Lorentz Great Sewing Machine Agency Ad in Frederick
A bustling Frederick MD classified item offering sewing machines from Domestic to New Home with installment plans and exchanges. Includes details on locations, trade ins, and the chance to buy and rent machines, needles, oils, and parts. Also lists real estate and rental offerings by W L Parsons Real Estate Agent, with farms, houses, and properties for sale or rent in Frederick area.
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A. C. Lorentz
Nostland
West Patrick street
Frederick, Md
Davis
Standard
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Favorite
American
New Home
Liberty
Advance
Gilbert's Shoes And Hats At 16 And 18 North Market Street
Winter is near and Gilbert's offers boots shoes and hats for men women and children. Agents for J & T Coumo N Bess & Bro Carlisle Shoe and G. W. Neidig Co with a wide range of trunks telescopes and satchels. Located at 16 and 18 North Market Street.
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GILBERT
N. MARKET ST
Gilbert's
Beois
J. & T. Coumo
N. Bess & Bro
G. W.Neidig &Xo
Carlisle
Bors
GEORGE A. GILBERT
NORTH MARKET STREET
Lingo Acquitted After Two Years In Jail in Camper NJ
Frank Lingo's murder trial ends abruptly as Supreme Court Justice Garrison orders an acquittal. The defense argued insufficient evidence and an alibi, noting contradictions in the state's case about where the crime occurred and who committed it. Lingo is discharged and proclaims innocence amid a mob outside the courtroom.
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Garrison
Camper
N. J
Frank Lingo
Annie Miller
Supreme Court
vase
Jessie Garrison
scarit Langu
Sallie Afe Menamin
Mike Lafferty
Collegeville
Harned
Lango
Lango bez
Miller
bush lot
pris
Jen
John
Jadze Wescott
Lingo
Jadie Garrison
terr
sta
necro
Francis Lingo
Miler
Linzo
A Week of Prayer For Young Men’s Association
The Young Men's Christian Association and allied groups worldwide observe a week of prayer and effort for young men beginning yesterday. Past observances have yielded much good and this year’s plans promise faithful observance. Luther Vinton Himes, an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was killed by a train at Brunswick yesterday morning. His sister, Mrs Bila Dansberger, learned of the tragedy on West Patrick Street today. details are unclear.
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Brunswick
Luther Vinton Himes
Doubd’s
Bila Dansberger
West Patrick Street
Local Illnesses Reported Among Town Figures
The Sick Mr J Vernon Silence of the First National Bank is on the sick list. Mrs P E Long of the Garlin House is reported quite sick today.
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J. Vernon Silence
First National Bank
PE. Long
Garlin House
Riot in Homestead Ends With No Fatalities Despite Firefight
In Homestead Pennsylvania on November 4 an outburst by striking non union workers led to a running gun battle with a mob. At least fifty shots were fired and several people injured though no deaths were confirmed. Two black workers Charles Carrell and Fred Lewis were attacked prompting the riot and mass crowd involvement. Police and deputies were sought as arrests of seven black men and several strikers were reported.
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Metro
Homestead
miracaluari ne penon
Charles Carrell
Fred Lewis
Lewis
sdes
Baker Faces Threat as Leaves Town Plan Emerges
A. G. Baker, who started a rival newspaper in Beemen Indiana, found a menacing notice on his door warning him to leave town by December 25, 1899. The sheet bore skulls and a coffin and was signed by a “sudden death” committee with threats of six months sickness and broad axe as executioners. Baker fears for his safety and considers departing.
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Hold Second Convention
Delegates from local unions across the country gather in Plasterers hall for the second annual convention in Chicago as President Henry W. Miller of St. Louis presides. A credentials committee is named and a vote on affiliating with the telegraphers will be decided before adjournment. The week long session continues.
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Chicaco
the
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Plasterers hall
Henry W. Miller
St. Lous
Vessels Collide Off Vineyard Sound In Early Morning Incident
The three masted schooner Tarbell from Wellfleet Massachusetts bound for New York with plaster was run down about five miles from Vineyard Sound lightship by the four masted schooner Gypsy Prince from Windsor. Tarbell sank within fifteen minutes after being struck before the rigging. crew escaped in a boat and boarded Gypsy Prince.
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st Sea
Vineyard Haves
Mass
George S. Tabell
Wellfleet
Hakell
Windsor
New York
Vineyard Sound
Cuban Patriots Insanity and Death of York Citizen
In New York a Cuban patriot and writer Gerilo Villa Verde, born in San Diego de Nunes Cuba, long resident here, is described as insane. He served as secretary to Marshal Lopes during the Cuban revolt of 1817, was condemned to death but escaped prison to the United States in 1848 and has since pursued literature, with Celia Valdes among his notable works. William Stuck, a prominent York citizen and local official, died after a lingering illness at age 66. He served on the York borough council, as a steward at the county alms house, and was a lay delegate from Zion's Classis in the Potomac synod of the Reformed church.
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New York
Gerilo Villaverde
San Diego de Nunes
Cuba
Marshal Lopes
Celia Valdes
York
William Stuck
York borough
county almshouse
Zion's Classis
Potomac synod of the Reformed church
Marinsburg
W. Va
Margaret Mather’s Secret Marriage Reported
A San Francisco Herald note claims actress Margaret Mather married again, this time to G. G. Pabst, son of Milwaukee’s prominent brewer. The ceremony was described as a secret event in Catcaco on November 14.
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Margaret Mather
Catcaco
San Francisco
ial
The
Herald
Margaret her
G. G. Pabst
Milwaukee
Shamokin Policeman Graeff Murdered in Patrol Boat Range
Witxesparne Pa November 14 Police man Graeff of Shamokin was shot and killed Saturday night while patrolling his boat by an unknown man. No arrests have been made.
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Shamokin
Witxesparne
Graeff
Anti Option Bill Could Shut Up Major Markets
Washington reports the Washburn anti option bill, already passed by the House, faces Senate action in the next session. It would redefine options, impose taxes, require licenses, and may effectively close the Chicago wheat pit and New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Debate expected on related free wool, silver coinage, and sundry civil appropriations, with signals of shifts while Secretary Foster pledges no new expenditure. Judge Cooley of Dubuque Ia dies. cholera bacilli experiments in Mexico yield surprising results. robbers raid White Haven, Pa. Yale defeats Pennsylvania 28 to 0 before 8,000 witnesses at Manhattan Field.
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Chicago Wheat Pit
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Washington
congress
senate
Washburn
house
New Orleans
committee on finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
United States
wir
Allison
Europe
international monetary conference
Hale
Maine
senate committee on appropriations
Jerry Simpsons Scheme and Political Plot Exposed
Topeka sensational confession by L S Harvey reveals a plotted assassination of Jerry Simpson by W C Jones and Briedenthal with aim to evoke sympathy for Simpson and discredit Republicans. Letters offering reward for murder surfaced, others proposed colliding with Weaver’s carriage to spark southern outrages.
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Luckiess
Torexa
Kansas
L. S. Harvey
People’s party campaign committee
Harvey
Jin Topeka
Jerry Simpson
W.C Jones
Democratic state committee
Briedenthal
People’s party committees
Jerry Simpoon
Simpoon
Harver
Ins
Sampoon
eves
Simpson
Weaver
Topeka
Rumors Of Betrothal In Royal Circle Raise Talk
May Wed a Princess Lexpos November 14 reports rumors that Lord Reeeberry secretary of foreign affairs and the Princess Victoria eldest unmarried daughter of the Prince of Wales are betrothed. Discredited in informed circles, no denial yet. attendance by Lord Rowberry at the Prince of Wales birthday event at Bandringhals on Wednesday feeds credence to the gossip.
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Lexpos
Lord Reeeberry
Victoria
Prince of Wale
Lord Rowberry
Prince of Wales
bandringhals
Death by Own Action in Delmonico's New York
Nov 14 Frederick M Unger, said to be a Milwaukee tester, was found dead in his room at Broadway Central hotel New York. He appeared to have committed suicide with a gun in his right hand. a hole in his temple, a revolver with one empty chamber. Unger, about 35, well dressed, left no money or jewelry. He reportedly had 20000 dollars on a gon. John Hoey, former Adams Express president, lies dangerously at Simonette's New York. His condition worsened yesterday. unconscious at midnight, surrounded by wife and family. Doctors Janeway and Robertson say he may live another 36 hours.
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Liege
Annie Miller
Lingo
Philadelphia
Merckaymiie
N.J
Wescott
John Miler
Daitis
Tex
Philip Sanger
Sanger
Chcaco
Clark street
Frack Whittaker
Susie Hess
Charl Ryan
Sycamore
Hess
Whittaker
Ryan
Hazweros
Otto Fiest
White Haven
Mr. Fiest
Fiest
Philip Stemple
Delmonico
New York
Frederick M Unger
Milwaukes
Broadway Central hotel
Unger
John Hoey Dangerously
John Hoey
Adams Express
Smonice’s
Wayloid
Hartrord
Conm
West Hartford
Talcott mountains
Firefighters Die In Brooklyn Warehouse Fire
A five story brick storage warehouse owned by Harbeck's store No 3 between the East river Farman street and Wall and Fulton ferries in Brooklyn was destroyed by fire. In battling the blaze two firemen lost their lives John Eustus and John Spaulding both with Fire Engine Company No 4.
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New York
London Unemployed Celebrate Bloody Sunday Rally
London crowds in Trafalgar Square mark the fifth anniversary of Bloody Sunday with orderly gathering and speeches by Avellinis and Burns. Police reserves stood ready as demonstrations reported in London and Paris conclude with quiet departure amid sparse violence. Immigration noted as City of Chester and Etruria arrive with hundreds of steerage passengers. Kansas Fusionists win four congressmen as Republicans take three.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Fusion
Behring Sea arbitration data error reveals falsified Petroff work
Nov 14 a published account states US Behring Sea arbitrators learned data prepared by Ivan Petroff, a census bureau agent, was largely falsified. Petroff allegedly produced misleading figures on sealing with intent to deceive. London and Washington were informed of the correction pending supplementary papers. Petroff, Baltimore resident, faces loss of his government post.
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Wasnischos
Behrings
Paris
board of
London
Behring sea
state department
United States
Ivan Petroff
Aliska
census bureau
Petroff
Petro
Briish
owever
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