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EMIL, an American socialist drove the Germans back, the net result From 1885 to 1893 he learned wood carving in Germany. Upon his return he settled in Milwaukee, Wis. He became one of the organizers of the wood carvers' union and one of the founders of the local socialist party organization. In 1902 he was an unsuccessful candidate for the governorship of Wisconsin; from 1904 to of the organizers of the wood carvers' union and one of the founders of the local socialist party organization. In 1902 he was an unsuccessful candidate for the kee, being the first socialist holding this office in any city of importance in the United States. He was defeated for reelection in 1912. He was unsuccessful as the socialist candidate for the United States Vice-Presidency in 1916.
SEINE dapest and in Leipsic and Beyreuth, un- der Richter and Wagner. In 1876, on the production of the "Nibelungen" drama in Hungary, May_6, 1850; educated in Butained the position of conductor at the Leipsic Opera House in 1879 through der Richter and Wagner. In 1876, on the production of the "Nibelungen" drama in Beyreuth, he was stage director. He obtained the position of conductor at the tour of Europe as conductor of the Ni- Leipsic Opera House in 1879 through belungen Opera Troupe. In 1883 he was Wagner's influence. In 1882 he made a appointed conductor of the Bremen Opera House, where he remained till 1885; when he became conductor of German opera in New York City, succeeding Dr. Leopold Damrosch. He afterward directed the concerts of the Philharmonic Society in that city, succeeding Theodore Thomas. He died in New York City, March 28, 1898.