Frostburg Fire Department to Celebrate 36th Anniversary
Frostburg marks the 36th anniversary of its fire department, with plans for an evening gathering on March 15 featuring song and stories to honor past members and inspire younger volunteers. The report also notes a looming change at Frostburg postmaster as Ulysses Hanna’s term ends March 1, 1915, with Democrats naming possible successors.
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Keyser Notes Grand Jury Hearing and Local Gossips
Gus Grigsby held for Grand Jury after five day jail sentence for keeping a disorderly house on Gilmore street and selling liquor without a license. Knights Were Advanced: Olive Branch Lodge confers second rank on ten candidates as the order grows to about two hundred members. J H Markwood in precarious condition with consultation from Dr. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins. Miss Salle Johnston returned from Clarksburg. Raymond Lowry leaves Romig drug store for Lichtenstein in Cumberland. Engineer Chas E Bilamer to move from Cumberland to Baltimore Street residence. Agent J Z Sewell on vacation visiting near Richmond Virginia. Loren High back at work after illness.
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Grand Jury
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Baltimore
Salle Johnston
Clarksburg
Raymond Lowry
Romig
L'ehtenstein
Cumberland
Engieer Chas. E. Bilamer
Lb Street
J. Z. Sewel
Richmond
Loren Hgh
Weathered musings and urban notes race through March
The piece blends rural reminiscences and city chatter from March 12. It muses on robins, whiskey caches, old fiddlers, maple pegs, drovers, and ginger cakes. It references debates on whiskey, poultry prices, divorces in Philadelphia, and a poll day in the city. It also notes rail plans, appendicitis research, Paris fashion, and royal dancing at Buckingham Palace.
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Death claims Piedmont elder Aaron Welton at 75
Aaron Welton age 75 died yesterday at his Hampshire street home after a long illness. Born September 12, 1839 near Petersburg Hardy County, he worked many years for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and retired on a pension. Survived by wife and children Mrs Charles I Davis Alice Welton Carrie Welton James C Welton Arthur Welton. funeral at First Presbyterian Piedmont tomorrow at 3 pm with Rev M A Ray. Interment Phlos Cemetery Westernport.
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Piedmont
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Fairmont
W. Va
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South Cumberland
Baltmore
Ohio
Westernport
Flo
Tri-Towns
General election prospects stir Europe and suffrage activity
London reports a growing push for a general election with American visitors to observe campaigns. King George regrets the election, while Christabel Pankhurst drives a Paris suffrage league and seeks an international role. French police study suffragette methods as Spain's commerce ministry follows developments.
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