Secretary of Agriculture Reports Plan to Reorganize
Washington November 3 The annual report of the Secretary of Agriculture outlines a plan to reorganize the department into two grand divisions administrative and executive work and scientific work It urges adequate appropriations and notes the new assistant secretary role to aid this effort The report discusses sugar industry prospects forest management irrigation relations agricultural organizations and the need for a national meat inspection law It cites Pleuro-pneumonia current control and Texas fever interstate commerce issues and emphasizes farm protection and home market benefits.
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Washineton
Secretary of Agriculture
Kings and Queens
New York State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rusk
United States
Republican Party
Football scores and yacht club meeting listed
Saturday games include Harvard 35 over Penn 0 in Cambridge and Dartmouth 42 over M L T 6 in Hanover. Other results: Phillips Andover 34 over Harvard 93 in Andover, Dorchester 20 over Newt ons 0 in Newton Centre, B A A 16 over Brown 0 in Providence, Lehigh 51 over Columbia 6 in New York, Bowdoin 44 over Boston Latin 0 in Brunswick, Princeton 98 over Wesleyan 0 in New York, Fall River 28 over New Bedford 0, Belmont 18 over Milton Academy 0 in Belmont, Cornell 29 over Stevens 0 in Ithaca. Hull Yacht Club executive committee meets next Wednesday at 4 pm at 53 Brattle Street to review plans for the new clubhouse. Fall races at Country Club at Clyde Park, Brookline noted. Pink Coat hunters handicap steeplechase won by Silver Ring after Dilemma led then refused. Handicaps and sweepstakes results listed with several horses and placements.
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Cambridge
Harvards
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
M.L T
Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Harvard
Newton Centre
Dorchesters
Newtons
Providence
Boston Athletic Association
Brown University
New York
Lehigh University
Columbia College
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Boston Latin School
New _York
Country Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
Pink Coat Hunters
G. H. Warren
Mr. Seabury
Silver Ring
Baronet
Tessie
Mermaid
Romulus
Gloucester
A Chemist
Wayward
Golden Maxim
Bonnie Tom
Gabe Jackson
Dave Gideon
His Grace
Flash
Alchemist
Dick Turpin
John C
Bavarian Sails for Boston from Lonpos
The steamer Bavarian departed Lonpos today bound for Boston.
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Lonpos
Liver
Boston
Man Without a Home Lecture by Rev. G L Perin at Shawmut Church
The Rev. George L. Perin delivered an evening discourse on homelessness, urging moral progress over mere material achievement. He urged hospitality and church ties for city transients and noted both genders share ownership of the home ideal. Next week he will discuss wealth use and misuse.
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Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
George L. Perin
Perin
Ae Coe
EARTH
Massachusetts
Suffolk
James S. Freeman
Boston
Sarah L. Freeman
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Labor Conference endorses labor candidates in Boston meeting
A Joint Labor Conference in St Stephen's Hall expressed support for several Boston area legislators and labor leaders. The group endorsed candidates including W. P. Cherrington and others, elected officers, and discussed forming a unified independent labor ticket if major parties fail on park aging and labor department issues.
Russell at Chelsea Rally Attacks Reed on Tariff Debates
Chelsea Democrats held a large Academy of Music rally where William E. Russell urged Massachusetts voters to judge the parties on tariff policy and pled for free raw materials. Speakers and references to Congressman Greenhalge and political contrasts followed, with mentions of Fall River mills, wool and cotton industries, and multiple local figures.
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Chelsea
Academy of Music
Henry T. Holmes
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Greenharge
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Senate
National House
Bleakie
Lyman
Metcalf
Ammidon
New England
Fall River
Sargent
William Cushing
Boston
Josiah Quincey
Quincy
Henry W. Cross
Newbury
Labor Notes from City Unions Report Meeting News
The Carpenters' District Council met at Templars Hall to transact routine business and prepare for eight hour meetings led by H. Lloyd of Toronto under the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. The Sarsfield Assembly of Knights of Labor did not hold its Foresters' Hall session as advertised due to a settled dispute. The Lasters' Protective Union endorsed the Central Labor Union on legislative matters and supported recent labor movements at its semi annual convention.
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Carpenters’ District Council
Templars’ Hall
Washington Street
H. Lloyd
Toronto
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Sarsfield Assembly of Knights of Labor
Foresters
Lasters’ Protective Union
Central Labor Union
Paterson Educator Charged With Forgery and Embezzlement
Edwin Royle longtime secretary of the Paterson Board of Education since 1881 faces forgery and embezzlement charges. President Cooke filed the case in Paterson Wisconsin over a coal bill. amounting to $266 for sixty tons. Royle has confessed his guilt.
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Edwin Royle
Paterson
Collins's Speech at Dudley Street Rally Shapes Massachusetts Debate
A packed Dudley Street Opera House heard Hon. James M. Keith preside as Hon. John W. Corcoran and especially Hon. P. A. Collins attacked Republicans over protection, free wool, and raw materials. Collins invoked state wealth, cotton, and coal to argue for tariff changes and attacked Republican misrepresentation amid a heated political night in Massachusetts.
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James M. Keith
John W. Corcoran
Boston Journal
P. A. Collins
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Greenhalge
Lowell
Mr. Reed
Maine
Aughter
W. E. Russell
Boston
Congress
Mr. Nichols
Texas
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
South America
Kenesaw Mountain
Georgia
United States
Fourth Symphony Concert Delights and Delights with Flaws
A crowded Music Hall hosts Boston symphony in a belabored program mixing Weber Euryanthe overture and Wagnerian echoes with Bird and Volkmmann pieces. Critics note superb conducting from memory by Mr Nikisch but deem Bird works and some songs unsuitable for a Symphony concert.
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Woberg Ich Mich
Arthur Bird
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Somance
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Nikisch
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Fischer
Tannhiauser
Wagner
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Berlin
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Moskowski
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Litolffe
Max Zach
Volkmann
Capellmeister-Musik
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Liszt
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Paris
de Gai
Franklin Typographical Society opens Franklin Hall on Chander Street
The Franklin Typographical Society opened its new hall at 121 Chander Street and christened it Franklin Hall. Members heard congratulatory addresses and noted portraits of Oliver Ditson, Edward Everett, Thomas J. Lillie, John H. Eastburn, and a Franklin engraving. The February meeting will decide a meeting-time change. current investments yield 3 to 4 percent, expected to rise to about 10 percent.
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Thomas J. Lillie
John H. Eastburn
Franklin
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Sedie Kie Wees
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Wilhelm Ohinger
Manassa Adler
Thomas Ryan
Paul Henneberg
Max Droge
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