Joint Installation of B of L E and Auxiliary at Eagles Hall
The Magic's Hall hosted a joint installation of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division No. 640 leader C. L. Brets and Ladies Auxiliary to Hy No. 388 with many attendees. Officers for both groups were installed, and a banquet followed with speeches and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. OF L. E
Eagles’ Hall
C. L. Brets
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Howard R
F. G. Baker
Mary
Pduiel Pisher
Baltimore
Whic Naa
Ttre
C. If. Deen
Kipa
Meshack Browling
Eastern sleigh collision injures several near lime kiln
A group of 15 riding in an eastern sleigh collided with Conrad C. L. Miller’s sleigh on Valley road around 8:30 pm. Leota Himmler, a stenographer, was knocked unconscious with facial and neck cuts. Mrs. Weisenmiller and others suffered injuries as the horse bolted and the sleigh split. Miller escaped with a minor cut lip. The incident occurred near the lime kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad 4
L. Miller
Joseph Bates
Leota Himmler
Leopolda Himmler
North
Mechanic Street
Weisenmiller
Miller
Lime
Murder of Mrs Burner and children shocks Luray
In Luray Virginia a widow Mrs Charles Burner and her three young children were found murdered at their mountain home. William Nichols the killer died by suicide at a neighboring farmhouse after authorities say he killed the family when Mrs Burner refused to elope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Charles Burner
Nichols
Price
Cupid Touched Their Hearts At A Cumberland Wedding
The woman, Vera King of Hillsboro Canada, and Claude O. Dawson Jr., son of a noted brick mason, wed in Cumberland after Clarksburg plans stalled because the bride elect was not US resident. They returned for a reception at the groom’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clarksburg
W. Va
Vera King
Will King
Hillsboror
Can
Claude O. Dawson, Jr
Cumberland
Cooper’s barber shop moves to 106 North Centre Street
Cooper’s barber shop relocates from 35 North Centre Street to 106 North Centre Street. The vacated room will be remodeled and used by C F Keyser the tailor. Siefers Bros will move their wholesale liquor business from North Mechanic Street to the store room vacated by Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper's
North Centre
North Centre Street
C. F. Keyser
Siefers Bros
North Mechanic Street
Boy Drowned Near Blue Bridge to Be Buried Wednesday
Herbert Fisher a sixteen year old colored boy drowned in the Potomac River near the Blue Bridge while skating. His funeral will be at 2:30 PM Wednesday at McKendree M E Church on North Centre Street with burial in Sumner Cemetery. He was a son of Douglas Fisher of Bedford Street. The body was recovered shortly after the accident and hundreds witnessed the drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fisher
Potomac River
Blue Bridge
McKendree M. E. Church
North Centre Street
Sumner Cemetery
Fishery
Fisher
Seito in Court Between Attorneys
A courtroom exchange arose when attorney Tasker G. Lowndes for the plaintiff and David A. Robb with J. Philip Roman for the defendant faced a motion for judgment over missing pleas. Robb opposed, stating negotiations were ongoing and the action came as a surprise, leading him to withdraw his appearance in libel suits against the Cumberland Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Robb
Tasker G. Lowndes
Mr. Lowndes
Mr. Robb
J. Philip Roman
Robb
Lowndes
Cumberland Daily News
Furniture Tax Exemption Law Now In Effect
A statewide law exempting furniture and household effects valued at 500 from taxation becomes operative January 1, 1915. The act replaces an old Baltimore city and county measure and targets small householders. Expensive furnishings and artwork remain taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
County Medicos to Hold Banquet
Allegany County Medical Society will meet next Wednesday with papers by Dr. S A Boucher of Barton and Dr A Leo Franklin of this city. After the meeting a banquet will be held at the Windsor hotel with a stringed orchestra and local vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County Medical Society
S. A. Boucher
Barton
A. Leo Franklin
Windsor Hotel
Editor Julian K Schaffer Returns to Baltimore
Julian K Schaffer, former editor of the Evening Times, has returned to his home in Baltimore, following Mrs Schaffer who moved there earlier. Mrs Caroline Matt, age 77, remains in poor condition after fracturing her hip from a fall on an icy sidewalk. A special Council meeting is set for Wednesday at nine to open bids on Cumberland paying bonds and resolve their disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clare
Baltimore and Ohio Pailroad Company
Mount Chire
Baltimore
Mount Clare
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Julian K Schaffer
Evening Times
Schaffer
Caroline Matt
North
Mechanic Street
Matt
Cumberland
Mortgagee's Sale of Broadway Addtion Lot in Cumberland
Public sale to highest bidder on January 7, 1915 at 10:00 a.m. on South Center Street Cumberland Allegany County Maryland. The property is Lot seven in Broadway Addition bounded by Broadway Street Verbena Alley and Woodside Avenue with chain of title from 1873 and described as a parcel on the southerly side of Broadway Street in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Center Street
Third National Bank
Broadway Street
City of Cumberland
Broadway
Primrose Alley
Charles C. Shriver
Fred Ginneman
Allegany County
Verbena Alley
Woodside Avenue
Broadsway Street
Roadway Street
And
Maryland
M&m
Br Badway Street
City of
Cumberland
Versena Alley
Land parcels in Broadway Addition Cumberland MD
Description references subdivision of land from O Neal to C C Shriver in Allegany County land records. Property known as Lots Nos 8 and 1 in Broadway Addition to the City of Cumberland Maryland. Vrop-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O'Neal
C. C. Shriver
Allegany County
Broadway
Cumberland
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Wunder
C. Ed. Shepherd
Francis Kaley
Frank Barnard
Louis G. Yeager
Guilde J. Ratelifvfe
Local Board of Adjustment
KK. Sleeman
A. J. Meyers
Meshack Browning
General Board of Adjustment
J. W. Harper
R. Sleeman
G. W. Tullies
Tressurer
Legislative Board
W. R. Wattein
Trees
Auslliary
CC. Twin Marshal
Auxiliary
G. Baker
Vines
Mrowning
Richard T. Arnold
A. E. Marean
William Ensminger
Sentinel
J. Ayers
Pillars
Haller
C. Twigg
Weaver
Marshals
Chenoweth
J. Byers
George Allender
Hendricks
Charles Twigg
Kerns
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Eastern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St Louisa
New York Central Railroad
Tee Leech Grove
Commany
Hoen
KE. J. Mullin
Willard
C. A. L. Miller
Wm. Nichols
Wesley Price
Cupid
North Center Street
Louis Stein
Young Fisher
Douglas Fisher
Bedford Street
Seito
County Medicos
Cumberland, MD
McMullen Bros
Anua
Ladies’ Coaty
Man
Pereale
Furk
Jardinieres
Yde
Storm Serge
All Shades
Erty
William Pearre
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Tmore
Pach
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
the Pest Aan
North Cente Street Cum
Land, MO
Chapel Age Forque
North Centre St
Culwagglamade Md
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