Why Singer Machines Dominate in Market and Relief Efforts
The piece questions why imitation sewing machine makers focus on Singer while gold and brass counterfeiting persist, noting Singer’s repeated first prizes. It recalls the Chicago fire relief giving 2945 machines to women, 2427 choosing Singer and 517 others choosing different brands, and cites 487 Singer machines sold from Dunkirk in 1883. It ends with contact details for The Singer Mfg Co and Patton, herein.
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Singer
Chicago
Relief Committee
Dunkirk
Centr
St. Duneire
T. H. Patton
Mer
Late News Items From A Hectic Era
The Rev Henry T Edwards Episcopal Dean of Bangor Wiles commits suicide Sunday. Indians abandon sun dance return to their re . A Chicago shooting injures Mrs Whills uncertain recovery. Baptist mission work to Congo. Music sale in London yields high prices for Weber Lake and Donletty. President Gonzales may resign next month in Mexico. Twenty thousand destitute between Natches and Vicksburg hope for crops next year. Exports of specie from New York week ending Saturday 156697. fiscal year total 41995752 versus 861,1230 last year. French troops to Red Sea may trigger Anglo French friction. Augustus Sala recalls San Ward death as painful. Bishop Potter proposes clerical income tax aid to poorer clergy. An Indian in Canadian northwest arrested for horse theft. Rev Daniel Riordan linked to Chicago church matters. U.S. Treasury surplus near 3155 million. 220 million needed bond calls. Treasury receipts exceed expenditures by about 1 million daily. Pleuro-Pneumonia bill passes both houses in amended form. awaits presidential signature. Creates Bureau of Animal Industry under Agriculture Committee.
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Henry T. Edwards
Bangor
Wiles
Pinpot
Chicago
Ofievra LeRillap
Charles Whills
Congo
London
Weber
Donletty
Gonzales
Natches
Vicksburg
New York
Tonquin
Red Sea
Soudon
Genge
Augustus Sala
San Ward
Henry
Potter
Canadian Northwest
Raft
Daniel Dg. Riordan
Rt Leyv
MacMullen
Diocee
Davenport
Iowa
Juardlan
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Senate
Bureau of Animal Industry
Committee On Agriculture
Pardons and justice mix in early New York pardon case
In Symvccsa New York May 26 Abraham Ayers was sentenced to twenty years for burglary in Rochester Auburn prison. His daughters Mrs Evans and Mrs Casper pressed for pardon, with governors pardoning him after renewed appeals. The sisters presented the pardon to the convict and his kin in prison, planning his life at home. Also noted are the death of Miss Maud Crowley at nineteen, a derailment near Catno, and petitions from island chiefs in Tama seeking protection and annexation. A Warrington party heads to Annapolis with high officials. A Norwalk bank scare follows a misleading paper claim about a run on deposits.
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Symvccsa
N. Y
Abraham Ayers
Rochester
Auburn Prion
Evans
Casper
East Twenty-third Street
New York
Robinson
Cornell
Tefuzet
Cleveland
Efort
Myers
Ives
Lockport
Maud Crowhky
Richard Crowley
Pacific Coast
Washington
Amit
Arthur
San Francisco
Marquis of
Normandy
Victoria
Tama
New Hebrides
France
Warrington
Annapolis
Senate
House
Committee On Naval Affairs and Appropriations
Vorter
Sheridan
England
Russia
Germany
Maryland
Congress
Spence is sentenced to be hanged for first degree murder
Nashville May 27 Colonel William Spence former U S Marshal for the Middle District of Tennessee was convicted of murder in the first degree for shooting his son in law Colonel Edward Wheat in Nashville on March 11 A motion for a new trial on grounds of insanity was overruled and Judge Allen sentenced Spence to be hanged in the rail yard between one and four o clock The case drew a crowded courtroom and strong emotions Spence’s appeal to the Supreme Court is expected for December term Wheat a Michigan native served in the Army of the Cumberland and as a deputy marshal under Spence leaving a wife and three other children two of whom live in Texas and Nashville
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Nashville
Tenn
William Spence
Middle District
Tennessee
Edward
Wheat
Allen
Spence
Supreme Court
Chareh
Jim
Cal. Wheat
Michigan
Hoe
Michigan Battery
Jade Emmons
Grant
Texas
Tio Anashvshe
Tnder Spence
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Williams
Tradford
Titusville
Alice
Center Reek
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Iarkins
Dove Street
Harper’s Magazine
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Conviet
Fardon
Catno
Wabash Railway
Grad Chain
Fisher
M. Werner
Norwalk
Conp
Ality
Savesinga
Wm. Spence
Col. Wheat
Naphavilles
W. Vi
Natchinsville
Reconds
Knowlton
Connie
Ronwhen
New Loncen
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Charles Chappell
Mamacock
Norwich
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Baltimore
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Trexton
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Charles W. Trotter
Charles A. Meckscher
Lehigh Aine & Iron Company
Bird
Sussex County
Atlantic Pacific Railroad
Adeet
Registrar of Deeds
Middlesex County
Trogecy
Imass
Messrs
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Hoop & Co
Moon
P. Thompson
Hood’s
Hood & CG
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Canun Co
Jamestown N.Y
Tight & Harper
Monras
Roy Sagica
Addrescinge Gray Medicine CO
Guffalo
Liedir &Pannen
John Street
Jomayd
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AUIS
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Chantanqua
T. Hoole & CO
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Trul & Co
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Maine
Chex
Sun
Orier
J. W. England
New York City
M.C. Pinker
Jamestown
Frgip
Bustato, Mayd, Leeg
Dr. Broad
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Coleman & Citadel Drarsind
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Sireet
Bupfalg
Goodyear Rubber Co
Badelm Req
Gyon Bros
Ligut & Warper
Win FL Steiner
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Fredonia
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