A C Lorentz Great Lewi Machine Agency Frederick Md
A C Lorentz offers sewing machines with exchange options and installment plans at 42nd and West Patrick Frederick Md. Brands include Domeshe Davis Standard Wheeler & Wilson Favorite New Rom(s) Liberty and more with prices from 18 dollars onward. Trade-in old machines in any working order. Rent and needles available. Also real estate and farm listings follow.
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A. C. Lorents
Lewi
West Patsheet
Frederick
Davis
Standard
Wheeler & Wilson
Favorite
Liberty
Advence
Otis
Godfrey Knocked Out by Choynski in Sea Coast Bout
At Coney Island Athletic Club last night George Godfrey of Boston was knocked out by Joe Choynski of California after a long fight. The bout drew a large crowd as both boxers displayed clever defense and sudden power with Choynski using swift footwork to avoid Godfrey’s pressure. The result came in the fifteenth round when a powerful left jaw blow sent Godfrey to sleep. Earlier undercard fights featured Dolly Lyons of New York versus Kid Hogan of Brooklyn with Hogan taking the decision after multiple knockdowns.
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Choynski
Corbett
Coxer
ricnity
Dolly Lyons
New York
Kid Hogan
Brooklyn
Hogan
Billy Ploomer
England
Charley Mitchell
Lyons
Geo Dixon
George Godfrey
Boston
Joe Chornski
Chornsk
Dominick K. Mailey
New Orleans
Chornski
Billy Sealey
Lewiston
Godfrey
John Meay
Buffalo Costello
Jimmy Carroll
Pamon Davies
California
Jack Steele
Jim Goddard
Jack McLee
Profesor
Rafe Williams
Lue Goddard
Peter Jackson
Jake Kiirain
seorng
Choyaski
Al Smith
John P. Echardt
Choynsk
Chornsia
Choynsi
Ley
donrt
George
Chovasii
Chovnski
Clash Over Immersionists at Spurgeon's Tabernacle
Lospex, Nov. 1. Rev. Dr. Pierson of Philadelphia presided over a tumultuous prayer meeting at Spurgeon's tabernacle on his return. An immersionist challenged Pierson with questions about baptism amid shouts and a struggle that ejected the man. The scene left women sobbing as order was restored and Pierson outlined plans for the next ten months.
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Spurgeon
Lospex
Dr. Pierson
Philadelphia
tabernacle
Pierson
Thomas Spurgeon
The Streator Trial and Damages Suit Threats
In Prrris, Nov. 1, ex Private W I Sams testified amid continued proceedings in the Streater case. Major General George B Snowden appeared, Sams claimed uncertain picket duty, and witnesses described the hanging and treatment of Sams and Iams. Colonel Streator faced questions about threats to shoot, with testimony from Kent and nurse Gladden. The court adjourned after orders to arrest disorderly spectators and a note that Col Streator might seek civil damages if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Jacobs
Company EK
Tenth regiment
Iams
Tau
Iams LI
COL. STREATOR
Colonel Streator
Tams
Streator
Jams Pell
Robert V. Kent
Jams
Sams
Porter
bat Lan
Watness
Eams
Myers
Kent
J. H. Gladden
Grimm
E. E. Critchfield
Mt. Pleasant
Catchfield
Water famine hits western Pennsylvania towns hard
Western Pennsylvania suffers severe drought with scarce water sources. Rail lines between Pittsburgh and Altoona rely on distant supplies, and cities like Greensburg and Irwin report outages. Water is transported by train, and shortages extend to Scottdale and other mountain communities.
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Pennsylvania
Altoons
Pittsburg
Gullitizi
Alleheny mountains
Portage
Altoona
Pennslvania
Greensburg
Irwin
Scottdale
William at Wittenberg Luncheon honors Luther goblet tribute
At Wittenberg imperial party including Emperor William and several princes arrived by train greeted by Prince Stolberg-Wernigerode and townsfolk. The day featured a procession with clergy and officials, a church ceremony where the emperor received the key to Luther’s church, and a luncheon where William toasted Luther with the goblet that marked Luther’s wedding in 1625. He praised the Reformation and dedication to the Schlosskirche, calling for faith and unity among evangelicals. An international murder trial in Graos and a fatal train accident in Chester were noted briefly.
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Luther
Wirrespers
Siolberg-Wernigerode
William
Duke of York
Giustaf
Sweden
Albrecht
Brandwick
Oktenburg
Saxe-Mainingen
von Cavrivi
Garde du corps
Wittenberg
A&A
empire
Evangeleal Superior council
cburchese
Germany
Adler
church council
Dr. Quandt
hugh
Schultze
Saxony
Viererge
Luther house
Erix William
Marin Luther
Schlosskirche
William I
Frederick II
Hallow Penn Pranks Alarm Frederick Residents
A Halloween night in Frederick saw small boys and others celebrate with corn and garden debris, causing damage and property risk. At 73 East Patrick Street Mr G Quynn’s house was struck with light missiles, including a door knob fragment that narrowly missed a resident. Officials urge firm action to curb such dangerous mischief and teach a lesson.
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Frank Burger
East Patrick
C. G Carty
Patrick St
Frederick
HYHENEAS A QUIET WEDDING IN FREDERICK SOCIETY
In Frederick, William Anderson of Frederick and Zoe Lee Hunter of Charlotte N C were married in the Protestant Episcopal church at 10 oclock by Rev Oeborne Ingle. The couple left for Charlotte on the 10 60 train. A small reception followed with yellow chrysanthemums and ferns. Numerous presents were received and guests included Dr and Mrs Turner, Dr Anderson, Miss Eliza Turner, Mrs Knight, Miss McDonald, Miss Birdie Floyd, and Mr Edward Markell among others. A second notice reports William Mathers of Montgomery County and Elsie Mann of Frederick County wed October 17 in Washington. An inventory of Frederick White estate and accounts for Hannah and John Amity executors were filed, with sales of real estate and personal property reported.
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William Anderson
pear
Frederick
Zoe Lee Hunter
H. Lee Hunter
Charlotte
N.C
Oeborne Ingle
Edward Markell
John Sifford
Staley Gambrill
Bpight MacDonald
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Bias Annie Campbell
Eliza Turner
McGrader
Knight
Misa McDonnald
Belle P. Matthews
Birdie Floyd
John Sifford, Jr
Braley Gambyi
MATHERS
William Mathers
Montgomery Co
Elsie Mann
Frederick Co
M. P. parronage
Washington
G. H. Carey
Pawnee Bill's Stock Visits City Before Winter Quarters
Pawnee Bill's stock passed through the city today en route to the farm of Samuel Hoke Sr. at Ceresville where they will be quartered for the winter. Pawnee Bill and several cowboys were here yesterday but will not stay.
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Pawnee Bill
Samuel Hoke
Ceresville
Paralyzed farmer Samuel Wolfe harmed. recovery unlikely
Samuel Wolfe a respected bal dent of the northern district was paralyzed last night around 10 o'el. He owns a farm on East Street and resides there. Philadelphia markets report closing quotations with mixed activity across stocks and produce, noting declines in Baltimore Traction and various Pennsylvania readings. flour and wheat showed modest shifts amid a general dull or firmer tone.
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Samuel Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
East Street
Parapripita
Baltimore Traction
Lehigh Valley
Pacificcom
Paciic
ing Pennsylvtors
ES&S
B.T
E.& Page
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A. C. LORENTZ
C. LORENTS
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
W. L PARSONS
W. FRVING Parsons
MGTOAL INSURANCE
PEEDEBRICK CITY
MARYLAND
GARDEN FARM
Jesse Baile
onch
New Market
Bule
Cail
SiG
urce Httle
Shookstown
Frederick City
Caillat
pace
William Bantz
West Patrick street
tearths bridge
Banta
removin
Kansas
e. W
Parsons
East Second street
TITAS
ANJOS, &c
Bases &ec
Hea Oncaxs
Best
Ciosiosess
E. REE
Giss Baoos
SOUTH MARKET STREET
THE NEWS
Louis Bretz
Otto Kamberger
Frederick county
Margaret M. Delsplaine
trustees of
Orphan House
Episcopal Free School Society of All Saints Church
Fredericktown
James R. Roche
John M. Abslt
Mest c
Joe Choynski
BATTLE
Porrsville
Scharikill
Muncox
Louisville
Macon
W. G. Kelly
Kelly
Souto Orance
N.J
William Savage
Neill
Mr. Waters
Thomas Neill
Halloway
Matilda Clover
Canada
Herbert Asquith
home secretary
Baurators
London Times
The Times
lang
Cleveland
West
Harrison
CoLnsEts. O
George L. Converse
St. Louis
United States
Beraprse
Henry Schmidt
Christian Hoffias
Schoudt
Hoffias
Brownstown
Ind
ian
Norwice
Conn
Thomas Ryan
Commerce street
Ryan
Washburn
Worcester
Mass
Howorin D. Washburn
Switzerland
Virginia
Proersscre
Norfolk and Wetem
Disputanta station
Shenanpoan
Georgie Smith
West Shenandoah
Hambuurg
Hamre
Wm. Anderson
Zoe Hunter
this city
Ramsey
Dolphin
Vesevins
Charleston
navy
Sumpter
department
shy
Hammonton
Mar
XN. J
Atsion
Jensey Ciry
Hudson City
Olive Baker
Pennsylvania ferry slips
Cardinal Levigerie
Tentre
Paris
Lavigerie
Sizena
HixeTon
White House
Ganus
Saigon
Gretna
Webster
Barry
Hong Kong
Roseman shoal
Ormonde
San Frascisco
C. B
Su Donough
Caliornia
Columbus
Madrid
Hauie
Marne
France
Nova Scola
Brazd adinance
wd buaget comanatie
Hasse meena
adtea
Banco
Akron
Golden
Hewert Conley
Conler wan
Roapche
W.Va
Willam M Strachan
Ninth
Regment
Masachusetts
Beachmont
Massas ifeshows
Mootange Corners
Kingston
Charles Iver
Hirh Faille
EH Gray
Roxbury
Delaware county
WILLIAM AT
Graos
Nouv
Frank Revils toxer
Craxer
Newark
CHESTER
Harry G. Vernon
Wellman Steel works
Thurlow
Boston express
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore
Claymont
HALLOW PEN
Orphans’ Court
Frederick White
Hannah
John
George John
John Q. Holtz
David ©. Holtz
Benjamin Keilholtz
enper
Minnesota
Titec
Trige
Tide
Tage
Gorn
Ette
Pennsylvanus
western
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