Gypsy caravan robs listed as Frostburg court case and local events
A band of about one hundred gypsies passed through Frostburg en route to Pittsburgh. James Ratigan accused two gypsy women of stealing $32. they faced Judge Chamber after capture near the toll gate. In other items Trinity Club plans a May 18 benefit play at the Frostburg Opera House, with a gold watch prize for top ticket seller.
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Threveh
Pittsburg
James Ratigan
Eckhart
Judge Chamber
Scobie
Cook
Mr. Ratigan
Trinity Club
Valley Farm
Clara Pyle Ewing
Frostburg Opera House
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
Cas
Jeffries Bros
Ae Aecade
Prize Ring Offer By Leslie For Fund Show Tickets
The article notes a gold ring prize offered by jeweler Leslie to the girl who sold the most tickets at a benefit show held by the Knights of Pythias. The event raised funds for a local cause and attracted community participation.
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Leslie
K. of P
Lonaconing Heli Kor Grand Jury Notes Court Case
The case of Thomas McKinnon vs. Leale Kilroy was heard in Squire Murphy's court, postponed earlier due to defense counsel absence. Kilroy posted $300 bond. McKinnon says he was cut while fleeing Kilroy near Waterecliff. The case goes to October court. local social notices follow including dances, church events, and illness reports.
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Thomas McKinnon
Lesle Kilroy
Squire Murphy
Young McKkinnon
J. Somerville, Sr
Waterecliff
Mr. Kilroy
McKinnon
Somerville
Kilroy
William M. Somerville
Cumberland
Midland Reception Honors Popular Pastor
The Grace Methodists Episcopal church held a reception for Rev. W. E. Bird D D in the main auditorium with A W Frenzel as speaker in Brinegar’s absence. Mrs Bird thanked the congregation for two years of support as Miss Anna Ort and others performed songs and a duet.
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Grace Methodists Episcopal Church
W. E. Bird
D.D
H. A. Brinegar
A. W. Frenzel
Dora Kaefer
Bethe
Bird
Midlana
Baltimore
Tony the Convict staged with Mount Savage artistry
The Odi Fellows John Aldridge presented Tony the Convict at the Opera House to a filled crowd with a five act drama, music numbers by Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm, Dorothy Reynolds and others, and a monologue by Joseph Mattingly. The cast included Tom Warren Jos Noonan and many local notables. The production drew strong applause and financial success. Upcoming May Day Musical Festival at Mullaney's Hall features Elsie Hoffman piano solo and A E Serf violin, with several quartets and soloists. Mt Savage Lodge I O O F plans church service tomorrow. local figures travel for weddings and relatives visit.
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Odi Fellows’ Opera House
Tony
Howard L. Aldridge
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Dorothy Reynolds
Joseph Mattingly
L. Malloy
E. Monahan
Peg 'O My Heart
Frederick F. Snow
Heiliodore Cross
Tom Warren
Jos. Noonan
Weary Wayside
Edward Monahan
Jos. Barclay
John Gallagher
Phil. Warburton
Tom Stephens
Judge van Cruger
Geo. Malloy
Warden Burrows
Jos. Collins
Jackson
Lawrence Malloy
Lena
Alice McNamee
van Cruger
Catherin McNamee
Miss Sedley
Catherine Monahan
Sally
Savage
Mullaney’s Hall
Frederick Foster Snow
Elsie Hoffman
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
A. E. Serf
Cumberland
Keyser
Lotus Quartet
Dunn
Ilda Turner
Dorothy E. Reynolds
Revival at First Baptist attracts large crowds in first week
At Bedfond Street First Baptist Church the revival meeting ends its first week with strong interest and numerous professions. Dr Fristoe delivers forceful sermons drawing large crowds each night, and will speak on the Feast of Belshazzer tomorrow. Fine music also draws attendees as the meetings continue nightly next week. Dr F Farley Cook of Detroit lectures at Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 pm, with many eager for another chance to hear him since his February visit.
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Lonaconing M. E. Church
W. L.lynn
Esau Morgan
Epworth League
J. J
Ternent
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joseph P. Nolan
First Baptist Church
Bedfond Street
Fristoe
Belshazzer
F. Farley Cook
Detroit
Liberty Theatre
Cone
Dr. Cook
World's
Christian Endeavor Union
Ap24
Catholics in U S shade coal concern working full time
Wilbur Coal Company in Shade township opens large mining operation with full scale production. Motor hauled coal 21 loads per trip as 21 loads moved this week. Twenty more houses planned for Wilburtown this spring. Dr. Cook of Detroit to speak Sunday at Liberty Theatre on a timely public issue.
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U. S
Myersdale
Wilbur Coal Company
Shade Township
Wilburtown
Evanston Secretary Marries Miss Bogle in London
Hugh R. Wilson of Evanston Illinois, secretary of the American Legation in Guatemala, and Miss Katherine Bogle of Ann Arbor Michigan were married today at St. Peter's Eton Square London. Bogle, a musician and Latin Quarter belle, gives up her career to wed.
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London
Hugh R. Wilson
Evanston, Ill
Guatemala
Katherine Bogle
Ann Arbor
Mich
St. Peter's
Eton Square
Bogle
Lecture by F Farley Cook at Liberty Theatre
Advertisement notes a Sunday 3 p m lecture by F Farley Cook at the Liberty Theatre inviting a wide audience to attend.
Mortgagee's sale of Barnes livery property in Cumberland Md
By power of sale in a May 26 1913 chattel mortgage Curtis M Barnes livery yard assets are offered for public auction May 1 1914 at 10 am at 19 George Street Cumberland Md. Seized items include three rubber tired runabouts a three seated spring wagon a black stud horse Tom age about 10 harness rack sleighs sleigh runners saddle jack straps stove desk medicine case wheel barrow dump wagons cart bolster wagon sulky cart and other personal property. Cash terms per mortgage. Burnner G Carl attorney named in mortgage.
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Allegany County
Curtis M. Barnes
Columbus Bender
George Street
Cumberland
Tom
Aurner G. Carl
Wall Paper Sale Cuts Prices Across Odd Patterns
Owing to the late season a local wallpaper dealer offers odd patterns at 1 cent per roll, florals at 2 cents and up, with a 5 cent line expanded to 30 designs. The ad promises better stock and grades than competitors, daring the county to claim otherwise with a $50 penalty to Tuberculosis Hospital for false statements. Special terms on large orders. Eyler, 30 N Center St.
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Eyler
Centre St
Publication Order for Sale of Real Estate in Allegany County
In the Circuit Court for Allegany County a decree for sale of real estate in Cumberland is sought to pay the deceased Morris Knop's debts. Non-resident heirs Bailey Knop Ethel Myer Lina Katz are notified by publication before May 4 1914 and appearance by May 6 1914.
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Allegany County
Morris Knop
Act of Assembly of
Maryland
Bailey Knop
Ethel Myer
Israel Myer
Lina Katz
David Katz
Cach
Kellem
Corona-Guberna
Russia
Townersville
New York
West Hoboken
New Jersey
Circuit Court For
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Lloyd L. Shafeer
Order of Publication in Clark Estate Orphans Court
In Allegany County Maryland the Orphans Court orders a meeting for distribution of Stephen J. Clark estate. Notice to distributees legatees and interested parties includes Annie Veronica Winters St Mary's Seminary cardinal Gibbons Philadelphia non residents and others unknown or abroad must be published in newspapers in Cumberland and Allegany County for four weeks prior to distribution.
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Daniel F. McMullen
Stephen J. Clark
Allegany County
State of Maryland
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Annie Veronica Winters
Saint Charles College
Ellicott City
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Michael Clark
John Clark
Mary Ann McCready
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bridget Smith
Ireland
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Great Britain
Cumber
P. D. Getzendanner
William Close
John B. Rees
Orphans Court
Hervey W. Shuck
Register of Wills
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