Why Singers Win In Imitation Sewing Machine Field
An 1883 discussion notes widespread imitation sewing machines and counterfeit gold, asking why Singer dominates. It cites the Chicago fire relief effort supplying 2945 machines to women, with 2427 choosing Singer and 217 distributing others. The piece asks why the populace favors Singer, referencing a strong record and market dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Reuss
Tina
Chicago
Finnkirk
Destruction of Bai Bagar in Asia Minor by Fire
At Bei Bagar Asia Minor a city of 956 dwellings 544 warehouse shops eleven mosques fifteen schools and 146 other buildings were burned Eleven persons perished. Also report of a fashionable wedding at St Peters Church Eaton Square Belgravia involving Sir John Lubbock Bart and Miss Fox Pitt with a large dowry and details of attire. Death of Sam Ward at Pegli Italy noted along with Ciprian antiquities auction and treason sentences at Leiriste May 19.
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Bai Bagar
Asis Minor
Sir Peter's Church
Belgravia
Cyprian
Auctlun
Sam Ward
Pegil
Italy
Constantinople
Bei Bagar
Asia Minor
St Peter's Church
Eaton Square
Sir John Lubbock, Bart
House of Robes, Lubbock & Co
M. PL
London University
Royal Society
House of Commons
Jie
St. Pater’s
Miss Fox Pitt
Duyers Litt
Sam Wari
Pegli
Cesnila
Low Prees
Leirste
Conference reports and a prison suicide in May
New York May 20 report from the Sirnean Methodist Conference outlines district divisions including New York New Jersey Virginia Central North Virginia and others with a bishop to Africa and a reduced term for district oversight. Washington May 22 bill on Northern Pacific land restitution and Cascade tunnel access proposes long term land grants and purchase options. Beaumont May 2 death of Rev A D Bassett lauds Cumberland Presbyterian ties. Aspen son May 19 Joseph Frasier, murderer of Sylvester Hupp, hanged in his cell. Shaun and Coroner Skunt killed and cut him down.
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New York
New Jersey
Virginia
North Virginia
Allegheny
Canada
Michigan
South Carolina
Florida
Genesee
England
Tennessee
Bississippi
Arkansas
North Carolina
Georgia
West Alabama
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kentucky
East Tennessee
Bast Albama
California
Africa
Wasuixaetey
Afr Holph
Valetic
Wallula Jonction
Fortland
Whielchail
Bil
Menistera
Bauaumont
A. D. Bassett
Ohbig
Dr. Webster
Maryland
Georgetown
D.C
Issa
Apinion
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Asperson
Joseph Frasier
Sylvester Hupp
Shaun
Skunt
Dorn
Lincoln
Trat Pacific Railroad Company
Samuel Detrow
Pleasantville
Charles O'Conor
North Shore
Nantucket
Boston
Henry Mayo & Co
Vienna Theatre Destroyed by Fire And More News
Yate items report the Stadt Theatre of Vienna burned out yesterday, Taylors packing-house at Trenton New Jersey also burned with large losses. The obituary notes the death of the late Bishop Slaven in Malden Massachusetts.
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Stadt
Vienna
Taylors
Trenton
N. J
Bishop Slaven
Malden
Massachusetts
Joseph F. Tucker
Toronto
Thouas
Parliament Buildings
Four Men Involved In Coal Bluff Street Fight
In Coal Bluff, four miles below Moxoxeaneta City Pa, a street fight Saturday night left William Craig Fore and Thomas Dawson down after a clash born of an old grudge. Craig was arrested. Frank Calmes of Bolivar took a dose of white vitrel for opium sale and became very sick but not in danger.
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Lowelt
Mass
Hoop&Co
Geotlenen
Butterfield Street
Moxoxeaneta City
Coal Bluff
Wiliam Craig
Thomas Dawson
Craig
Frank Calmes
Bolivar
Dr Fenner Kidney and Back Ache Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Back Ache Cure as effective for kidney and bladder diseases dropsy female weaknesses nervous debility heart disease and rheumatism. It promotes a memorandum book titled Dr Fenner's People's Remedies and lists H P Monroe of Dunkirk as a seller.
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R.gho
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dunkirk N
Willce
RS. C
Stanley
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
Dunkirk
N.Y
F W. Brafft
Deer St
Car
Sixth St
Ite K. Williams
Bradford
Titusville
Ofice
Matome
Aor Sale Creap
Jacol Miter
Ursale
Bar Buggy. Fc
Aumgartner
Lion Sow
Prof. Harkins
Dova Street
Marian
Ted
Starper’s Magazine
Semibner’s Monthly
Presbyterian Church
E. Bradley
Tetieare
the Sinver Mfg
Duneire
T. H. Patton, M
Afegt Bern Pwr
Union Square
Amtaeg
M. van EL Develde
Telegraph
The
African Methodista
Butler
Army of the James
Senate Pensions Committee
James S. Nectey
Pittsburgh
National Eaton League
National Council
Palmer House
Evenung
Union
Montreal
Philadelphiia
Europe
Petensylvania Railway
Grand Trunk
Liverpool
Illinois
Steves
Mississippet
Waterproo
Sargent
Tensas Parish
A. P. Martin
Waterproof
Ozwer
Aarts
Ami
Richwlson
Eneimeer
Yemen
Chanel
Ain
Kamvionn
TV. Va
Air David Smith
Gascounty
Sid Leauty
Fares Luray
Old Virginia
Qeixery
Melrose Township
Baltisory
George ©. Mound
State Senate
Congress
Robert M. McLane
Bubacribe
Hoop
C. I. Ugod & CO
Apothecaries
Lowett
Ifood
Che Icaulrslie
Jamestown N
Bn feraé-Vourato
Gareholl, Mich
Aly
True & Co
Augusta Maine
New York City
Hall Nicoll & Branbery
John Street
Loues Kochs
Lo Peers
Amis
Gray
Crear
Ima
Enaliity
West Shoreuffalo Railway
Hetereen
Sagfato
Curney Exchange
Louisiana Street
Buffalo
Albany
Huttals
Syracuse
Howmansville
Clarence
Akron
Alabama
Oakfield
Elha
Byron
Bonny Churchville
Chi
Maplewone Roches
Hdgewourt
Pittsford
Fairport
Macedon
Kaya
Pert Gibson
Newark
Lyons
Clyde
Onith
Montesema
Mort Gyron
Weeds- Jordan
Mery Warners
Amboy
Ayracuse
Ned
Albans
Melawk
Law P.M
Atlantic Extress.daily
Pallaan Huifet
Vepung Cars
Buffialo
Bushile
Rochealer
Lira
Atlantic S
Albany Express
N.y.&p. Ky
Exchange Street
Miller's
Genesee Mouse
Depot
Corner Exchange
Louisiana Effeets
Swenry Monett
Pasceeager
No. M
State Etree
Neeser
Northeast
Greylich & CO
N. Y
Heyl's Grocery
Dr. Broad
Perry Davis Fuller
Garching Gil
St. Jacobs
Coleman & Chatin
Bruggist
Swan Street
Broad
E. A. Bockwood
Goodyear Rubber Co
Main St
Nil Druggiste
Pilon
PAS LG Mfc. Co. OiCaaGg
Lyon Bros
Light & Harper
Wr. Fystetner
Ember
N.Y. Beraids
Ory
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NEW York Tribune
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Tracy
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