A C Lorentz delivers broad selection of sewing machines
A C Lorentz presents the Great Sew Machine Agency at West Patrick Street Frederick Md offering 327 models from Dorsette Devi Standard White Wheeler & Wilson to Singer and many others. Machines priced 16 to 50 dollars, with installment plans and trade-ins of older machines. Repairs needles and oils available. Also real estate listings and farm properties offered by Parson's Real Estate Agent at the Gold Insurance Building Frederick City Maryland.
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A.C. Lorentz
Nog
West Patrick street
Fra. Md
Devi
Standard
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Favorite
American
New Home
Liberty
Advance
Singer
GTUAL INSURANCE
FREDERICK CITY
MARYLAND
Dem Democrats Celebrate Amid Snowy Garrett County News
Garrett county Democrats celebrated on Saturday night as a winter scene blanketed the area with six inches of snow. The bulletin lists local deaths including Capt. John S. Wilson of Havre de Grace, George T F Frederick and Capt Louis C. Hook of Calvert county, and Capt George W Windsor of the schooner Harry A Beacham who drowned off Deal's Island. A fatal locomotive strike near Harford county and a separate death on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Road in Cecil county are noted. An 1892 school law constitutionality case was argued in Hagerstown before Judge Stake. In Middletown, stage driver George Groff was bitten twice by a horse in the stable, injuring his lip and a false tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett county
John S. Wilson
Havre de Grace
George TF. Frederick
Louis C. Hook
Calvert
Hagerstown
George Groff
Middletown
The Coming Comet May Not Harm Earth Though Feared
New York reports on a newly observed comet growing larger as it nears Earth. Astronomers debate if it is Biela's comet, noting possible parts exploding and the danger from meteors and debris. predictions vary on timing and potential impact as observers weigh probabilities.
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New York
tomet
Holmes
Europe
Profesor Kerberich
Berlin
Profesor Berberich
Berberich
Bhela
Biela
earth
schedul
Bieda
Maupertus
Comet Threat Debate Sparks Earth Rotation Fear
Articles discuss a potential comet collision altering Earth's rotation and polar positions. Astronomers debate whether the approaching body is Biela's comet or a new visitor, with late reports suggesting visibility by naked eye and a reddish hue near the celestial center.
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ples
equator
senate
J. K. Rees
Columbia college
Boupes
Biela
Mount St. Mary’s Defeats Gettysburg 6–0 in Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s College football edged Gettysburg College 6 to 0 at Emmitsburg after Cashman’s 25 minute run set up the touchdown and a Gettysburg slugging foul led to a disqualification. Referee Casey ruled in Mount St. Mary’s favor as the game stayed within Gettysburg’s twenty-five yard line through most of play.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Cashman
Mount Sa Mary
Rush Marion Eline
Frederick
Mount St. Mary
Casey
Mount St. C Mary
Illness and death among prominent figures noted in brief items
The column reports multiple local illness updates including Mr Frederick Wertheimer convalescing after paralysis and others like Rev Conner and Dr George W Long improving slowly. Mrs Chas W Hallar and Mr M P Biorse are described as ill or very ill. Mrs Belmont of New York dies at 109 Fifth Avenue after family presence, linking to Commodore Perry lineage. A Hong Kong market report stresses China’s vast potential for American goods and calls for better understanding of Chinese character and needs.
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Frederick Wertheimer
Hast Church street
Conner
Walkersville
Geo. W. Long
Chas W. Hallar
M. P. Biorse
North Market street
H. T. Eline
Belmont
New York
August B
hmont
Fifth avenue
America
Christopher Raymond Perry
China
WasnixeTon
state department
Hong Kong
O. H. Simons
Koontz Recieves Two Democratic Roosters Gift
Mr J A Koontz reports via the Emmitsburg Chronicle that a friend from St Joseph Missouri sent two Democratic roosters. One is an imitation rooster in a box and the other a picture from a St Joseph Gazette supplement. He expresses pleasure at the thoughtful gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Koontz
Emmitsburg Celebrates Democratic Victory Rally
Emmitsburg celebrated the Democratic victory on Saturday night with illuminations fireworks and a torchlight procession. Mr C T Zachs was chief marshal and Mr McKaig delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
C.T. Zachaiss
Mr. McKaig
Homestead Strike Ends In Narrow Victory Vote
Homestead Pa November 21 the great steel strike closed after a heated meeting led by Richard Hotchkis with Amalgamated Association officials present. A vote to open the Homestead works to Amalgamated men carried 101 to 92, while estimates show only 800 to 900 of old employees may secure work.
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Homestead
rink
Richard Hotchkis
Bulgarion
Carney
Treasury Madden
Amalgamated Association
Homestead steel works
Burgess Hollingshead
Wood
SIs
Crawford
Carnegie
Beaver Fails
Beaver Falls
News of the Churches and Advent Preparations
Yesterday closed the ecclesiastical year and Advent begins next Sunday. Rev. Fr. Coleman returned from retreat in New York. Rev. A. M. Evers preached at the U B Church and led the quarterly conference. St James Lutheran plans a sabazar for the church building fund. Trinity Lutheran Knoxville to hold a mid month fancy bazar for church benefit. Salvation Army and other church services and meetings noted including All Saints sermon on The Christian Year and upcoming Thanksgiving service on Thursday at 11 am.
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Trinity Lutheran church
Knoxville
A. M. Evers
A. B
Young People's Society
Salvation Army
Merritt
All Saints Episcopal church
Osborne Ingro
St. Mary's
December Court Jurors Drawn for December Term
The Morning to Decide Cases Next Month. Jurors drawn to serve on the Petit jury for the December term include District No. 1 Daniel J. Day No. 2 P. A. Bader James Forney Jr Joseph Burck Frank Johnston Jacob Gorman No. 3 Isaiah J. Toms No. 4 Isaac Stembaugh No. 6 Samuel J. Witbide No. 6 Joshua Longman No. 7 Asa Welsh No. 8 Albert C. Smith No. 9 Geo W. Keller No. 10 Upton C. Brandenburg No. 11 Charles W. Gilbert No. 12 William Graham No. 13 Henry Fox No. 14 T Clayton Miller No. 15 John W. Powell No. 16 Frederick Biser No. 17 J. W. Nusebaum No. 18 Abraham Fisher No. 19 Thomas C. Pearce No. 20 R K Harper No. 21 Willie Martz sen.
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Daniel J. Day
P. A. Bader
James Forney, Jr
Joseph Burck
Frank Johnston
Jacob Gorman
Isaiah J. Toms
Isaac Stembaugh
Samuel J. Witbide
Joshua Longman
Asa Welsh
Albert C. Smith
Geo. W. Keller
Upton C. Brandenburg
Charles W. Gilbert
William Graham
Henry Fox
T. Clayton Miller
John W. Powell
Frederick Biser
J. W. Nusebaum
Abraham Fisher
Thomas C. Pearce
R.K. Harper
Willie Martz
Byrnes Stibe Hymeneal in Garfield Memorial Church
Miss Alice Stier married Eugene Byrnes in Washington at Garfield Memorial Church with Rev Power officiating. Best man Clarence Byrnes and maid of honor Jennie Stier led a pink theme ceremony. reception at the Stier home followed. The couple, residing at 1204 Q Street after a tour, plan Wednesdays in December for home visits. Another couple, John Sensenbaugh and Mary Edith Pryor, wed at Goodhope by Elder Lovell. Several hotel arrivals and local residents noted, including musicians from Charlesville and Yellow Springs bands.
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BYRNES
Alice Stier
Eugene Byrnes
Garfield Memorial Church
Washington, D. C
Power
Clarence Byrnes
Pittsburg
Jennie Stier
H. Clay Stier
Corcoran street
Alma Stier
New Market
county
Washington
Q street
SENSENBAUGH—PRYOR
Goodhope
Isaac Lovell
John Sensenbaugh
Mary Edith Pryor
Wolfsville
The Work of Death Capt Clarkson Dead
The sad news reports Capt Agnes Clarkson has died. She was regarded as a model Christian and once led the local Salvation Army corps. The piece recalls a 36 year old county wheat famine and a Salt River excursion noting a narrow wheat crop escape this year.
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CLARKSON
Agnes Clarkson
Frederick moum
the
Salvation Army
Salt River
Secretary Rusk Urges Wheat Acreage Reduction and Crops Policy
Washington November 21 Secretary Rusk in his fourth annual agriculture report touts U S agricultural strength and export gains. He notes 40 million pounds more pork sent abroad and $40 0080 value rise in live cattle exports while praising health regulations that cut disease costs. He argues for reduced wheat acreage and new cotton seed varieties tied to domestic fiber goals and calls for a shift to rising domestic silk production and indigo corn use. He also reports on pleuro pneumonia eradication claims and contrasts U S losses with Britain. Later reports from Parker W Va and Benn detail fatal blasting incidents and a murder mystery in Russian Poland.
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WaSHinoTOON
Rusk
department of agriculture
London
United States
Great Britamn
Great Britain
Russa
gettig
Europe
Amerca
UKHO
Rai
ds coushes
department of agneniture
cmef
Existence of Satan Sermon by Rev Dr Basakar
Rev Dr Haskerl preached at St James Lutheran Church on Sunday evening on the existence of Satan. He argued the devil is a personal being with names such as the God of this world and the prince of darkness, and warned against denial as dangerous unbelief. The next sermon topic will be The personality of Satan.
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Basakar
Satan
Haskerl
St. James Lutheran Church
Ant
Scrptase
Helzebub
devil
David
Anantias
Sapphira
hell
Caution to Gunners from Emmitsburg Chronicle
In Emmitsburg on Wednesday Betty colored of this place was ordered to leave Augustus Butler's land near Lown after gun and dog trespass. Butler secured a warrant. Lute was fined five dollars and costs after a hearing before Justice Henry Stokes. The editor warns gunners to respect property lines. Andrew Brown of Rouzer’s Saw Mill area spent a night in town after drunken conduct at the Western Maryland Hotel and a later arrest by Constable Hann led to a fine of $2.90 before Burgess Blair.
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Emmitsburg
Betty
Augustus Butler
Lown
Butler
Hann
Thoraday
Lute
Henry Stokes
equire
Iron Caap
Andrew Brown
They Wanted More County Youth Parade Ends Quietly
A group of county youths, inspired by spiritual influence, planned a night parade Saturday and then formed a boisterous town promenade. They caused no punishment worthy acts, resuming their rural routes after a brief jamboree. Also shown is an antique es2r chair upholstered by W. C. Peete, dating back over a century.
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W. C. Peete
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L PARSONS
GARDEN FARM
Acnog
Jesse Balle
cate
New Market District
Batle
Shookstown
ebous
Frederick Cty
Cuilas uty
Frank Burger
Eest Patrick street
Lofter
Willam Bantz
Airs
Bantz
Lancas
Dallas
price
LE Parsons
East Second street
Jno
Jarboe
GEO. A. GILBERT
HO. A. GILBERT
N. MARERT
Gilbert's
J & T Cousin
Hess & Bro
G. W. Neidig &Co
Carlisle
GEORGE A. GILBERT
THE NEWS
NEWS OF THE STATE
MT. ST. HARY'S
Mary Johnston
heris
South Market street
Osborne Ingle
E R. Eschbach
Marechal Neil
Samuel Dutrow
A. J. DeLashmutt
A. L. Bader
Adolphus Fearhake
M. N. Rohrback
Carlton Snafer
Bit. Olivet cemetery
A. T. Rice and Sons
Jane Sweigert
Barney Fisher
Evcrexa Sprixas
Ark
Harrison
Coarieston
S.C
News and Courier
Bostos
Charney Rees
Hoss and Hoss
Hollis Street
Charles G. Myers
Alice May Spicer
Baltimore Oky
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sen
Yeaterday
Grort House
J. W. Strasberg
D. P. Creek
F.G. Harbaugh
Middleburg
EB. G. Dauttera
Littlestown
C. Linthicum
Comus
Montgomery county
G. W. Smith
G. W. Browne
Westminster
Chas. Gordon
D. C
John Smith
Richmond
Charlesville
Yellow Springs
Baltimore
W. H. Thompson
M. A. Thompson
city
PaRKeERsecre
W. Va
Frederick Jonas
Frank Aiior
Jonas
Poland
Benn
Lublin
Russian Poland
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