Lorentz Great Sew Machine Agency offers wide selection
Lorentz buys and sells sewing machines at Nostland 6 West Pat street Frederick Md with exchange privileges on 10 models. Installment plans, trade-ins, and repairs offered. Listings include Brengie Farm near Baltimore Pike, 50 acres in New Market District, and East Patrick street property for sale or rent. Auction terms and prices vary with listings through W. Parsons Real Estate.
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A.C. Lorents
Nostland
West Patstreet
Frederick
Davis
Standard White
Wheeler & Wilson
Favorite
enean
Sew
Liberty
Advance
anc
Otis
Ezra Brengie
Laltimore pire
Frederick County
Charles C. Biser
Middletown
Daniel Keller
Jesse Baile
New Market District
Mr. Baile
Rice terme
Frank Burger
Patrick street
C. C- Carty
Misses Burger
Patrick St
Yosler
William Bantz
West Patrick street
resson ierseling
Gilbert's Boots Shoes Hats and more at North Market Street
Geo A Gilbert offers a broad stock for winter wear including boots shoes for all feet. Sells J & T Cousin ladies shoes Hess & Bro hand and machine sewn shoes Georg Neidig Co Carlisle shoe. Carries hats trunks telescopes satchels for men boys and children at 16 and 13 North Market Street.
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J. & T -Cousin
No. Hess & Bro
G.W.Neidig &Co
Carlisle
GEORGE A. GILBERT
NORTH MARKT STREET
Salisbury merchant Henry J. Brewington dies at old age
Obituary notes the death of Henry J. Brewington, a longtime Salisbury merchant. Reports from Westminster and surrounding counties mention a range of incidents and local events including a Newark Delaware body found near tracks, a bank safe blown in Smithburg, and a margin suit in Westminster. Memorials circulate for Stevenson Archer in Harford County as the Naval Academy faces hazing inquiries and church dedications occur in Cecil county. The Naval Academy football team is welcomed in Annapolis as Sunday schools convene in Washington County.
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Charles V. Sargent
Newark
Del
J. T. Towson
Smithburg
Washington county
Carroll county
Westminster
court of innquiry
Naval Academy
Harford county
Stevenson Archer
Washington
Boonsboro
John Squier
Cecil county school “board
Annapolis
Presbyterian Church
Perryville
Methodist Episcopal church
Baldwin
Cecil county
Chinese Won't Comply Five of Them Registered Under New Law
Wasaixetos November 23. The Chinese restriction act is largely ignored as only five Chinamen across the United States have registered under the act and paid for identification. Estimates of Chinese population vary, with figures around 107,435 in 1890 and advocates claiming up to 250,000. Estimated deportation costs could reach 10.75 million, with further funds needed by Congress to enforce the measure. The treasury and attorney general are charged with execution, amid skepticism on the law’s practicality and broader immigration limits.
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Chiaz
Congress
Wasaixetos
Mar
United States
internal revenue
faroi Oregon
Ching
Wong Ching Foo
Chinese Liberal Rights League
China
dominion
secretary of the treasury
torney
Wilson
internal revenue bureau
Shakespeare
Calitanko
New Orleans
Captain McRae Defied Nicaragua Referee, Acquitted
Captain Ames McRae of the Pacific Mail Honduras refused to surrender Don Jose Gomez to Nicaragua authorities. Local courts later acquitted him, affirming no obligation to deliver the refugee under international law. Cardinal Lavigerie dies. he fought slave trade and supported republican institutions. Four men die from freezing after a boat capsized near Ratitzn. Suspected murderers escape from Hollidaysburg jail. Gladys Deacon denied admission in Paris divorce case. Pension funds estimated at 166.83 million dollars for next fiscal year. Robbers defeat sheriff’s posse in a bloody Georgia clash.
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McRAE
Wasxixeros
Shannon
Nicaragua
department of state
Don Jose Doluris Gomez
Gontez
Red Line
Hondures
Laguayra
Gomez
San Joan
Guatemala
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Pacific mail
Honduras
Ames McRae
La Jose do Sur
department
McCrae
Barrundia
Gantemali
Pineda
criminal court of the first instance
supreme court
Cardinal Larigerie
Loxpox
France
Cardinal Lavigerie
Bayonne
1825
Body of Unknown Man Killed by Train Near Seitzland
The body of a 22 year old unknown colored man was brought to the almshouse after being struck by a train near Seitzland in the county. Attempts to identify him have failed. In a separate item, Ellen Breiter, an elderly woman in AvlaxTic City, was severely burned when her clothes caught fire from a kitchen stove. her prognosis is poor.
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South Carolina
Cartuers
S. C
state board of canvassers
George Murray
Murray
E. W. Moise
Berkeley
Georgetown county
Yer, Pa
Seitzland
AvLaxTic Crry
Ellen Breiter
Indiana Avenue
Porrstows
Philadelphia and
Qeeding
Royersford
Pinkerton Testimony in Labor Detectives Inquiry
Senator Peffer leads a Senate subcommittee hearing on the use of armed Pinkerton detectives in labor disputes. Robert Pinkerton testifies that the agency supplied guards in about seventy strikes, cites Homestead and New York Central actions, and notes some officials sought Pinkerton men. Captain Hinde recounts the Homestead attack, while Peffer questions arms and labor organization roles in disturbances. The panel aims to draft a report addressing labor troubles.
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New York
W. A. Peffer
Ransss
senate
Clarence
Peffer
praent
Hansbrough
Fort Dakota
Felton
California
White
Louisiansa
David B. Hill
Robert A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton Detective agency
Gallagher
Pinkerton
Afr
New York Central
Homestead
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Senator Peffer
Carnegie people
Pinkerton Arsenal
Chicago
New York Central railroad
Albany
sysin
Knights of Labor
Captain Hinde
Frederick H. Hinde
Pinkertons
Heresy trial and public notes amid brisk news
The Briggs heresy trial resumes in New York this forenoon. General Rosecrans is reported refurned to Washington in slightly better health. Safe blowers have secured thousands from the R J Guming Sign Company of Chicago. Corbett the prizefighter to perform at the World’s Fair in a $100000 theater financed by Chicago capitalists. Acting Secretary Spaulding orders the release of sixteen Bulgarian glass blowers detained in New York since the 15th under suspicion of being contract laborers.
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Briggs
New York
General Rosecrans
Washington
Safe blowers
R. J. Guming Sign company
Chicago
Corbett
Spaulding
Mills on the Tariff Could Reform Be Rapid
Senator Roger Mills of Texas promotes free raw materials and limited manufactured goods tariffs. He calls for a broad, systemic tariff revision, not piecemeal measures, and says timing rests with the president. Reports from Washington and Gainesville note other tariff and political developments, including Holman opposing an extra session and a Moscow-like debate on protection.
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Wraskinetos
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Wanath Whitie
lumber
Homesickness Drives Miss McFadden to Insanity in Tamaaua
Miss Maud McFadden, a Tamaaua resident, became insane from homesickness after three months away as a governess near Lancaster. Brought home she failed to recognize family or friends and refuses to eat. Master Leslie Feete of Middletown was in town on business Saturday.
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Tamaaua
Maud McFadden
Lancaster
Leslie Feete
Middletown
Wesley Warners trial to begin for Lizzie Peak killing
The long awaited trial of Wesley Warner for the September 17 murder of Lizzie Peak is set, with a jury drawn per legal formalities. Warner pleads not guilty. his counsel aims to create jury doubt or seek mercy, citing Barclay Peak’s earlier case and urging a shorter sentence. The case stirs local outrage as authorities prepare for a possible death penalty.
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Lizzie Peak
Noose
Mount Howy
Wesley Warner
Jay
Charles K. Chambers
Warner
Garnson
Kari Anderson
Barclay Peak
lafe
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PARSONS
Evins
UTUAL INSURANCE
FREDSRICE CITY
MARYLAND
GEO. A. GILBERT
N. MARKET ST
Gilbert’s
THE NEWS
NEWS OF THE STATE
Henry J. Brewington
Salisbury
McRee
Rhode Island
VaLPaRAiso
Balmaced
Varas
HazteTax
Andrew Mortz
Hazel Brook
Ratzicn
N. C
George Richards
Henry Gaylor
William Willoughby
Harwood
Dava
Erwin Green
Newberne
HOLLipsTsscre
Frank Hodges
William Murphy
Altoona
Gladys Deacon
Paris
Convent of the Assumption
Gladys
Edward Parker Deacon
Deacon
Ednth
America
Air
interior
army
navy
Rous
Plainville
McGinnis
Committee
North Carolina
JnARRESTS
Billy Murphy
Nantahala mountains
Murphy
Tennessee
LasScasTER
Pas
nestoga bridge
Pennsylvania railroad
Joseph Livingston
VATICAN
Fair
Columbus
Foster
J. C. Heywood
Vatican museum
Heywood
Cardins Rampolla
Rome
Philadelphia
Alexander VI
Spain
Ferdinand
Isabelly
Georgia
Canhoun
Chester Scott
Sheriff McGinnis
jaid
Will Morrow
Waylard
Hatteron
Aaron Bauershow
Butler valley
H. T. Rev
Montien
sub-treasury
ENS
Carmegie Steel company
LeroyS. Buffington
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. Paul
San Francisco
Denver
Omaha
West CHESTER
Buckwalter
S. R. Buckwalter
EVERGREEN
Ala
Ezekiel Morrow
Morrow
Florence Miller
Washixotux
Chiord Arrick
department of justice
WIL Regin
Morrison
Wassilutox
esterday
angleemion
Florida
GAINESVILLE
Fla
Nouv
Charles H. Pratt
Dailey Leader
Thornton Stringfellow
Stringfellow
Pratt
Holman
Wiasutsotos
Idiana
Hulman
house
conmience
Emperor Williams Iineas
International Telegram company
Berlin
William
Disaatrougs
Wita Merert
Montgomery
LOE Kummerer
Mirrer
Henderson & Sons
erie
RiChsiOsp
anyvv
aucuibald Bart
Fredericksburg
Louis Snelling
Washuington
Elbert S. Todd
Hamlin ME
Emin N. Todd
Todd
Hanlin church
caa
far west
Jeres G. Blaine, Jr
United Press
Gardner
Dr. Scott
Harrizon
Scott
Kenan
Lospex
Victora
Ferdinad of
Romanus
Marie
Edinburgh
Edinburg
Leo
CLEVELAND
Yerkes
Warner & Swesey
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago street railway
Chicago university
New Orleans city
Lake
Car Drivers’ Association
J. Walker
Harrity
PMLavELPnia
Chinriean Harrity
notons
Democratic committee
Barry
Isacoua
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Boston
Cacade mountains
Oregon
Dalles
La Grande
Ore
Mr. HOLL
Pugh
Durring Daniel Stanton
Stanton
creel
Italy
Bowe
Count Di Saint Bon
Signor Bria
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