LONACONING R R Crossing Repaired and Local Moves
The CU and P railroad crossing at Clicks is repaired in excellent condition. General Manager Robertson of the C and P responded quickly after citizen committee notes. Concrete sidewalks go in on Douglas avenue and Main street. Firemen build a new armory entrance. Robert Gardner and wife receive a $10 gold piece at Central High School chapel. they plan to move to Prince George county for chicken raising and truck gardening. Spring moving begins with Douglas Truly moving to Monessen. Alvin Green moves his office to Terment Building on Jackson street. Benjamin F Nichols improves in a Baltimore hospital and Esau ee of Monessen visits town. Robert Patrick departs for Alabama to visit relatives.
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R. R
Clicks
CU. and P
Robertson
C. and P
Douglas Avenue
James A. King
Adolph Reichelt
Main Street
James H. White
Armory
Robert Gardner
Central High School
Gardner
Prince George County
Douglas Truly
St. Mary’s Terrace
Monessen
Alvin Green
Porter
Ternent
Jackson Street
Benjamin F. Nichols
Baltimore
Esau Ee
Robert Patrick
Alabama
Frostburg Arts Scene Includes Band Concert and Charity Play
Frostburg hosts a well attended Arion Band concert at the Opera House praised as artistic and financially successful with soloists and choir including Rev. P. Gy-Safftran Anna Ellas and N. T. Hocking. Frostburg Stars Dramatic Company performs Uncle Josh in Salizbury for St Michael’s Church and plans a Piedmont benefit.
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Arion
Frostburg Opera House
Rev. P. Gy-Safftran
Anna G. Ellas
M. E
Tiddy
N. T. Hocking
The
Frostburg Stars Dramatic Company
Salizabury
Uncle Josh
St .Michael’s Catholic Church
Piedmont
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Eckhart Light Free Offer Sparks Local Debate
The C and W Electric Co. president Ferdinand Williams explains free lights on the Eckhart line while noting limits on future free illumination. Citizens committee members Parker Johnston and Sullivan assist, with funds to cover materials and labor. Also I B S A meets Sunday, Methodist choir begins practice, and James Weigle and niece Leona Philips visit relatives in Springfield and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Williams
C. & W. Electric By. Co
Eckhart
Middle West
James Weigle
Leona Philips
Springfield
Cincinnati
Ohio
Weigel
Porter
Pleasure Club Holds Enjoyable Wasier Ball in Mount Savage
The Pleasure Club hosted a Wasier ball Wednesday night in Mullaney's Hall. The ballroom was crowded and the dance was a well attended event under the club's auspices with representation from Cumberland Frostburg and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullaney's Hall
Cumberland
Frostburg
Funeral and social notes from Piedmont and surrounding towns
Mrs. Fred D. Beck of Elkins was interred at Philos Cemetery after arriving by train from the south. All children attended except Mrs. Archie Parsons who is ill in Baltimore. Miss Ack of Luke Md dies of typhoid. funeral set for Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck of St. Louis attended the mother’s funeral and return today. Miss Izetta Bowers visited Wheeling and Harrison county and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey Kenny return to Renaille. Ada Kenney visits Willie Parsons in Romney. Marie Williams hosted the Ladies Auction Bridge Whist club. Winifred Patterson returns to Gassaway after visiting Nina Shuey. Grace Mullen visits relatives in Baltimore.
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Fred D. Beck
Elkins
Western Maryland
Philos Cemetery
Westernport
Archie Parsons
Baltimore
Charles H. Beck
St. Louis
Beck
Izetta Bowers
Wheeling
W. Va
Harrrison County
Ohio
Dailey Kenny
Renaille
Ada Kenney
Willie Parsons
Romney
Marie Williams
Ladies Auction Bridge Whist Club
Winifred Patterson
Gassaway
Nina Shuey
Grace Mullen
Divorces granted in Keyser circuit court amid other items
Divorces awarded to Mrs. Lottie White from George White, Mrs. Timima Meliiwee from George H. Meliiwee, and Mrs. Maggie Liller from J. M. Liller. Mrs. Liller gains custody of children and $300 monthly alimony. Also noted: James Thomas vs Dr J O Tants over a horse possession with jury verdict for Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
James Thomas
J.o.tants
Justice Irwin
Thomas
W. W. Hileman
Leo Bell
Piedmont
H. C. Grusendorf
W. T. Brown
Arnold Tranhagan
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the new easy corn and callus remedy. It claims quick, painless results with drops applied, avoiding rings, greasy salves, and tapes. Sold by all druggists for six cents a bottle, or direct from B Lawrence & Co in Chicago.
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ABC
B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
European Briefs Highlighting Royal Christenings and Tense Europe
London reports mixed English sentiment on US-Mexico tensions with no side taken. Britain, Germany, France monitor the conflict for commercial stakes. In Germany next Tuesday a royal christening will be celebrated with European monarchs as sponsors. Italy faces a dangerous smallpox outbreak in Bergamo’s cotton districts. Russia backs the Imperial Greate Russian Orchestra with a 12500 dollar annual subsidy. Rumors of Franco American talks and a new understanding between England and France surface amid Panama Expo discussions. The Paris Steeplechase Society plans a big Au tuil meeting with 74000 francs in prize money.
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London
United States
Mexico
England
Germany
France
Britain
Brunswick
Kaiser
Kaiserine
Louise
Camiber
Francis
Austria-Hungary
Nicholas II
Russia
Bavaria
Duma
Gubertly
M. Andreef
Royal Residences and European Movements Amid Intl Visit
The piece notes English royal residences including York Balmore Windsor and Buckingham Palace in a context linked to King George and Queen Mary of Englands Paris visit. It mentions Austro Hungarian officials and predicts a short remaining life for Emperor Francis Joseph beyond his 80s while astrologists forecast his end near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Balmore
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
England
Paris
Francis Joseph
Cumberland to Sell 1914 Water Improvement Bonds
Cumberland Maryland invites bids for 60000 of Cumberland City Water Improvement Funding Bonds of 1914 in 250 500 and 1000 denominations. Interest 4 percent semiannually May 1 and November 1. bids due May 11 1914. Mayor council may reject any bid. Ward M Eichelberger Finance Commissioner announces details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland City Water Improvement
Cumberland
Maryland
Ward M. Eichelberger
Moving Picture Plays Offer New Spare-Time Career
An article notes a growing field writing moving picture plays for film studios. Producers pay 25 to 150 dollars per scenario, with a man claiming 3500 dollars in six months. Work can be done at home in spare time, no literary skill required, and opportunities are open to both women and men. Send a postcard for free details.
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Perop
Gocaneer
Dayton
Ohio
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Borrachos
Lonaconing
Jahitor
Thomas & Brown
the Cumberland Press
Carl Thomas & Brown
Cumberland Press Office
Ment
Beall High School
Earl
Carmeny
Chargeville
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company
J. T. Chambers
Borden
Jacob Steiney
Garrett County
Miners' Hospital
Wednesda
F. A. G. Murray
Mt. Savage
Raymond A. Walter
Reading
John G. Merrbcavh
Milton Lindauer
Philadelphia
Joe Lindauer
Dr. J. C. Pfeiffer
International Bible Students Association
Muir
Methodist Church Choir
R. Hillary Lancaster
C. J. Woodworth
Mount Savage
Piedmons, W. VA
Miss Ack
Keyser
Bachelor Club
Bachelor's Club
Mrantzea
Bane
Lizzie Nesbitt
Walter DO. Trenton
Mary Hdna Hampstead
Maysville
Citizens National Bank
German Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
S. E. Corner
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
George L. Wellington
Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
Cashier
George L. Wellingto
James A. McHenry, Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles G
GEO
D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald
Thomas Footer
G. H. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
Lishu
GEO. D. Landwehr
C. G. Houlzstill
Jonn Schiller
George L. Wellingtonn
G. Holzshy
James A. McHenry
Conrad
Cumberland, Maryland
Susman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
John Schiller
H. A. Bachman
Mmerman
Italy
Bergamo
Poincare
Steeplechase Society of
Auteuil
Cumberland City Water Improvement Funding
Enue
North Centre Street
Renota Supply Company
Cumberland, MD
Walsh
Photo-Play Association
Wilkes-Barre
Leader Garage
South Cumberland
Ord
E. Laing Ave
Keys Hotel
J. J. Zapf
Baker Street
Decatur Street
Bedford Street
Centre
Arch Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Insurance
Liberty Theatre
Weill
Kyanize
Mathews Paint Co
Mechanic St
Bird Books
New England
Cowes
Mabel Osgood Wight
Rockies
Chapman
Birds
Pennsylvania
Werblers
North America
John A. Fulton & CO. Booksellers and Stationers
Liberty Sts
Comberhad
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