Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department convention set in Cleveland
The annual Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Relief Department meeting will be held in Cleveland tomorrow. Delegates from the Cumberland division include A. Birdman J. H. Dunk W. H. Groseup W. S. Shaw H. A. Hook and J. H. Krause to select advisory and operating committee members for next year. A dinner with railroad officials follows official business. In Cumberland Mary Lueck three is badly burned by matches while playing. she was taken to Allegany Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumland Press
The
Cumberland Press
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Relief Department
Cleveland
Department
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland Division
A. Birdman
Cumberland
J. H. Dunk
Piedmont
W. Va
PP. H. Groseup
W. HH. Shaw
H. A. Hook
J. H. Krause
Mary
Barney Lueck
Laing Avenue
Allegany Hospital
Western Maryland Railway plans rehabilitation and bond moves
Western Maryland Railway management works on a rehabilitation plan to handle its 10 million dollar 5 percent notes maturing July 1 and to finance the Connellsville extension. Rockefeller interests hold most notes and may exchange stock, while coal properties will be segregated to comply with antitrust rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
Rockefeller
Maryland
Rockefellers
Western
Supreme Court
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Connellsville
Cumberland
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburgh
Deutsch Bank of
Berlin
Coal Exports Open Big Field for Port
Baltimore reports two developments boosting its coal export potential. Consolidation Coal Company announces May output at a record and June likely higher, with most coal already exported to Europe and South America. Elkhorn Fuel Company shares rise on the stock market as a second indicator of growing export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
South Wales
Spain
South America
Baltimore
Consolidation Coal Company
Elkhorn Fuel Company
Stock Exchange
B and O Railroad Net Revenue Sets May Record
Baltimore and Ohio Railway reports May net operating revenue of 3,113,405, a gain of 1,247,286 from last year’s May. The figure surpasses the October 1912 peak by more than 200,000, aided by cost reductions and system improvements under President Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Willard
Trans
For Sale Discounts on Household Items at Schonter
Local advertiser Schonter at 43 N Liberty St offers deeply reduced prices on brass and iron beds, springs, mattresses, stoves, dresses, washstands, sideboards, sewing machines, rockers, tables, carpets and more. Apr22 sale promotes lowest prices and big savings for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schonter
Liberty Street
Baltimore and Ohio reports strong 11 month operating gains
The Baltimore and Ohio lines show reduced transportation expenses by 318,750 in May 1914, with expenses to gross earnings at 33.31 percent. Train tonnage per mile rises as heavier trains run. Month revenues reach 8,276,206, up 544,166 from May last year. 11 month revenues total 83,152,842, up 8,050,566, while net operating revenue is 24,687,738, up 1,140,724.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Fragmentary OCR Financial Strings
A sequence of numbers and decimals appears, including 7.55 12.10 7.62 12,07 7.44 1158 and other figures like 6.51 1L.1b 648 11,08 6,43 10,53 .64 19 44, with no clear narrative or entities. The readable portion resembles a garbled data line rather than a coherent news item or notice.
Train Schedule and Connections From Cumberland 1914
Schedule effective September 2 1914 lists trains from Cumberland to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other points. Sleeper cars and daily departures include routes to Pittsburgh Elkins Belington and Frostburg with times around 2 10 AM and 7 00 AM and 4 05 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Ourg
Healtimore
Puiengt
Phia
New York
Aggu
Paney
Pitteburg
Elkins
Belington
Cateeoetiell
Durbin
Sande
Lasersugan
Baltimore
Chamberg
Westminster
Frostburg
Meyers
Gale
Fitteburgh
Ween
Davis
Diate Pointe
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Cumberland
Cumberland Press, Truitt Drug Co
Virginia Avenue
South End
Vicrola
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Cumberland, Aryland
Pca Et Ind
New Park Cinies
NEW York Times
Times Square
Jack Solomon
Mechanic Street
Gilmore, Md
Waverly Terrace
Bedford Street
White's Hall
Spring Street
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtzshu & Co
Polk Street
Lazarus Millinery
Bedford St. My
Harrison Street
George D. Lancvwehr
G. Be
Geo. L
York Place
Miller’s
Miller’s Dye Works
Corner Frederick and Mechanicsts
Va. Ave
Caphmanor Shelinn Srteweeds
Hanover St
Maryland Avenue
Boyd A. Reinhart
Cumberland, Md
Windsor
F. F. Tookenott
McCoole
Gilmore
William F. Guynn
Ss. G
Springfield
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Royal
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Cumberland Office Supply Co
Maryland Theatre
Keith
Hohe
Ohoho
Ohohohohomo Oho
Ohohohoh Hoh
Tub Cal Nasional — Agency, Inc
Third National Bank Bldg
J. H. Dailey
North Centre Street
Schultz 206
N. G
Umberland Ius
Savage Jo Vrostburg
Omen
Shaftiand
Coning Fan
Miedmont
J. T. Robertson
I. Agi
Louis Stein
Funer
North Centre St
Mohn
Wolford
South Liberty
Household Loan Co
Third National Bank Building
London
Paris
the Hat Shop
Centre Street
the Cumberland Press
J. H. Griffin
Oldtown Road
Ead
Effron
Walsh Building
Chichester
Speelman’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!