A C Lorentz announces sale and trade of sewing machines
Frederick Maryland dealer A C Lorentz offers many Sewing Machines from brands like Domestic Daria Standard Wheeler Wilson No 9 Favorite American New Rome Liberty Advance with installment plans and trade options. He also advertises stocks and mortgages business and a brick building on East Patrick Street for sale or rent with immediate possession.
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Pearce and Stevens Wed in Unionville Episcopal Parsonage
Air. Wm. H. Hixon Pearce and Miss Emma C. Stevens were married yesterday at 3 30 in the Methony Episcopst parsonage Unionville Rev O P Marriet officiated. The bride wore a dark green suit with trimmings and was attended by her cousin Miss Maggie Lytle of Ohio. They came to this city afterward and reside with Mrs Dorsey 70 East Patrick street. A calithumpian serenade followed. Pearce is a clerk at Rennee and Kemp.
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Grand Royal Arch Chapter elects officers in Baltimore
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maryland held its annual conclave in Baltimore last night electing officers William Nash Young of Frederick as grand high priest. The event strengthened the order and showcased the group’s ongoing activities in the state.
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Cleveland A Winner In Election Night Report
New York returns show Cleveland and Stevenson leading nationally with large margins while Harrison trails. New York and New Jersey results favor Democrats, with Philadelphia and Buffalo reports noting mixed outcomes across counties and districts. The Brooklyn and Queens tallies reveal strong Democratic planks, and the Democratic committee exults in a decisive nationwide victory.
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Harrison leads in New York vote as Indiana goes Republican
The Republican headquarters buzzed with reports of Harrison gains across states. Chemung county showed a 1,120 vote lead over 1883, Indiana swung Republican by 10,000, and Albany Oswego Salamanca Jamestown areas reported Harrison ahead. By night, indications favored Harrison in New York with statewide plurality potentially large, while local returns varied.
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Democratic Leaders Await Returns at National Committee
New York November 9. The Democratic national committee prepared for returns at 139 Fifth avenue. Committeemen and staff monitored telegraph lines as results from New York City districts favored Cleveland early, with later tallies from upstate showing broad Democratic gains. The mood turned jubilant, noting Kings County and Brooklyn districts, and a landslide possibility. A notable interruption came from Jimmie Oliver announcing local results amid the night’s chatter.
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New York Vote Reports Cleveland Victory Edges Harrison
New York City reports Cleveland 174 885 to 98 84 with three districts missing, Cleveland leads by 75 100. New York state tally shows Democrats ahead by 38 131 overall, with Cleveland carrying the state. City results complete Cleveland 174 885 Harrison 98 760. Cleveland majority 76 125. Assembly votes show Democrats 12 to Republicans 56, signaling a Democratic U.S. Senate pick. Results from multiple counties note Harrison gains elsewhere amid statewide shifts.
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Delaware and Virginia Vote Totals Show Democratic Gains
Early returns from Delaware indicate a small Republican loss with the city leaning Democratic and Sussex county likely electing the Democratic ticket. Kent county goes Democratic by about 250, while Australian ballot use is noted. Virginia and Roanoke show Democratic gains with Cleveland carrying Roanoke City by about 9,000 and Wise projected to win a substantial majority in the Third District.
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West Virginia Election Forecast Under Australian Ballot
Nov 9 reports indicate voting for president electors four congressmen governor and other state officers with results not yet available under the new Australian ballot law. Democratic gains are suggested though no state or county returns have been received and no decision on the U S senate seat formerly held by Charles Faulkner is yet known.
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Election returns show mixed gains across states
Reports from Massachusetts to New Hampshire and Minnesota detail presidential electors and congressional results. Early Boston precints favor Republicans for governor while Dems lead in some districts. Cleveland leads in several states with strong majorities, and projections vary by region with delays common.
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Rhode Island Voters Round Up Electors and Legislation
Nov 8 Providence reports Rhode Island cast ballots for presidential electors two congressmen and a loan funded state house. Ives Harrison led Cleveland and turnout mixed with Republican losses in nine towns as other states show varied results.
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Maryland Votes to Elect Six Democratic Congressmen
In Oregon on November 3, Maryland voters chose six Democratic electors and elected six Democratic Congressmen, with a statewide plurality and a total of 20,060 votes cited by Secretary Vandiver of the state central committee.
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New Mexico Albuquerque Election Report Shows Light Voters
In Albuquerque on November 9 the vote was light and indications suggest Joseph’s election by 1200 to 2000. In Monteastery Alabama’s Eight Democrats a full Democratic delegation is elected to Congress by increased majorities.
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Solid Democratic wave sweeps Georgia and South Carolina
Returns show Georgia to send a solid Democratic delegation to the next Congress with three reelected incumbents and several new districts leaning Democratic. South Carolina also preserves a solid Democratic delegation with nine electors, while Ohio Maryland and Virginia show mixed results favoring Democrats in many districts. A new Eleventh district emerges in Georgia, reshaping delegation lines as Republicans contest several seats in other states.
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Pennsylvania Returns Show Narrow Harrison Lead Across Counties
Early returns from numerous counties indicate Garrison Harrison with a reduced statewide majority, with Cleveland carrying several counties by varying margins. Reports from Luzerne, Allegheny, Philadelphia area towns, and central districts show mixed results, predicting a Republican tilt in many counties and Democratic gains in others as ballot counting proceeds under the new law.
Illinois Returns Hint at Close Presidential Race
Illinois voters chose a president and sent twenty two congressmen, a governor, and legislature. Reports conflict over Cleveland's win, with Times claiming a 20000 plurality and Alsdem's lead at 13000 for governor. The Inter Ocean expects a tight result for both president and governor. The Herald notes Altgeld likely to defeat Be.
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Indiana Vote Underway In Senate and State Races
Indiana voters cast ballots for thirteen congressional seats and state offices including governor and legislature to choose a successor to David Targie dom in the U S Senate. Early returns show small gain for Harrison with a likely Democratic tilt.
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