A C Lorentz Tackles Sewing Machines and Property Listings
A C Lorentz and Great Sew Machise Agency advertise sewing machines from Domestic to New Home with installment plans and trade-ins. The Frederick Maryland real estate section lists farms for sale in New Market and Shookstown with details on acreages, buildings, orchards, and terms, plus multiple houses for sale or rent around East Patrick Street and Second Street.
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Davis
Standard
Wheeler & Wilson
Liberty
Advance
Shookstown
Federck City
Frank Burger
Patrick street
East Second street
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Cleveland's Victory Dominates Election Returns Across States
Reports show Cleveland winning New York by 53 000, Indiana turning Democratic, and California and Wisconsin likely for Cleveland. Wisconsin and Illinois cast for Cleveland Stevenson. Ohio and Michigan results vary. President Harrison concedes defeat as parties gauge electoral counts and future control.
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Carlisle
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Harlem
Bontelle
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Wisconsin
Illinois
New Jersey
Indiana
Connecticut
Cleveland
Stevenson
California
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Kings county
United States
Frank Hiscock
assembly
Henry C. Payne
Republican maional committee
John C. Spooner
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Clarke
supreme
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Kansas
Toress
Republican State central committee
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Iies
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Newlands
congress
Silver party
Stewart
Election returns slow with scattered results across states
Louisiana reports slow vote returns with R C Davey leading in Second district by about 3000. Other states show Cleveland strength in Maryland Massachusetts and New Jersey while Virginia and Alabama tilt Democratic. Notable events include a duke found dead in Woodstock and a Lingo trial development in New Jersey.
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Myer Demorest
James Wilkinon
Arkansas
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Wuauxcrox
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Kent
Sussex
John W. Causey
congress
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Irby
Democratic executive committee
Harrison
Connecticut
New Haven
New England
prris
dent
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Shively
Virginia
Ricemorp
Alabama
BronxGuan
Alabam
Massachusetts
Boston
Reid
Russell
South Dakota
Weaver
Preeze
Bostos
Montsourri
Cobb
Prereesech
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Fifty-Third Congress party gains and state results
Pennsylvanians New York Ohio and Wisconsin show mixed gains with Democrats claiming potential control of both chambers. Senate composition remains uncertain as results trickle in, with losses in New York and Wisconsin shifting seats amid ongoing tallies and district counts.
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Kann
Pino
Sherman
Aldrich
Proctor
Gorman
George
Daniel
house of representatives
United Press
Wyoming
secn
Werner
congress
New York
Wisconsin
Farmers Alliance
lalge
Farmers’ Alliance
ALBaNy
New York state
James W. Cevert
John M. Clancy
Toird
Joseph C. Hendrix
Wiliam J. Coombs
John E. Graham
Infernal Machine Explosion Kills Five in Carmaux Case
French deputies discussed Tuesday's explosion at a Carmaux mining office blamed on anarchists seeking revenge. Four police officials and a notable inspector died, with one officer mortally wounded. a bomb found near the office exploded injuring others. Miners protested nonassociation, while authorities pursue bomb maker leads. Lord Mayor's Show in London passes peacefully with cheers for Enill.
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Roussel
Fornemorin
Reaux
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Roille
Carninnx company
Carmaaux
Paris
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Republican
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Philadelphia Markets and Quotations of Stocks and Produce
Philadelphia markets average conditions with closing bids in reading prices for stocks and bonds, flour, wheat, rye, oats, corn, butter, eggs, and pork products. New York reports show floor activity steady for butter and lard while grain and wheat prices rise or steady across varieties as buyers and sellers respond to demand.
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W. Rourke Chockran
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Henry M. Bavon
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Charles H. Haines
Charles Tracy
S. Schemerborn
N. A L. Curtis
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Charles A. Chiing
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George W. Ray
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James W. Wadsworth
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Ohio Delecation
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Lyman Barnes
Thomas Lynch
Nelson P. Haughen
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