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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 30, 1892

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Why A C Lorentz Offers Exchange on Sewing Machines

A c Lorentz advertises at 4 and 6 W Patrick Street Frederick Md a sewing machine exchange program. It lists machines Domestic Davis Standard Wheeler Wilson No 9 Favorite New Home Liberty Advance and more with prices from 1800 and up, available on installment and trial. Also notes a large inventory and partial trade and repair services.

Davis Standard Wheeler & Wilson No New Home Liberty Advance

Gilbert's Footwear and Accessories Shop Ad

George A Gilbert promotes new stock ahead of weather season selling boots shoes hats trunks satchels and accessories. agency for J T Collam Ladies Fine Shoes W Hess Bro Hand and Machine Sewed Shoes for Men Carlisle Shoes from G Neidig Co and a broad hat selection at 16 and 18 North Market Street.

Gilbert's J. & T Collam GEORGE A. GILBERT NORTH MARLET STREET

Chesapake and Ohio Canal poised for major growth

The Canal section notes expected canal business to surge with 300 added boats and one million tons hauled annually. Past peak tonnage reached 904000 tons with large profits that vanished en route to the state. An 1,000,000 ton haul in years ahead would solidify the canal against railroads and politics. Preparations for the Independent Hose Company seventy fifth anniversary gathering proceed with plans for a large turnout.

Canal Chesapeake and Ohio theanal

Disorderly conduct: Dorsey jailed 30 days for fine default

A person named Dorsey was arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct and committed to jail for 30 days in default of a $585 fine by Justice Eckgi Brengle. The report notes the charge and sentencing outcome in the local court.

ae Dorsey elarnas NS cer Brengle Justice Eckgi

Death of Dr John W Scott Father-in-law of President Harrison

Rev John W Scott aged ninety three died at the White House at 4 10 PM after a long illness from a cold and fever. He was a famed educator born 1800 in Beaver County Pa and held posts at Washington College Yale Miami University Oxford and Harvard College. He married Mary Potts Neal and his daughter Gare Scott married Benjamin Harrison. Funeral will be at the White House with Crim officiating and burial at Washington Pa.

HixeTon John W. Scott Harrison White House Guenine McKee Russell Harrison Dimmick Parker John N. Scott Washington Port Townsend Wash Crim Scott Horace Scott Fannie Hayes elthe Arthur bs comfort Ashington United States John Witherspoon Scott Beaver county George M. Scott Pennsylvania John Scott Northampton county Nova Scotia John Vr. Scott Washington college Yale college Miami University Oxford College Hill Cincinnati Farmers' college Hanover college Madison Ind mail pension office interior department Mary Potts Neal John Neal Washington, Pa Western Female seminary Benjamin Harrison Gare Scott Mirs. Lord

Bank Robbery near Allentown Ends in Capture

A daring afternoon bank robbery at Farmers National Bank in Allentown Monmouth County ends with two young men, J. D. Morris and Frederick Smith, captured by pursuing villagers after exchanging fire with Cashier Hutchinson and a clerk. Hutchinson hands over about £000. The robbers are taken to Freehold jail amid threats of lynching.

Tremox Allentown Monmouth county Farmers’ National bank Hutchinson J. D. Morris Frederick Smith Freehold ja

Immigration Problems and Public Notices From Nation

Immigrants face proposals to suspend non American immigration for a year and new literacy and financial requirements. certificates from consuls would be required and naturalization applications would be investigated. Other briefs report Cleveland’s Virginia visit, a Ballot Box stuffer case, a lynching in Kansas, a Biassss City murder, and the death of ex Senator Fitch with career highlights.

Trial of Professor Brigrs Opens with Motion on Charges

In New York on Nov 30 the Briggs case focused on a motion to drop charges 41 and 7, objected by Dr Briggs. Some items were struck, the fourth with a 70 to 49 vote, and the seventh by 741754. The proceedings reference Buck & Matthias of Baltimore and F D sin representing the ia in this city today.

B. B. Tillman B. B. Gary South Carolina Dr. Briggs Point New York Brigrs Briggs Buck &Matthias Baltimore F. D. sin Pasteur inciiate Newark J. BR. Sadler

Jersey Central telegraphers threaten strike after talks

Nov 30 report from New York states the Jersey Central telegraphers committee met with President Maxwell at the Cosmopolitan hotel. Maxwell offers partial concessions on suspension and hearings, but rejects wage increases and eight hour work demands. Sunday pay ruled to be adopted with established offices. Committees to press for a signed rules schedule. strike possible if terms not agreed.

Jersey Central New York Cosmopolitan hotel Maxwell New Jersey Central road Ramsey Gearhart

D.C. Winans dies in London. Doherty children drown in Ontario

Prominent Baltimore figure D C Winans dies in London son of the late Ross Winans. Two Joly Doherty boys aged 9 and 11 drown skating at Westwood Ontario. Arizona company forms to impound storm waters north of the great canal for irrigation with six miles of embankment planned at a cost of 250000 dollars. Ex Secretary Blarne shows improving health and may be out imminently.

D. C. Winans Ross Winans Baltimore London Blarne Joly Doherty Westwood Ont Phoenix Ariz Arizona canal

Railroad Victory Shields Anti Trust Challenge

In Torexa Kansas on November 30 trains prevailed as the United States circuit court ruled that railroad corporations may form associations to regulate rates without violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. Judge Rainer found such agreements do not necessarily monopolize trade among states and do not surrender corporate rights. The decision supported Trans-Missouri Freight Association and countersed Attorney General Miller’s bid to dissolve the group as illegal.

Torexa Kan United States Rainer Shermont Trans-Missouri Freight association bref association and road George R. Peck Santa Fe railroad Peck riilroad

Toledo councilmen fined for Oil bribery scheme

Six former Toledo city council members were sentenced by Judge Harmon to pay 250 dollars and costs each and to be committed to the workhouse after a bribery case tied to Plato Oil company. Tanner and Neuendorf pled guilty. others were convicted. The scandal involved attempts to purchase votes for an oil pipeline ordinance.

TOLEDO SEN ren Totedo Lucas county Harmon William J. Gill Charles Neuendorf Frank C. Tanner Benjamin A. Manchester John Daly George McDoner Tanner Neuendorf Plato Oil company Plato company Ransom P. Swaine atute

Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations and Prices

Philadelphia markets close with activity in Redaigodaner securities and preferred bonds. Summary notes show readings for Reading, Lehigh Navigation, and various Pennsylvania and Minnesota futures with wheat corn oats and flour markets steady or dull. Beef and pork prices steady with slightly higher lard and eggs firm in New York and Pennsylvania markets.

PHILADELPHIA Redaigodaner securives N. Pace Pennyvania WNL Pace Lehigh Prinapen puia Fiour ethras RDG Pengylvania stmscht Gonr THic myc igje Jansch hee New York Pennsylvania western BGC

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