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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
4
Cumberland Maryland voices commitment to decency in politics and public life. The paper pledges to endorse only leaders with spotless reputations and strong family honor, warning that public opinion will retire those who disregard moral standards. Date noted as Friday March 13, 1914.
The Cumberland Press reports the death of John P. McMullen of McMullen Brothers in Hot Springs Arkansas. A beloved Cumberland merchant, miner, and community benefactor, he lived a modest life of charity, faith, and service. The notice expresses deep sympathy for his family and reflects on his character and lasting impact.
A letter condemns New York press coverage of Lieutenant Becker in the Rosenthal murder case arguing public opinion is already fixed and a fair jury may be impossible. It cites Folke Brandt and Jerome to illustrate alleged miscarriages of justice and questions the state’s handling of high profile trials.
Readers debated whether Helen Keller truly heard notes from an opera singer or only imagined it. The Los Angeles scene featured Keller placing her fingers on the singer’s lips as Salzman Stevens performed a high note, prompting a startled exclamation of happiness. Some specialists say vibrations traveled through Keller’s fingers to her brain, creating the sense of sound.
A sentimental verse praises the unseen effort of those who lose in life and battle, balancing praise for victors with acknowledgments of labor and nobility. The page also showcases brief jokes, quips, and social notes about politics, media, and public figures, with a curio of dated headlines.
Tense scenes erupt at Sandy Hook as large caliber weapons discharge amid rising crowd panic. Police cordon area while witnesses describe loud blasts and smoke, with officials promising investigation into the incident and safety measures for residents.
A collage of humorous snippets and social jabs covers topics from seeds catalogs and garden boasts to courtship, marriage, and current events. The piece blends quips about education, fashion, and politics with playful cartoons and social satire.
The writer cautions readers that editors may blue pencil offensive portions or reject letters. it favors arguments free of personal slurs and personalities and warns against grievances or axe grinding. the editor aims to use time efficiently.
March 13 marks a history of monarch abdication in 1821 King Victor Emmanuel III of Sardinia. 1848 Vienna rises up Metternich flees. 1863 Farragut fails Port Hudson. 1864 Sigel leads West Virginia district for Lincoln. 1874 Sumner lies in state. 1901 Harrison dies. 1906 Anthony dies. 1910 Madriz rejects US mediation.
Ex Congressman Martin Dies of Beaumont born in Louisiana 1870 moved to Texas 1876. He studied in Texas public schools and married. He became Tyler county judge in 1894 and Texas district attorney in 1898. He served in the Sixty-first and Sixty-second Congresses.
New York promoter Snow Baker promotes boxing in Australia citing Aboriginal contenders as resilient athletes. He notes Aboriginal Jerome as top talent, describes a brutal traditional log game, and outlines stadiums in Sydney Brisbane Adelaide and Melbourne. Baker expects McFarland and Ritchie to tour Australia in June if not defeated by Wolgast or Murphy.
To Die Today, Tampa Fla March 18 The two week reprieve granted by Gov Trammell to Bennie Henson convicted of killing his wife expires today unless further orders are received The murder occurred after she refused to return to Key West with him and a last minute commutation to life imprisonment could occur.
Patrons are urged to report any delay or irregularity in Cumberland Press delivery. The paper aims to reach homes before supper and to ensure prompt carrier service. Readers should notify the office promptly when complaints arise to improve service.
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