England Faces Revolution as Ulster Prepared for Force
London reports the British government mobilizing to curb Ulster’s Home Rule revolt. King George chairs a two hour war cabinet session with War Secretary Seely as troops and naval units move to Ulster. Belfast sees rapid mobilization as destroyers sail to Carrickfergus and the Irish sea fleet may deploy along the coast.
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King George
EK. J. B. Seely
Ulster
Seely
War Department
Belfast
Dublin
Carrick Fergus Castle
Irish Sea Division
Edward Carson
Keystone Sam Pedestrian Visits Cumberland From York
Keystone Sam Cole a 23 year old tuberculosis patient and newspaper seller from York Pa arrived in Cumberland on Baltimore and Ohio train No 2 from Grafton W Va His visit includes meeting Professor Alvin Serf and soliciting local support for his life mission He plans to walk to San Francisco for the 1915 exposition and must average 1000 miles a month if he proceeds San Francisco bound by June 1 1915.
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Keystone
Sam’ Cole
Samuel H. Cole
York
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grafton
W. Va
Cole
Alvin R. Serf
Vielio
Cumberland Conservatory of Music
Serf
Keystone Sam
United States
Sam
Hagerstown
Samuel Zizler
Reading
World's Fair Company
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
San Franceesc
May Contest at Hagerstown Aims to Block Inauguration
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 21 reports of a ballot discrepancy from the Monday Smithsburg election spark rumors of a contest. The town may seek to bar the newly elected officials from taking office. Boy mayor John W. Ferguson led over Dr. B F Carrill with 106 ballots cast for 105 voters. William Clark won the Assistant Burgess race by one vote over Philip Clark.
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Hagerstown
Smithsburg
John W. Ferguson
B. F. Carrill
William Clark
Philip Clark
Brunswick woman fears husband dead in West Virginia cave-in
Frederick Maryland March 21 Mrs Frank H Nash of Brunswick fears her husband is among three unidentified men killed in a cave-in near the Doe Gully tunnel West Virginia A committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers will visit the area to confirm if he was among the victims.
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Frederick
Frank H. Nash
Brunswick
Doe Gully Tunnel
West Virginia
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Sweet Peas and Carnatic Prices Ad
Advert shows produce prices for Friday and Saturday at Ruppert's with sweet peas 25 cents a bunch and Carnatic 35 to 40 cents per dozen, dated March 20 21.
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Ruppert’s
Adverent
Dozet Ruppert's
Wrecks Delay Traffic on Western Maryland Line
Western Maryland trains stalled after a second wreck at Fairplay on Thursday. Engine No 759 crashed into a stationary wreck crane, derailing the crane and several cars. Engine man George Alsip of Hagerstown was badly bruised.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Fairplay
George Alsip
Hagerstown Chicken Thieves Raid Nets Three Arrests
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 21 police and deputies arrested Daniel Kenny George Rink and John Davis over alleged hen robbery ties. Kenny allegedly confessed to involvement in multiple henneries thefts and said the gang planned another raid. Dressed chickens were found at the gang’s house.
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Hagerstown
Daniel Kenny
George Rink
John Davis
Frndinger
Lone
Kenny
Fragments Hint at Garden Center Ad Snippet
Readable bits show a Saturday date near March and mention prices for flowers such as carnations and sweet bunches, with a supplier Ruppert's. The fragment suggests a promotional listing for a flower sale but is incomplete.
United States Moves to Block Texan Raid Across Border
Secretary of War Garrison ordered Brigadier General Bliss to prevent a planned Texan raid into Mexico from Laredo aiming to recover stolen horses and avenge the death of Clemente Vergara. The move comes as Villa's forces shell Torreon and O Shaughnessy considers resignation over health.
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Washington
Garrison
Mexico
Clemente Vergara
Bliss
Laredo
Texas
Vergara
First photograph of Mme Cailloux who killed editor Calmette
Paris reports guards at St Lazare Prison monitor Mme Cailloux closely fearing suicide. She reiterates she had no plan to kill M Calmette but only to frighten him.
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Mme, Caillaux
Paris
St. Lazare Prison
Henriette Cailloux
Mme. Cailloux
M. Calmette
Price Road Bill Wins Out In State Senate Yesterday
Annapolis Md March 21 The State Senate approved the Price road bill by 21 to 6 after hours of debate. The measure gives the State Road Commission power to locate bridges decide construction details and purchase or condemn approaches. The roads program also authorizes paving selection and funding of city streets. Votes on third reading showed Price in favor with Ford Archer Beck Benson Chesley Cooper Duke Emmett Hammond Harper Harrison Hidmeaad Jones Mathias Milbourne Muda Shepherd Snader Speicher Watkins and Zihlman for and Campbell Collier Curran Maloy Ogden Williams against.
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Senate
House
State Road Commission
Ford Price
Archer
Beck Benson
Chesley
Cooper
Duke
Emmett
Hammond
Harper
Harrison
Hidmeaad
Jones
Mathias
Milbourne
Muda
Shepherd
Snader
Speicher
Watkins
Zihlman
Contempt Case Involving Miss Topfer Continued
The Circuit Court at Salisbury Maryland adjourns to April 6 for the contempt case against Avery T Malone and Nutter T Hammond accused of removing a witness. Malone renewed his $5,000 bond with his father as security. Hammond remains at large as deputies seek to locate him and try both defendants together.
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Salisbury
Avery T Malone
Nutter T. Hammond
Miss Topfer
Waller
Virginia
Hammond
Malone
Postmasters Confirmed by Senate in Pennsylvania
The Senate has confirmed Pennsylvania postmasters including Thomas N. Burke Carmel H. W. Saloon East Brady Rueben Gerhart Sanderton John H. Gorman Coalport Simon T. Geisel Hooversville Alonzo W. Jones Union J. H. McGee South Bethlehem U S Speer Everett.
Commissioners Electare denounce Daily News editorial
Newly elected Water and Lighting Commissioner Schriver and fellow commissioners denounce the Daily News for alleging a two hour meeting with Henry Glick about a merger agenda. They deny such topics were discussed and call the editorial false and harmful to the new commission.
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Josephs. Schriver
New Commission
Daily News
T. A. K. Hummelshime
Ward
Eichelgerger
Schriver
Henry J. Gilek
Hummelshime
Eichelberger
Messrs. Schriver
Hammelshime
Koon
Strauss Appointed to Hague Tribunal
Oscar 8 Strauss of New York has been named by President Wilson as a permanent Hague Tribunal member for six years. He previously sat on the court in 1902 and 1908 under Presidents Roosevelt. He has not yet presided over a case, though a Britain Spain dispute may reach the court within a year.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Permanent
Hague Tribunal
Wilson
Roosevelt
Stravan
Great Britain
Spain
Strauss
Maryland eight hour bill debate cited in labor reform talk
Congress and state leaders discussed extending an eight hour workday to women and minors. Andrew J. Peters criticized Massachusetts for removing similar exemptions while Miss Schneiderman urged action to prevent Maryland from becoming retrogressive. The Consumers' League and labor advocates highlighted public demand and organized efforts to pass protective legislation.
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Andrew J. Peters
Etts
Consumers’ la Tt
Congress
Massachusetts
Com League
David J. Lewis
Schneiderman
New York
Sion
Legisla News
Port Deposit Landmark Fire Destroys Richardson Home
A fire at an old landmark near Port Deposit Maryland destroyed the Richardson home called Richardsmere. The structure stood near Port Ce county and was reportedly the residence of the Richards family, with local officials noting the blaze as an important historic loss.
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Port Deposit
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Ulster County
Torreon
Yermo
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Refugio Velasco
O'Shaughnessy
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John Lind
Jose Lopez Portillo Y Rojas
Senor Portillo
Orizaba
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