Liberal Arts Exhibit Invitation For Panama Pacific Exposition
Chief Nardee of the Liberal Arts department urges U S manufacturers to apply for exhibit space at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Exhibits should be working displays across fifteen groups and will be housed free in the Palace of Liberal Arts. Applications should be filed promptly as space is limited and preliminary allotments will begin in spring with the exposition opening February 20 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Hardee
United States
San Francisco
Nardee
Harder
Department of Liberal Arts
Panama Canal
Palace of Liberal Arts
Palft Liberal Arts
Manhattan Club Tales and Rockefeller Philanthropy
An evocative snapshot recalls a New York social club with bright rooms, a rooftop tea space, and luxury amenities, noting costs and a gym on the eighth floor. It highlights John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s active church work and art patronage, contrasting his wealth with limits on the presidency. A separate incident describes a stock exchange breach of etiquette ending with a man exposed in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John BD
Rockefeller
John D. Jr
John D., Jr
Flo
Widgrove
Johnd., Jr
United States
Express
New York Stock Exchange
New Street
Comic Entrance Upsets Doorkeeper at City Hall
A gown and hat riot disrupts a formal gathering as an intruder strips to reveal a shabby appearance. A bystander jokes with veteran doorkeeper John Connally about admitting Sam Untermeyer, causing further distress.
Real Estate Transfers Round Cumberland Area Listings
A series of parcel transfers recorded in Cumberland listing multiple buyers and sellers. Names include Romanus L Sebold Ella Sebold Walter Parker George Schade Martha Schadge Conrad Glaze Elizabeth Glaze The Miller Company David Miller F Teresa Goodfellow John Zeiger Charles Hetzer Fred erick Zihlman Peter Cowden Winmer Bowman Nora Bowman Ada Smith Clarence Barnes assignee Icecca Muzenbaker Cresap Street Cumberland and Beall Franklin Braddock roads with nominal sums around 10 dollars and 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanus L. Sebold
Ella Sebold
Walter W. Parker
Boone Street
Cumberland
Kenny Gates
Eleanor Gates
Wesley Roman Williams
Camden Street
Gates
George Schade
Martha Schadge
Miller Company
David Milelr
Franklin Street
David P. Miller
Charles E. Hetzer
Frederick N. Zihlman
Peter G. Cowden
Beall Street
F. Trerence Goodfellow
John Zeiger
Charles FE. Hetzer
Winmer Bowman
Nora Pearl Bowman
Ada B. Smith
Braddock's Road
Clarence Barnes
Icecca Pmuzenbaker
Tana
Cresap Street
Personal notices from Cumberland area residents
Dr A EF Dixon returned from Pittsburgh where he attended the Dental Manufacturers Association meeting. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murphy of Austin WV visited Cumberland to retrieve their daughter from Allegany Hospital after an operation. Mrs Lucy Goss leaves for Cumberland MD to visit daughters. Miss Dorothy Hook and Master William Hicks visit relatives during spring vacation. Charles W L McDermott to speak at Eagles memorial in Lonaconing on Easter. George W Smith goes to Washington on business. Loyd Lowndes III travels to Chillicothe for Easter with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Dixon
Pitsburg
Dental Manufacturers’ Association
Thomas Murphy
Austin
W. V
Midland
Cumberland
Mary
Allegany Hospital
Murphy
Harrison Carl
Baltimore
Robert R. Henderson
R. E. L. Strider
Keyser
Episcopal Church
Ikins
T. M. McCorkle
C. H. Colgate
H. Loose, S Jr
York
J. F. Quensen
Arthur Rice
United States Army
Walsh
Quensen
Cuba
Philippines
Texas
Lucy Goss
Robert Hamilton
McGee
Winchester
Dorothy Hook
Hannah Moore Academy
Ferdinand Williams
William Cleveland Hicks
St. James College
Washington County
Charles W. L. McDermott
The
Press
Order of Eagles
Butler
McDermott
Eagles
Lonaconing
George W. Smith
Washington
William F. Broening
Baltimore City
California
Frank H. Quast
French Lick Springs
Harry D. Sanner
Loyd Lowndes III
Chilicothe
Ohio
Englishman Endorses Tariff and Currency Reform in Interview
Sir Hugh Bell, English steel magnate and North Riding lord lieutenant, praises American tariff reductions and currency reforms. He calls himself a free trader and comments on Great Eastern directors hiring an American manager, noting exchanges of personnel between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh Bell
North Riding of Yorkshire
Territorial Force Association
Sir Hugh
Thornton
Hugh
England
Paper hanger wanted and large building for rent
Wanted paper hanging by the room or belt. H. M. Deets, 6 Dilley Alley. FOR RENT The large building occupied by Tri-State Paper Co., possession May 1st. J. T. Edwards, Mar23-1iw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Deets
Dilley Alley
Tri-State Paper Co
J. T. Edwards
Model Conversion Tonight Dr Lieber Sermon at St Johns
Dr Lieber presents a sermon at St Johns Lutheran Church South Cumberland tonight focusing on converting unchurched individuals. A large chart tracks about one thousand converts by age from ten to sixty, illustrating reconversions and conversions with numbers 24 and 22 recorded to date.
Boy Seeks Smile From President in White House Visit
Nine year old Harry Winthrop Davis, dying of heart trouble, arrived at the White House in an ambulance and was brought to the Blue Room on a cot. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson greeted him and the President gave him a bouquet of forget-me-nots before he heads to Atlantic City for a possible few weeks more of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
United States
Harry Winthrop Davis
A. L. Davis
Sewickley
Atlantic City
Bank Run Strikes German-American Trust in Denver
A run on the German-American Trust Company in Denver caused depositors to line up four abreast for a block to withdraw funds. As officials sought to curb the panic, depositors distrusted assurances of insolvency and demanded cash. The Clearing House provided funds to pay out deposits as fast as possible.
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Denver
Cal
Denver Clearing House
Burns heads to New York in Mary Phagan case
Detective William J. Burns travels to New York as Lina Formby and H. F. Becker provide new evidence in the Mary Phagan murder case. Formby swears two detectives coerced her into testifying against Leo M. Frank under threats of police protection withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mary Phagan
Leo M. Frank
William J. Burns
New York
Lina Formby
H. F. Becker
Formby
Frank
Conference to Resume Over Miner Pay in Ohio
Chicago March 23 The conference between operators and bituminous miners in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois resumes tomorrow. The main issue is Ohio pay under State law versus a screen measure basis proposed by operators. United Mine Workers representatives refused that basis and the day was set aside for further consultation by both sides.
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Chicago
Ill
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
United Mine Workers of America
Escapee Eaton Recaptured After Midnight Stunt
William Eaton known as Peckerneck Eaton was re arrested Saturday night by Officer Cage after escaping from the Station House by climbing to the roof via a trapdoor. He is in the lock up awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eaton
Navy launches battleship Oklahoma on Delaware River
Camden March 23. The battleship Oklahoma was launched at the New York Shipbuilding Company yards. She is the largest ship ever launched on the Delaware River, measuring 583 feet in length with a trial displacement of 27,500 tons.
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Camden
N. J
United States Navy
Oklahoma
New York Shipbuilding Company
Delaware River
Huerta Rejects Appeal On Bank Holiday Rise Crisis
Mexico City reports President Huerta refused bankers plea to extend the bank holiday. After March 31 the banks must meet all demands in full, prompting expectations of a financial panic commencing April 1.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Conviction Upheld in Mills Case at New Bedford
Richard P D Riley superintendent of Cavol Cotton Mills in New Bedford Massachusetts had conviction for violating state labor limits upheld by the U S Supreme Court. The case centered on prohibiting employment of women or children for more than ten hours a day or 58 hours a week.
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Washington
Richard PD. Riley
Cavol Cotton Mills
New Bedford
Mass
Supreme Court of the United States
Train schedule fragment for Frostburg to Piedmont service
Fragmentary timetable lists trains from Frostburg to Piedmont with arrival and departure times. It notes a 1:30 departure from Piedmont and a return trip arriving at Piedmont at 5:04 and another service arriving Piedmont at 3:04, all in a dated schedule snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savaga
Din If Saan
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Heodore Hardee
Wirutes
Manhattan
Gotham Knickerbocker
Ndercul New Town
MD Ft Grand Central Terminal
University Club
Stric College
Ars
Ibutt
Bach
Missmith
Harvard
Wells
John D
Rockefellers
Kank-hi
John Connnally
Connally
Sam Untermeyer
Conrad Glaze
Elizabeth J. Glaze
J. T. and
Bessie E. Duckworth
Oldtown
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Secretary of the Treasury
Maryland
Citizens National Bank of Cumberland
Citizens National Banks
George L. Wellington
Hugh A. McM
W. L. Morgan
Cash
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
James A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles
Geo. D. Land
Robert Macdon Thomas Footer
G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
Olisha
Citizens Onal Bank
German Savings Bankm
BO. D. Landwehr
G. Holzshu
John Schiller
Geo. D. Landwehr
Conrad Zimm
Ulman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
Jonnn Schiller
H. A. Bachman
Eaton
Goodsman Alley
Shriver Avenue
Bedford Street
Decatur Street
South Centre Street
Nedg
Baltigfore Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co. Bonding
Insurance
Ehi
North Centre Street
Hi. Speelman
Cumberland & Pennsylvaniia
Sun
Robertson
Mabag
Loa
Edison Electric Ill. CO
Union Street
Cumberland, Maryland
Hamilton Club
Hamilton
Philip Braun
Hamilton Ave
Pitt
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