Train crash at Long Island tunnels kills and injures many
A Long Island railroad train carrying about one thousand racegoers crashed in a Parkville tunnel. Several were killed outright including Patrick Daly and H B Pringle, while others died at hospitals. About a hundred injured, with many not expected to recover, are listed with names and details.
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New York
Long Island
Sheepshead Bay
Parkville
L. L
Patrick Daly
Third District Court
New York City
H. 8. Pringle
State Agency Department and Market Notes
The letter discusses plain shipping directions, tape-line measures for clothing, and requests two cents for a measure. W. H. Worts advertises a Chattanooga Cane Mill and a call for a price list, noting a sugar price rise amid government bonuses to manufacturers. The writer asks for signed names and addresses to communicate with Jethren.
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Joder
W. H. Worrts
Aurelian Springs
Jethren
W. H. Worri
B. A
Alliance notices and stock trade requests from Wilkes County
A 1893 letter from W. H. Worth of the S. B. A. notes towels made from Alliance cotton bagging. buyers pleased and stock offers follow. It lists refinements in Jersey stock hogs and fine seed wheat, with requests to share stock lists and prices. Fraternal leaders promise to refund any Agory fund withdrawals if the caller’s name is provided.
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Jersey
Poland
W. H. Worts
Lovelace
Wilkes Co
N. C
W. H. Worth
Wilkes County Alliance
Agory Fund
We of Love Alliance
Gororth
Notice to brethren on commissions for guano sales in June
The Durham Fertilizer Company will in June prepare and send statements of commissions due on guanos bought this year. They will pay all commissions to business agents and invite inquiries for information. Written contact is advised for details. Signed W. 4H and Worn, B. A.
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Durham Fertilizer Company
Local Boston clothing house offers affordable suits
W H Worris announces a contract with a Boston house to supply pants and coats at low prices. Pants $1.50 to $3.00, men’s suits $10 to $22, boys’ $7 to $10, children’s $4 to $6. Customers can request sample patterns by color and size. delivery about ten days after order.
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Boston
W.H. Worris
B. A
Fruit Shipments For Shippers By Worth At Logan's Store
W H Worth offers car-load and smaller shipments of fruit baskets crates peaches tomatoes plums cherries grapes with standard sizes and sample packs. Customers may request samples by mail, specify delivery timing, and prices are available in office. February 27 1893 note from W H Worth at N C.
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W. H. Worth
Alliance sewing machines praised by loyal customers
Letters from farmers and families extol the High Arm Alliance machine as reliable and superior, praising performance over two years of use, light operation, and satisfaction with repairs available. Statements aim to counter dealers who disparage the Alliance, noting thousands delivered and new orders including a Kansas shipment.
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Alliance
State Farmers’ Alliance
Brethren
Kansas
Urham
N. C
Bro. Worth
Rte
Raleigh
High Arm Alliance
Cincinnati
Farmers’ Alliance
R. R
North Carolina
Imed Farmers’ Alliance
Singer
Benen
N.C
Richmond
Wilmington
N. G
Phate
Charleston
S.C
F.C. B
Machine for Inspection and Shipped Freight Paid
A note states a machine is available for inspection and confirms that shipped machines arrive according to order with freight paid. The sender, Cc. CREss, signs off with assurance of continued correspondence.
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Cress
Brethren warned on cash in advance for orders
W H Wortzs S B A states under instructions of the State Executive Committee that orders must be paid in full with cash unless county or sub business agents have bonded for double the amount. Collect on delivery and sight drafts are rejected to avoid delays and dissatisfaction.
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State Executive Committee
Executive Committee
W. H. Wortzs
Notice to those who buy shoes in Exvitabeth City
A 1893 notice from Exvitabeth City instructs shoe buyers to contact Postal Shoe Co. about late deliveries, forward complaints to the local agent, and avoid sending shoes back. It urges precise order details, including size and toe style, to prevent delays. An accompanying note from W F Prironaro of Trinkelo Alliance mentions sending a ten dollar and fifty eight cent money order for millet and thanks the state business agent.
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Postal Shoe Co
W. H. Worth
Exvitabeth City
P. O
W. F. Prironaro
Ag’t
Trinkelo Alliance
Seeee Alliance
Tanville—Sunc
Bedford City
Ensboro
N. Os
N.C
Ares
RaueiaH 1893 Price List for Sub-Alliance Agents
RaueiaH North Carolina June 24 1893 price list for sub alliance sub-biz agents. Announces 30 day bill extension bonds and schedules broad line goods pricing with fertilizer, soap, coffee, molasses, flour, starch, tea, and farm supplies. Lists warehouses Philadelphia Raleigh Wilmington with terms and freight notes for carload and less than carload lots.
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Raueiah
N. C
Ecall
W. H. Worry
Philadelphia
SUGAP
Semple
Barnes
New South
Ewese Barnes
POE Dok
Fancy
Porto Rico
Choico
Cuba
Valencia
Onastas
Bite
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8. C
Labor's Tribune
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Industrial News
Jackson
Mich
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Lebanon
People’s Party Paper
Atlanta
Farmers’ Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago, Ill
National View
Washington, D.C
the Voice
New_York
N. Y
Peoples’ Press
San Francisco
Col
Cultivator and
Albany
Nee
Southern Mercury
Dallas
Texas
Tidings
Emporia
Topeka Advocate
Topeka
Kan
Ee Alliance
Cedar Creek
Graham’s Stn’l House
Johnsonville
Westville
Greenwood Alliance
Buie
Harnett's Chapel
Buckhorn Alliance
Coaxbury
Alliance Speaking
Bro
J. T. B. Hoover
The
State Alliance
Pitt County
Coxville
Pactolus
Falkland
Martin County
Williamston
Northampton County
Pendleton
Lam
Stee
Cate Ellen Church
Ess
Hoover
Currituck
Gates
Hertford
Northampton
Martin
W. H. Wort
State Agency Department
Chattanooga
SUGAR
Facturer
W. H. Works
Logan’s
Pea Ridge
Denmark
W. O. Barser
Tee
Wane Neers
Singapore
York
York State
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Red Cross
O. B
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Fia
Q. B
Sige
Seeveeus
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Liverpool Ground
F. C
Raleigh, N. C
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Herrings, N. C
Zenisi
French Limited
Baltimore
New Orleans
Barbadoes
Baan
Ugar Syrnes
F. C. B. Haligh
Virginia
E. O
Reid
Cox Cotton
Foster Cot
Burwell Corn Shelter
Keystone Corn Planters
Durham
Duplex
Brass Working
P. of Texas
Nozsles
Combiastad Vermorel
Boss
McTyeire
F. O. B. Bessemer
Alliancemen
Sara
Jersey Chase
Aé T Hubbard & Co
Harrison
Cardwell Corn Planters
Osborne Harvester and Binder
Moyer
Epsoms
Ards
Richmond, Va
N.Y
Smithe Bell
Clinton
Common
Lancaster
Phaeton
Axoey Hog
Oxford
Weet
F. W. Huidekoper
Reuben Foster
Richmond & Danville
Henderaeer
Lithia Oakington Pullman
Greensboro
E6 & m
Selma
Goldsboro
Fatories Wilmington
Morehead Oy
Berne
No Carolina
Wilson
Tres Farolina Point
X. M. Daily
Msboro
Sun
All Pointe
Asheville
Charlotte
E. Berkley
W. A. Turk
H. Hardwick
Ass’t
W. HL Green
Tynager
Washington, D. C
Ashington
D.C
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