coupon Delivery Issues
The Post notes engravings cannot be finished until coupons are delivered. Absences of several portraits hinder completeness and rush work is needed to avoid delay. Readers with coupons are asked to wait until engraving and coupon sets are complete, after which readable results will be available.
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Severa
Bost
Boston
New England
Census cost and progress for the eleventh cycle
Continued from the first page, estimates show the eleventh census costing about 7 million dollars or 11 cents per capita, a rise from the tenth census. The plan anticipates finishing in twelve to eighteen months, with fourteen of twenty five divisions already ceasing, and work redirected to population, agriculture and manufacture.
Sherman Men Victory in Speaker Fight at Corumuts
Governor Foraker faces a tough struggle as the Sherman supporters claim victory in the first round of the speaker contest. Rumors swirl about loyalties shifting, with Foraker allies promising continued effort to the caucus next Thursday night while Sherman backers brag of momentum and a stronger showing in joint caucus.
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Corumuts
Foraker
Rey
Sherman Pele
Lawlin
John Sher
Gevanery
Sherman
Laylin
Hough
Wayside Notes Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
Adams House completes second winex and adds fifty five guest chambers. Chickasawbut Club dinner at Thorndike this evening with reception for Rev J W F Barnes, Rev S J Barrows, and Warren I Spalding. George Pierce greeted by many at Union Hall New Year party. Y M C A program and tree of gifts. Democratic council meeting adjourned for lack of quorum. another call issued soon. Hannah McAnless found dead at 171 West Ninth Street South Boston after illness. Little Tuesday reception at Tremont House for many children. Summer's Ramble in Dutch and English Griffis lectures opening twenty year series. Free evening schools open tonight to start ten week term. exams for admission tonight and tomorrow.
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Adams House
Chickasawbut Club
Thorndike
J. W. F. Barnes
State Prison
S. J. Barrows
The
Christian Register
Warren I. Spalding
Massachusetts Prison Reform Association
George Pierce
Union Hall
Board of Government
Hannah MeAnless
West Ninth Street
Boston
McAnless
Sand Lovelock
Central Labor Union Confers Amid disputed labor notices
The Central Labor Union met yesterday afternoon as various unions including the Garment Workers and Pressmen debated wages and labor tactics. A secretary in Melbourne sent replies to letters from Abraham and Eastine West’s lecture statements on cotton and sugar, while discussions addressed counterfeit cigars and urging action against unfair practices by businesses.
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Central Labor Union
Gigar Makers’ Ing
Land Garment Union
Melbourne
Austr
Abraham
Erstine West
Cobb
Ipkich & Co
Bronper Company
Scholler
Chilean diplomat hails amicable Chile settlement at Washington meeting
Senator George Asta Baruagua, a Chilean diplomat in Washington amid Balmaceda era talks, reports cordial exchanges with Chilean ministers Montt and the foreign affairs chief. He predicts an amicable settlement to the current turmoil and praises the new Chilean diplomat. In other notes, Charleston receives ammunition and the cruiser Baltimore is sighted, with preparations for possible sea deployment under way.
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Wasuhinngton
Santiago
Platt
Cone
Mslcan
Washington
Romero
Don Pegfonti
Minis
Unite States
Montt Sa
Blai
Egan
Baltimore
Chilea
Tvas
Nati
Its
Chile
United Stat
Obj
George Asta Baruagua
Hilean
Balmaceda
le Fuet Montt
Jmr
Asta Finranga
Towersy
Asta Barunga
Dikco
Cal
Charleston
San Francisco
Iso
Elock
Brilliant Ball Plans Led By Charitable Irish Society
Committees organize mass hall ball for Monday January 11 with Governor and city officials in attendance. Honorary staff includes ex presidents and notable figures. music by select grand orchestra. Also notes the Boston Associate Yasar Alumnae meeting at Hotel Thorndike with officers elected and luncheon program.
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Irish Society
Massc
Tlugh O’brien
Patrick A. Collins
Patrick Donahoe
Fallon
Thomas 5. Gargan
Arles F. Donnelly
John M. McGuire
Brnard Carr
William M Doherty
Dennis A. Morrissey
Thomas Riley
Patrick F. Griffin
John Moran
John A. Daly
John Burke
Cieneral Michael M. Donahoe
Bithe Toor
Prouty Sherff
John B. Fitzpatrick
John C. Mullaly
Boston
Yasar Alumne
Thom
Sarah L. Day
Newbury St
Emma L., Hubbard
Hafield
Mess
Jane Cushing Underwood
Belmont
Chester
Adaline L. Jucks
Pawtucket
R. J
Scott and Bowne Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Ad
An advertisement by Scott and Bowne chemists at 13 South Street Avenue New York promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. The message notes that druggists everywhere stock it and it sells for one dollar.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
South Sth Avenue
New York
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MR. Chamberlain
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Charles
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