Walker favored to become next house speaker in 1909
The article argues Joseph Walker of Brookline leads in pledges among Republicans in the 1908 house and is likely to be nominated speaker next year, with 142 of 176 pledges and a path to a majority aided by new members. It notes Walker's experience, early candidacy, and fair conduct, alongside Cushing as a strong rival.
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Joseph Walker
Stockline
Brookline
Ear
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Representative Walker
Walker
Representative Cushing
Boston
Cole
Cushing
Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Mass
H. 8. Perkins
C. A. White
White-Smith Music Pub. Co
Julius Eichberg
Air de Ballet
White-Smith Music Pub. Company
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
T. P. Ryder
United States
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
Herbert, Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Thorvald Solberg
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Music Publishing Company
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Register of Copyrights
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White, Smith & Conpany
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White, Smith & Co
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Register
G. F. Wilson
Boston, White, Smith & Company
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Bath
White, Smith & Company
White- Smith Music Pubishing Company
Morceau
Star of Liberty
Co. D._ Blake
C. D. Blake
English Divines to Speak at Northfield Conference
W R Moody announced four noted English divines will join speakers at the twenty sixth General Conference for Christian Workers in Northfield. The program is strong with Drs A T Pierson Len G Stoughton Hugh Black R A Torrey John Douglas Adam among others and delegates expected to number at least 5000. Missionary attendees include Dr H G Underwood of Korea and Bishop W F Oldham of India.
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W. R. Moody
General Conference For Christian Workers
England
Northfield
East
Cime
4. T. Pierson
Brooklyn
Len G. Stoughton
Atlanta
Hugh Black
New York
R. A. Torrey
Montrose
John Douglas Adam
Orange
N. J
H. G. Underwood
Korea
India
Unwise Connivance and Desertion in News Excerpts
The excerpt contrasts Mrs. Abigail Jennings defending her friend Miss Rachel Gregg's eccentricities with a Baltimore American quote on desertion in the Mexican army. It notes Miss Gregg’s alleged acts, such as a bag of eggs sent anonymously and washed in laundry turmoil, and then shifts to Jose de Minaldez explaining deserters face severe lashings and public shame, deterring desertion.
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Willowby
Jennings
Rachel Gregg
Miss Gregg
Mexico
Senor Jose de Minaldez
Nueva Leon
Baltmore American
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