New Train Pipe Coupling Device Claims Huge Profits
The inventor company touts a steam coupling device for air brakes signals and steam heat used on Western Maryland trains between Cumberland and Baltimore. They project rapid stock value growth with large dividends and urge purchase at 121 Baltimore Street Cumberland Md. Wolford's Smoke Shop hosts a working model and expert explanations.
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Cumberland
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Street
Wolford
Magnolia cut off opens on six million line link
Officials attended the opening of the six million Magnolia cut off between Okonoko and Orleans Road in West Virginia. A 6:30 am train carried the officials over the line followed by a coal train of 8,000 tons. Locomotive No. 2140 led the first train with a Pacific engine.
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Magnolia
Okonoko
Orleans Road
W. Va
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Francis Lee Stuart
A. W. Thompson
J. T. Wilson
H. R. Talcott
H. A. Lane
C. W. Galloway
F. E. Blaser
J. R. Kearney
J. W. Kelly
J. Hampton Baumgartner
Earl Stimson
P. Petri
G. B. Myers
J. K. Hazleton
F. H. Clark
M. K. Barnum
J. J Diffenbach
J. L. Barns
R. D. Bragg
W. D. Baker
J. E. Gary
L. Mrimmelbein
Pp. E. Magner
K. W. Light
I. ©. Ambrose
Seaboard
Baltimore
Paw Paw
Chicago
New York
Pacific
Congressmen Brown Weds Actress in Baltimore
West Virginia Congressman William Gay Brown married actress Izetta Jewell Kenny at the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Crew, drew a small party of eleven with Brown’s son-in-law R. J. Brown as best man and the bride’s sister as maid of honor. Brown, a Kingwood banker and businessman, serves his third term in Congress and is noted as a potential gubernatorial candidate.
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William Gay Brown
West Virginia
Baltimore
Belvedere Hotel
Izetta Jewell Kenny
Babylon N. Y
Crew
Silver Spring
R. W. Alexander
R. J. Brown
Brown
Kingwood
W. Va
Washington State
Congress
Mr. Brown
William G. Brown
War Will Add 500 Million To U S Foreign Trade In One Year
Philadelphia December 7 Edward Pratt head of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce estimates that one year of the war in Europe will add about 500 million dollars to U S foreign commerce. He based his figure on consular reports and new orders for American manufactures and notes machine tool demand from Europe. He cites Russia England and France as early buyers and notes delivery challenges but strong cash terms in orders. Details include a projected US trade balance around 70 million dollars for November and rising food shipments.
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U. S
Bureau
Philadelphia
Europe
United States
Edward &. Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Pratt
J. Massel
South America
Russia
England
France
Department
Atlantic
Lukes and Employes Donate Flour to Belgian Relief
The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co crowd joined Belgians in relief aid by contributing flour. Barrel donations totaled 147 at five dollars each, including 26 from Thomas Luke and 20 each from several Luke family members in New York, with additional sums from Luke, Md and Covington Va company workers.
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West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Thomas Luke
New York
William A. Luke
Adam K. Luke
David L. Luke
John G. Luke
Charles W. Luke
Luke, Md
Covington
Mrs Burns Dies After Short Illness at Home
Mrs Mary Burns widow of Jacob Burns dies at 126 Frederick Street after ten days illness. She was 53 and survived by sons Charles Felder William Harvey Harry Homer and daughters Nellie Virgie Jennie Burns and two married daughters Mrs Lloyd Ambrose and Mrs.
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Mary FE. Burns
Jacob Burns
Frederick Street
Charles
Felder
William
Harvey
Harry
Callie
Homer
Nellie
Virgie
Jennie Burns
Lloyd Ambrose
All Stars Beat Braves In Low-Scoring Lonaconing Clash
Lonaconing Md December 7 The Central High School All Stars topped the Braves 15 to 7 on the home court. Field goals All Stars 7 Braves 3 four goals All Stars 1 Braves 1.
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Lonaconing
All Stars
Braves
Central High School
All Stars Braves
Richards
Isssa Eric
EE Cinleen Wtiette
Timepiece repair shop ad from government observatory
Direct to our store from United States Government Observatory twice daily for precise time care. We repair any watch, imported or American, to keep accurate time or we charge nothing.
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United States Government Observatory
Bankrupt Sale Of Lumber By Kaplan Bros Trustee
Whiting and Eppler trustees announce a public auction of switch ties piling sticks street car ties mine rails boards walnut slabs and related lumber in Westernport Allegany County Maryland. Sale set for December 9 1914 at 10 00 AM near the Lutheran Church with cash terms.
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Westernport
Allegany County
Maryland
District Court ¢ of the
United States
District of Maryland
Kaplan Bros
Lutheran
Geo
Louis Eppler
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International Couplers Company
Cumberland and Vicinity
California
Aue
Congressman Brown
Washington
William L. Wilson
Anuguet
Germany
John Martz
Columbus
Greemount Cemetery
Martin L. Enders
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Daniel McCarthy
Haystack Mountain
Stein Undertaking
Lukes and
Employes
Mary Bk. Burns
Wattor Powelle&sons CO
Balto
Ava
Whiting and Eppler
Dennison
John A. Folton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
Hoj Choooh
DIEHL
Mique Diehl
Idea
The
Edison Elec. Ul. Co
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