Free Lance notes $90,000 house sale linked to Levister satire
The Baltimore Evening Sun column cites $90,000 purchase of Hon. William H. Anderson’s Forest Park palace by Rev. Dr. Charles M. Levister’s circle. Dr Heisse buys, pays cash 76,000 with mortgage balance. palace features include four pianos and a marble pool. Anderson plans a Fifth Avenue New York home costing about 325,000.
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Free Lance
Baltimore Evening Sun
William H. Anderson
New York
Charles M. Levister
Rich
Anderson
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J. F. Heisse
Saloon League
Heisse
T. de Witt Talmadge
Botticelli
Fifth Avenue
Babylon
West Virginia Wesleyan College Holds Commencement
Buckhannon reports the 76 graduates of West Virginia Wesleyan College with a morning address by Dr William Oxley Thompson of Ohio State University and an afternoon talk by Rev Dr G D Smith. The institution plans a college of agriculture and a department of domestic science next year amid expected enrollment growth.
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Wesleyan College
College of Agriculture
Moose May Choose Denver for Home
Denver, June 24. The Loyal Order of Moose may select Denver as the site for a 2,000,000 sanatorium. Delegates from mountain states attend the Supreme Council session with a panel of 33 sites closest to Denver under consideration.
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Loyal Order of Moose
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Baltimore Coal Shipments by B and O Railroads
In 1913 Baltimore terminals of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad received 3 555 526 tons of bituminous coal 162 688 tons of anthracite and 148 004 tons of coke. Of this traffic 1 611 306 tons shipped coastwise 026 161 tons exported 651 673 destined for the harbor and 98 847 for the bay trade. Coke export total 60 857 tons.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Auto hill climb July 4 in Uniontown for $2000 purse
Western Pennsylvania will host a three mile hill climb on Chestnut Ridge from Hopwood to the summit. Four drivers Charles W. Johnson Packard I Fetterman Simplex C E Giddings Mercedes and W L Poffenberg Mormon car have posted $500 each to compete for a $2000 purse.
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W. L. Poffenberg
Wilkinsburg
Montignani Attends Two Conventions for Maryland
William C. Montignani, secretary of the B and O R R M C A, left for Chicago to join a conference of the Employed Officers Association meeting at Williams Bay Wisconsin on Lake Geneva. He also serves as one of ten Maryland delegates at the fourteenth International Sunday School Convention in Chicago, which opened yesterday and runs for one week. B W Kindley, general secretary of the Maryland Sunday School Association, prepared the delegate list.
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Chicago
Employed Officers’ Association
Williams Bay
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
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Maryland
B. W. Kindley
Maryland Sunday School Association
Lincoln Chautauqua Opens Here Tomorrow
The Lincoln Chautauqua begins a six day program in a big tent at Johnson and Water streets at 2 30, with speeches expected from Mayor Koon and Chautauqua directors. The lineup includes musical acts by conservatory players and an entertaining impersonation of Harry Lauder. Dr J T McCrory will speak in both sessions, and George C Crowe will deliver an illustrated Pan American exposition address. Officials and circuit directors have arrived.
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Johnson and Water Streets
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J. T. McCrory
George C. Crowe
Progressives Nominate at Elkins West Virginia
The Progressives of Randolph County held a convention in Elkins WV nominating candidates for the House of Delegates Captain W H Cobb for clerk of the circuit court R Emmett O Connor for clerk of the county court John F Nydeger for county commissioner A L Dove for county superintendent E E Shiflett Preston Harman chaired the meeting H P Mullenex was secretary Delegates were chosen to state district and senatorial conventions Lew S Keim elected county chairman Resolutions endorsed the national Progressive platform and addressed local and state matters.
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Randolph County
W. Va
Houes
W. H. Cobb
R. Emmett O'Connor
John F. Nydeger
A. L. Dove
E. E. Shiflett
Preston Harman
H. P. Mullenex
Lew S. Keim
Police Court Seizures and Fines Continue in Disorderly Case
Charles Appold posted a $10 bond at the police court for disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed revolver but forfeited it after not appearing. Seven cases of drunk and disorderly were heard. each was committed in default of $3.75. Michael Mulvey received five days for soliciting money on the streets.
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Appold
Michael Mulvey
McMullen Bros Ad Teases Tomorrow Event
Readable fragments suggest a local ad promoting an event at McMullen Brothers set for tomorrow. Specifics are unclear but the notice centers on a sale or gathering at the business location.
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McMullen Bros
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