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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1914

Page

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Winter storm lashed the east with gale and damage

A fierce high wind battered the region with rain, snow flurries, and temperatures from six below to two above. Windows shattered, roofs blown off, and trees uprooted across the city and nearby towns as rail lines slowed and services lagged behind schedule.

Mercury E City M. F Neill North Liberty Street Harry Martin Mechanic Street Lindnerville Thereen Street Western Maryland Railroad Davis Thomas Frostburg St. John's Episcopal Church Main Street Mt. Savage Lonaconing Midland Georges Creek Six Mile Westernport

London chorus girl May sue titled actor now in America

Viscount Dangan and his show-girl wife May Picard will stay in New York for their honeymoon. Rumors say he calls off the England trip to avoid reconciliation with his father, and a possible lawsuit awaits if he returns to Britain. Both perform with a Broadway theatrical company.

London America New York Viscount Dangan May Picard England Paul Aufrere Dangan Broadway

Primary voters urged to weigh honest candidates in Cumberland

Amid a Jim Crow era exhortation voters are asked to consider the qualifications and honesty of nominees for Cumberland city directors. The piece warns renters share taxpayer status and urges trust in future city governance.

City of Cumberland Allegany County

Self Destruction by Dynamite Ends Life in Brooks West Virginia

Charles T. Bennett a 48 year old railroad section master killed himself in Brooks West Virginia by placing dynamite caps over his heart and a fuse attached. He chose a time a freight train passed, arranged a cross tie on his chest and crossed his hands over his breast after lighting the fuse. He had prepared a will a day or two earlier. He was a Baptist.

Charles T. Bennett Brooks W. Va Bennett

Clarence M. King for Cumberland Mayor

This political message urges voters to elect Clarence M. King as mayor of Cumberland. It highlights his past leadership, creation of the fire department, paving projects on Centre Street Washington Street Maryland Avenue Park Street Green Street Virginia Avenue and most paved streets in South Cumberland, and his fiscal policy of getting value for money with a low tax rate. It argues he is experienced proven and capable to lead.

City of Cumberland Mr. King King Centre Street Washington Street Maryland Avenue Park Street Green Street Virginia Avenue South Clarence M. King Cimberland

Benton Inquiry Halted by Mexican Rebel Leaders Hold

An official halt to the Benton death inquiry was announced by British and American members of the international commission bound for Chihuahua. The delay followed Rebel commander Fidel Avila’s refusal to grant passports, with orders said to come from General Carranza. The train trip was canceled as U.S. and British members awaited State Department guidance from Washington.

el Paso Tex William S. Benton International Commission Chihuahua Washington Fidel Avila Juarez Avila Carranza Chihuahua City Mex Francisco Villa Gustave Bauch Benton Investigating Commission State Department Juares Zach Cobb Charles A. C. Perceval Galveston James Hambledon Mexico R. E. Thomas B. M. Worsham W. T Force Wal Cobb Federal Building George C. Carothers

Correction in marriage notice lists Ferguson rather than Ferguson

A marriage notice correction states the intended groom was Harry William Ferguson of Montrose West Virginia not Harry William Kelly of Ridgeley West Virginia. The notice was amended to reflect the correct surname Ferguson for the groom in the Emma Susan Shilty marriage plan.

Primaries Set for Tomorrow in City Charter Race

The third city primary under the new charter will run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with over 5 000 registered voters, 500 new names this week and a strong turnout anticipated despite bad weather. Three candidates seek the mayor’s chair Clarence M King Thomas W Koon and Walter Powell. For City Council fourteen hopefuls including Frank Lee Carl Roderick Clary Ward M Eichelberger Oscar A Wyerman William B Frazier Jacob D George Charles W Hinze Joseph Hirsh Theodore A K Hummelshime and others vie with no clear front runner.

Clarence M. King Thomas W. Koon Walter Powell Fer Frank Lee Carl Roderick Clary Ward M. Eichelberger Oscar A. Wyerman William B. Frazier Jacob D. George Charles W. Hinze Joseph Hirsh Theodore A. K. Hummelshime Thomas Ee George A. ‘Rein

Baltimore Blizzard Brings Quakes and Destruction

A fierce blizzard in Baltimore on March 2 was accompanied by earthquake shocks and strong winds. Telegraph and telephone lines failed, fires raged at multiple sites, and the Canton distillery warehouse burned to the ground. The Maryland State Penitentiary roof was ripped off by 50 mile per hour gales, and the A. J. Sackett Company plant fire threatened nearby factories. One firefighter was injured. losses reach about half a million.

Baltimore Reil Maryland State Penitentiary Canton A. J. Sackett Company

Tragic schooner wreck off Connecticut coast reports all aboard lost

A schooner driven ashore at Stony Creek during a gale is believed to have caused the deaths of all on board. Rescue efforts were hampered by the storm as the wreck opened its deck and the vessel broke apart.

New England New Jersey Philadelphia New York North Atlantic Harrisburg Atlantic Coast Stony Creek Conn

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