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Newspaper
Cumberland Daily Times
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1872
Page
1
Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges Meet Weekly in Baltimore
A list of fraternal organizations meeting at Odd Fellows Hall and nearby venues in Baltimore. Details include meeting nights such as Monday Tuesday Thursday and Wednesday, with lodge numbers like No. 24 No. 4 No. 51 No. 53 and more, plus locations on Moor Street Ball Street and Good Templars Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uv. F
Cumberland Eacampment
Webb's Block
Onones Futenos’ Love
Lal
Kvuwas Lod
Borna Vista Copan
AFF
A.M
Asvriocs
New Mall
Balliesére
Baltimore
P. Cumpent
Thareda
Good Templare Mall
Balto
Faiths and Parishes Listed in Baltimore and Centre Streets
A long list of churches in the Baltimore and Centre Street area is shown with pastors and weekly schedules. Notable entries include English Lutheran at the corner of Baltimore and Centre with Pastor Holloway, and Methodist Episcopal churches along Centre Street with Rev. Sam V. Leech and Rev. Henry Nice. Also listed are Catholic and German Catholic churches with their respective pastors and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Centre Storey
C. Holloway
A. Mand
Sabath
Centre Street
Sam’ V. Leech
Rm Vrayer
Kew
V. Leech
Polk Dt
Methodist Episcopal
Rolling Mill
Sev
A. J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bedford Street
Henry Nice
Pr. W
Capital Church
Hrev
I. J Chandler
German Lutheran Church
Conrads
Sapper School
St. Patrick's
North Centre
Edward Brennan
Ryau
Sanday Curvicus
Peter and Paul
Payette Street
Father Knoll
South Centre
Union
Evangelical Imbrian Church
Ger
Northentre
F. Kaevele
Presbyterian Church
North Liberty St
Tey
James D Fitagerald
UAM
Corner Centre
Union Ste
Maremohbeim
Tre
McKendree Chapel
Ephraim Laweou
Kethel Church
Frederick Street
W. J. Waters
Jay Sabbath Schowl
Louisiana Legislature Seeks Removal of Federal Troops
A controversial meeting at Lyceum Hall in New Orleans gathers Senators and Representatives to draft an appeal to President Grant. They demand the removal of United States troops from the State House to restore lawful legislative action amid federal occupation. Representatives Seacharie Herron Jonas Jexada Moncure Ellian McDonald lay out the memorial detailing the occupation and request swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lyceum Hall
Appoi
Congress
Warworth
A. S. Herron
Mesars
Herron
Campbell
Voorhies
Jonas
A. S. Merron
Hingh J. Campbell
J.C. Moncure
Garridel
Seacharie
Grant
State House
McCalet
Messrs
Seachari
Jexada
Moncure
Ellian
McDonald
Tomas Karcellenny
United States
General Assembly
Louisiana
Marshall
United States Circuit Court
State of
F. Seacharie
Baton Rouge
B. F. Jones
L. Tixoda
Rapides
J. C. Moncure
Caddo
J. B. Ellam
Desota
J. W. McDonald
Hugh J. Campbell
Danny Trans and Atlantic Line Operative Report
Telegraph note reports Exe ververy running a Danny Trans under the Pactrlg and Atlantic Line with an officer aboard at Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ververy
Danny
Pactrlg & Atlantic Line
Circuit Court Terms Set By County Calendar
The Circuit Court for Alevany County sets civil and criminal sessions to begin on the first Monday in Tarvarn. The second term starts on the first Monday in July. The Orphans Court term is held every Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alevany
Tarvarn
Orphans’ Court
Opera Postal Hours and Money Order Registry Notice
For delivery of mails and registry of letters, office hours listed. VTA Lotroo PM Sunday Lovra from 8:00 to 00 A.M. Salect stamps and money orders available. Office open from 7:80 A.M. to hd0 P.M. and 4 P.M. to hd0 P.M.
Railways Schedule Western and Eastern Trains
No. 10 Mall train departs Cumberland at 1:05 a.m. and reaches Pittsburgh by 5:55 a.m. No. 1 goes from Pittsburgh at 6:34 a.m. to Cumberland arriving at 2:10 p.m. D. D. Angell, Master Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberland
Pittsburgh
Pitteburgh
Cumberland
Comicane
D. D. Angell
Secret Aldermen meeting over unpaid salaries in New York
Assistant Aldermen were not paid last month and a three member deputation met Comptroller Green to learn why. Green cited an unconstitutional tax levy for salary increases and awaited a court decision. The deputation also visited the Mayor and corporation council. In Greene Street a man named Mathew Bushey was shot in the head during a quarrel and committed for examination. Rumors in Wall Street suggested bankers might call a Chamber of Commerce meeting to address stock men accused of locking up funds to depress business. Governor Dix reportedly offered an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Green
Court of ‘i Ore
Mathew Bushey
Greene St
Bushey
Wall Street
Ory
Chamber of Commerce
Dix
Bank official bailed as embezzlement case looms in Alba
Inspector General of the National Guard names Gen. Wmn Morrie of Putnam County to a new post. Ged John P Rathbone of Alba is named Adjutant General on the government staff. V M Graham, Walkill Bank president, posts $5,000 bail after embezzlement charges tied to cashier Charles Horton, with two Orange County sureties. The Canard Steamer Java delivered 340 sacks of mail, largest NY post office intake, including mail from the City of Brooklyn wreck and plains shipments to New Zealand and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States Court
Yarmouth-Kellogg
Washington
S. B. Packard
U.S
United States
Emory
Gro. F. Williams
War Department
Gen. Emory
Packard
General Emory
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Board of Commissioners of the
Wmn
Morrie
Putnam County
Ged. Jno
Rathbone
Albany
Walkill Bank
Oshore
Ines
Charles II Horton
Samuel Graham
Geo. B. Graham
Orange County
Graham
Java
New York Post Office
Brooklyn
Plains
New Zealand
California
War with Medoc Indians intensifies in Oregon
Reports say George Frock and Charles Monroe were killed on Lost River as troops from Linkville Warner and Bidwell march toward hostilities. A sand storm struck San Diego last night disrupting telegraphic service. other items note a November 25 shooting in Adamsville Arizona and various European political developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
George Frock
Charles Monroe
Lost River
Linkville
Warner
Bidwell
San Diego
Wall Street Sees Mixed Trading With Rates Edging Down
The market opened active with money at 4 percent per diem, then eased to 7 percent gold per annum as demand slowed. Bonds showed varied moves with Pacific Mail slipping and then recovering, while government issues remained dull. closing quotes favored slight firming and scattered gains across several railroad and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
N. Y
A. M
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Michigan Southern
Toledo and
Wabash
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
New York Central
Boston
Hartford and
Erie
Pacific Mail
Pacific
Rock Island
Indianapolis Central
St. Paul
Western Union Telegraph
Hudson River Common
Harlem
Lake Shore
North Western
Fort Wayne
Milwaukie
Ohio
Issippi
Hartford
New Jo Central
Carson Conanek
Aesei
United States 6
Rowing Challenge and France Crisis Highlight Sunday Dispatches
Sunday Dispatches reports on a rowing challenge event and the broader wartime situation. Death of SS N Pipe is noted alongside coverage of the Alabama muddle and ongoing developments in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. N. Pipe
Bagnall challenges world to match on Tyne across seas
English oarsman Robert Bagnall, after recent wins, issues a $400 a side challenge to rowing rivals including Brown of Halifax or any American, to race on the champion Tyne course with usual travel expenses provided. he plans to row in England. The note also covers the death of Samuel N. Pike in New York from apoplexy and a lengthy obituary on his life as a whiskey maker and Cincinnati builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Bagnall
Joseph H. Sadler
Tyne
Brown
Halifax
Bagnall
England
Newcastle
Samuel N. Pike
Chronicle reports on Creswell and Postal Telegraph influence
The Daily Chronicle rebuts a Cincinnati Commercial critique of Postmaster General Creswell and the Postal Telegraph. It cites a private 1867 letter from the Western Associated Press executives about forbidding opposition to the telegraph contract, questioning press control by telegraph managers and warning of contagion if injunctions shut down dispatch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassurxotos
D. C
The
Daily Chronicle
Cincinnati Commercial
Creswell
Postal Telegraph
Chronicle
Commarix
Cincinnati Commercial Office
Western Asociated Press
Telegraph Company
M. Haetep
Western Associated Press
the Chronicle
American Press
Dition
Western Union
Winter Weather Outlook From Northwest To Atlantic
A December 9 1872 weather bulletin outlines probabilities across regions. Northwest and upper lake areas expect cold cloudy or clear conditions with rising pressure toward Tennessee and the South Atlantic states. Lower lakes to eastern regions show southwest winds shifting to northwest with rain snow and falling temperatures. Canada foresees heavy snows and cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Lower Lakes
Middle and Eastern States
Canada
Tragic Hunting Accident Near Illinois Town
Four hunters on a trip reported Albert Bandt was accidentally shot and killed. The group found him with the pistol near his head, saying the head was torn above the eyes. Conflicting statements late, but belief remains accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouscneos Tinailleret
Albert Bandt
Duscharger
Washington House Shows Public Works Progress
The House toured Washington improvements with the Board of Public Works and expressed satisfaction. An appropriation of 1,500,000 dollars is anticipated to reimburse the city for government building area upgrades. Comstock’s furniture works in St Louis suffered a fire loss of 103,000 dollars on Saturday. Engines were dispatched by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horace Greeley
France
M. Audefelt
M. Thiers
Goulard
Interior
Lonusay
Finance
Fenton
Louis Blanc
Credin
Morbihain
ML. Ceresole
Ir. Schenck
Philadelphia
Washington
Board of Public Works
New Orleans
Yarmouth
Supreme Court of the United States
Comstock
St Louis
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fCromtion
Political Intelligence
Wastuixorox
Arkansas
Albania
Georgia
John B. Gordon
Joshua Hill
Senate
Mr. Morton
Federal Authority
Harewood
W. A. Corcoran
Soldiers’ Home
Harwood
Freedman’s Bureau
Natchez
Sham
Mt Louis
Cumberland & Pennsylvania
Eckhart Mines
Tam
Syam
Slack
Col. Simpson
Engineer Corps
Mobile
St. Louis
Col. Reynolds
Naval
Secretary of the Navy
Thornton
A. Jenkins
Asiatec
Shanghai
China
Colorado
Chefoo
Pekin
Alaska
Hong Kong
Singapore
Cape of Good Hope
Swatow
Amoy
Kobe
Nagaski
Tientsin
Yokohama
Kohe
Taku
Nagashi
Shanghia
Ningpo
Idaho
W. W. Barry
Navy Yard
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Joan
Telegraph
Baltimore Street
Ing OF the
Cumberland Post Office
Way Co
Wamalil
M. L
Bedford
Somerset
Wiedmont
Wrestbury
Wear
Flintstone
Thursby
I. Lowperamill
Railroads
Washington , and Baltimore
Connellsville
National
Ganed
V. M. Graham
Adamsville
Arizona
John Rodgers
Henry Kennedy
W Rodgers
Cochise
Stafford
Telegraph Notes
Gold Market and Stock Exchange
Alabama
Bridge Street
R. W
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Pike
Chatham Street
N. York
Amsterdam
Connecticut
Florida
Richmond
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
W. Miller
Pike
Fosdick
Lymore Street
Fourth Street
Smith
Cincinnati Opera House
New “Alabama
Hamilton
State Department
Affairs In
Committee of Thirty
Thiers
Havana
Richard B. Connolly
Tammany Quartet
Judge Flemming
Vandalia
Santander
Havre
Queenstown
Scandinavia
Weather Report
Illinois
New Presbyterian
Benjamin Bentmyers
Conlin—Garaghty
Father Ryan
St. Patrick's Church
Mt. Savage
Robert Conlan
Annie E. Garaghty
Hancock
F. H. &. Temes
Hent
Wallace Street
Goethe Street
Weiskettle
Geo
Henderson
Liberty St
Mechanic Street
Queen City Savings Bank
P. Harbaugh
Commissioners’ Meeting
Pistes
Tae
Mtornowo
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