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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

10

B and O Rail Lines Expand Track and Carload Fruit Shipments

During 1915 the Baltimore and Ohio railroad added 65.00 miles of first track 5.49 miles of second track and relocated 8.34 miles. Second track built mainly at Piedmont Ohio with sidetracks in Ohio and Pennsylvania. relocate lines between Murray's Cut and Orleans Head W Va and Chicago streets. The system handled 3 955 carloads of apples from Indiana Illinois West Virginia and Shenandoah Valley. New appointments include Coniff as special inspector and L Finnegan as Glenwood shops chief. E J Brennan steps in at Glenwood as master mechanic.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Piedmont Ohio Pennsylvania Murray's Cut Orleans Fiead W. Va Seventy-fourth Seventy-ninth Streets Chicago Indiana Ilinois West Virginia Shenandoah Valley Virginia Coniff Mount Clare Baltimore L. Finnegan Glenwood Pittsburgh E. J. Brennan Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Mr. Finnegan Gleenwood Finnegan Baltimore and Ohio

Annual Report Highlights Public Health Service Gains

The Surgeon General’s annual report shows record activity, disease prevention gains, and new findings on pellagra as a diet related illness. It notes a Galveston quarantine station, reduced immigration delays, and the Androscoggin as a hospital ship aiding Newfoundland fishermen.

United States Public Health Service Georgia Mississippi Spartanburg South Carolina Galveston Texas Boston Public Health Service New York Coast Guard Newfoundland

Health Service Proposes Staff and Facility Expansions

Prevention measures at Chicago and Seattle and many rail hubs guide new duties. The service would extend relief benefits to the Coast Guard and require physical exams for applicants to be rated as able seamen. Recommends more commissioned personnel, a larger Hygienic Laboratory, and a National Leprosarium for segregated leprosy care.

Coast Guard

Peace movement on agenda at League to Enforce Peace session

In Charleston South Carolina delegates plan to discuss Europe peace efforts at the League to Enforce Peace meeting with the Southern Commercial Congress. Former President Taft will speak as part of the program and delegates tour the Atlantic fleet.

Charleston S. C Europe League Southern Commercial Congress Taft Atlantic

Hundreds of Canadians stranded in England during war

United Press reports hundreds of Canadians New Zealanders and Australians visiting England are stranded as steamship lines bar subjects of army eligibility from travel. Ages 18 to 40, they face staying in England or enlisting as conscription looms, with no clear outcome yet.

United Press London England Mogland

Saloon license applications filed in Allegany County

Edward G Kight and Albert C Whetsell apply as partners trading as Kight and Whetsell for licenses to sell spirits and fermented liquors at 14 and 16 Bedford Street Cumberland Allegany County Maryland. Applications filed December 15 1915 remonstrances due within 20 days per public local laws. Owner of premises J Semmes Deveeman.

General Assembly of Maryland Allegany County Circuit Court Edward G. Kight Albert C. Whetsell Kight & Whetsell Bedford Street Cumberland Cumberland, Md J. Semmes Edward G Kight Kight

Western Maryland Railway Schedule Sept 1 1915

Trains depart Cumberland to Hagerstown Gettysburg Baltimore and Philadelphia with through service to New York. Daily and Sunday runs listed including mid morning and afternoon departures via stations such as Hagerstown Waynesboro Westminster and Pittsburgh. General passenger agent F Stewart signs.

Western Maryland Railway

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