Grace Ripellc Arrives in N York on Hygsie Fue
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Grace Ripellc arriving in New York aboard a Hygsie Fue. The text is unclear about dates, names, or destinations beyond the city reference and a vague travel context.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
9
Colorado Saloons Ready for Dry Spell After Tomorrow
In Denver Colorado saloons and liquor stores cash in on final day of operation before the dry law takes effect. Patrons stock up on beer wine and whiskey as the state with about 1600 saloons prepares for the prohibition. The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company owned by John D. Rockefeller must close its mining camp saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
John D. Rockefeller
Chronology of World War I U S note responses and incidents
A dense ledger of events from 1914 to 191? detailing U S diplomacy with Germany and Austria, British actions, submarine warfare, and notable incidents. It lists German refusals, Lusitania notes, ship sinkings, and recalls, with names like William P. Frye and Leelana, and figures such as Ambassador Dumba and Cardinal Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostitella
L-accounta Mngland
Navy Deartment
Syville
L. I
Austria
Cunarder Orduna
U. S
Lusitania
Germany
Leelana
England
William P. Frye
Bernstorff
State Department
James F. J. Archibald
Falmouth
Dumba
von Papen
Cardinal Gibbons
Pope
Wilson
Hesperian
Rotterdam
Fragmentary World War I News Snippets
A series of brief wartime notes covers moves on the Western Front from West Prussia to Galicia, diplomatic tensions with Britain and the United States, the Austrian actions in the Mediterranean, and notable individuals including Frances Hewlett and Henry Ford. Readouts include naval incidents, political charges, and ambassadorial movements amid ongoing global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Prussia
Galicia
Japan
Frances Hewlett
French Foreign Legion
Holland
Special Agent Carothers Widens Mexico Crisis
George C. Carothers, a U. S. special agent with the Villista forces, threatens to complicate the Mexican problem. Gen. Alvaro Obregon protests to Gen. Carranza that Carothers is dangerous to the de facto government's tranquility. Obregon asks Carranza to discuss the matter with Washington. action to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George CC. Carothers
State Department
Villista
United States
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
Carothers
Obregon
Washington
Cleveland water test shows pollution levels in Lake Erie supply
A Cleveland test reports residents consume 320 gallons of fish scales sand sewage and dirt in daily water intake from 40 million tons of Lake Erie water pumped to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Corner Lot at Bedford and Centre Streets in Cumberland
Beginning at 10 o'clock a m the property describes Lot No 1 at the corner of Bedford and Centre Streets Cumberland Maryland opposite City Hall with 38 feet on Centre Street and 67 feet on Bedford Street. It was conveyed to Mary C Hast by William Brace and Rufus Gill trustees by deed dated September 30 1882 recorded in Allegany County Land Records. The lot in Equity Case 3243 of the Circuit Court for Allegany County includes building rights granted in December 5 1883 and alley right details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
William H
Sarah Biliwas
Gwhll
Liberty Street
Second National Tank
Cumberland
Maryland
Bedford
Centre Streets
City Hall
Centre Street
Bedford Street
Mary C. Hast
William Brace
Rufus Gill
Allegany County
John L. Miller
Hig
Seta
Leek Fete
Fragmented OCR notes on Cumberland properties and crime
Readable fragments describe a mixed scenario in Cumberland mentioning Hast properties and a cartel reference. The text references a business corner and improvements, with unclear names and locations. No clear events or dates are established.
Fragmented Local Notice Teases School Section Change
A partially legible OCR fragment hints at a local school or district notice about a timetable or section change. Readable items mention a location and possible administrative action with dates unclear.
Land sale notices and improvements on Cumberland lot
The document describes improvements on a lot with a story and a half brick dwelling containing four rooms and a frame kitchen. It lists unimproved lots in the Rose Hill addition in Cumberland with specific block and lot numbers. Terms provide one third cash, negotiation through trustees, with parcels offered separately. A separate ad teases a serial about Don Pendleton beginning a new job on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pendleton
Wall Street
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Grace Ripellc
Warrived
Fan
America
Jens
Zeppelim
Ind van Poeven
Esa
Callaed
Sam Cords
Ger
Austria i
Ican
Er O.co
Wiliam P
Reider Prinz Wiedrich
Ly Seiz
Ingland
Promian
Evelyn Sun Wan
Carib Sunt Te
Arobing Supplyi
Crman
Americauy Magrine
Yan
Turkey
Ancona
Mediterranean
Joseph Gerhard
Nuber Ahd
Henry Ford
Whitlock
Belgium
Charge
Zwiednick
von Nuset
PS Pe
George C. Carothers
ST. Ambrose Hall
Craptown, Maryland
Klausterman
Six Mile House
Maclay Shoe CO
North Centre Street
Paris
North Maclay Shoe Company
Strest Teh Ff
Ries Tr
Miahiretons
Dee
Nhatt
Edison Mazda
Edison: Electric: Ill. CO
Hiarty
Eiber Ystreee
Citizens National
United States Treasury
City OF
Sealand, MD
Eos Evi-Story Vinkok
Hieikdamese Cartel
Cotte
CPEB
Dia
PAN Wnp
Contalns
Isc
M. Rnauitty
Wititys
Shwee
Loarte
Viewsihe Vhroueh
Thon Koegsel
Rose Hill
Thomas W. Arnett
Henry Hast
Arner G. Carl
William BK. Walsh
Trustees
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