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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1914

Page

2

Trial of Reverend Jacob E Price Faces Witness Turmoil

In New York a trial of Reverend Jacob E Price, pastor of the Washington Heights Methodist Church, unfolds amid tense proceedings. Witnesses including Mrs Hilma Dahl and Mrs William Miller testify about alleged undue familiarity, with Dahl recalling an embrace at the parsonage and Miller traveling from Baltimore to testify.

New York Jacob E. Price Washington Wights Methodist Episcopal Church Hilma Dahl Price William Miller Baltimore Jane Eat I. W. Y Claude Dore Jacob EB Jian Miller Astor Jane Fst

General Velasco Holds Off Rebels At Torreon Siege

General Velasco, leader of federal forces, has repelled rebel advance for over a week at Torreon and outmaneuvered Villa’s fighters who were ordered to capture him alive. In Harrisburg, Daniel R. Page, a steel worker, died by his own hand at the cemetery, his body found beside the grave of Rev. James R.

Velasco Atta K Rebl Torreon Villa Harrisburg Daniel R. Page James R

Obituary notices mark several local deaths in Flintstone and Mount Savage

Obituaries report the deaths of Laura Harper 67 of Eagleville Pa at her daughter’s home in Flintstone after three year illness from paralysis. Emma Walton 32 dies of stomach cancer at home on Polk Street after radium treatment in Baltimore. Mary Dawson 84 dies at her daughter’s Mount Savage home with funeral planned for Friday. Funeral train service details noted for the Darnell and Lewis family connections.

Laura Harper J. W. Harper Eagleville WY. C. Grubb Flintstone Grubb Emma Walton Walter Walton Polk Street Walton Emma Trieber Mary Dawson Joseph Pierce Mount Savage Cumberland Pennsylvania

Mrs. Dawson Dies After Long Illness in Georges Creek Area

Mrs. Dawson, longtime resident of Georges Creek, died after a ten week bed confinement following a fall. Burial will be on the road to Westernport. She leaves four daughters, a sister, a brother, 21 grandchildren, and 28 great grandchildren. Granddaughters Cleming Seitz and Frank Robertson were at her bedside in Johnstown and Elkins.

Westernport Dawson Georges Creek Joseph Pierce Mount Savage B. O. Edwards Johnstown O. Jarrett Nickerson Kansas J. Duckworth Portland Oregon Greene Bloomington

Hungarian Frank Rossaman Dies in Allegany Hospital

The body of Frank Rossaman a Hungarian worker at a Paw Paw railroad camp is held at the Stein morgue awaiting word from a sister said to live at Paw Paw hospital officials do not know her name and have made fruitless efforts to locate her The deceased was identified yesterday after his death at Allegany Hospital.

Frank Rossaman Allegany Hospital Stein Morgue Paw Paw Rossaman

Bridge Worker Drowns After 100Foot Plunge in Snow

David Sherdot a Braddock bridge repairer slipped from the top of the Braddock bridge during a snow storm and plunged about 100 feet into the Mononghela River where he drowned. An investigation will determine the cause of the accident and whether safety protocols were followed.

Braddock Braddock Bridge David Sherdot Mononghelia

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Illa William Morgart Washington, D. C Herbert Lewis Lewis Thomas L. Darnell Randolph Lewis Ada Darnall Emmanuel Episcopal Church Citizens National Bank German Savings Bank Citizens’ National Bank S. E. Corner Baltimore and Centre Streets George L. Wellington Hugh A. McMullen W. L. Morgan George L. Wellingto James A. McHenry Simon Rosenbaum Warren C. White Charles G IZEO THE GEO. D. Landwehr C. G. Holzshy Conrad C. G. Ee John Schiller Cumberland, Maryland Susman Rosenbaum J. N. M. Brandler H. A. Bachman Mmnerman Bedford County State Road Napier Station W. F. McCleary L. W. Bullard S. Centre Street Cumberland, Md Baltimore Street T. Little Jewelry Company N. L. Rogers Ryanize Mathews Paint Co Mechanic St
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