Masonic Temple Illuminated for Conclave Welcome
The Masonic Temple exterior in Cumberland is lavishly lit for the Kiate conclave of the Knights Templar with 275 lights in the cross and crown emblem. Edgar Dawson supervised the display for Edison Metcal Lighting, as Grand Commandery figures arrive. a 100-car tour and parade of banners and decorations accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Water Street
Edgar Dawson
Edison Medtric Lluminating Co
John H. Miller
Baltimore
Grand Commandery
Maryland
Loving Tribute Paid Late Hon James M Mair Eckhart
Funeral held at Eckhart after services by Rev Mann of Oakland. Large turnout from across the county followed the casket to Eckhart cemetery for interment. Mair, born in Ayrshire Scotland 1843, immigrated at 21, married Mary A Pengelly, served as educator trustee, magistrate, and Maryland legislator in the 1890s. Pallbearers and attendees listed from Cumberland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Mair
Eckhart
Mann
Oakland
Mr. Mair
Ayrshire
Scotland
Mair
Federals Set for City League Penant Push
The Federals, second place finishers, rejoin the City League under manager Walter M. Fuller. With a seasoned roster from Allewa ny County, High School and Collegians, they prepare for a May 10 opener against B and O R R M C A. The squad trains daily at Camp Hill to forge fast teamwork ahead of the season.
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Federal
Inezseason
Walter M. Fuller
Federals
Fuller
Camp Hill
Allewany County High School
Collegians
Ramsey
O'Neil
Ing
Wilson
Flynn
Young
Spriggs
Bane
Brindle Long
Ike Law
V. Mackenzie
Jacob Turner
Feds
Frostburg Opens Season With Thursday Parade and Festivities
Frostburg Maryland gears up for a Thursday game with Midland. a town parade led by the Arion Band will precede the match. Many shops close early, decorating is urged for Tuesday night, and Knights Templar auto party visitors are expected Wednesday. Mayor Tiddy to throw first ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Midland
Arion Band
George J. Wittig
A. B. F. Edwards
W. E. G. Hitchins
Knights Templar
Samuel R. Tiddy
Baseball Commission
Cumberland
Westernport
Theatre Notes on Browne's Spendthrift and Other Productions
The article lists prominent theatre moves including Irene Feffwicek Cyril Knightly and Malcolm Duncan in Porter Emerson Browne's The Spendthrift. Arliss completes a long US tour and returns to star in a new production next fall. Klaw and Erlanger plan a fall musical with McLellan Finck and A H Woods secures a Klein farce for Julian Eltinge. Beulah Dix writes Moloch on war, Chatterton headlines Daddy Long Legs, Sinners enjoys success, Maid in America to Chicago after Winter Garden run, Trilby revival at Shubert extended, Warfield ends Auctioneer at the Manhattan, Cohan buys Great Neck estate, and Garrick to run all night moving pictures with three orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Emerson Browne
the Spendthrift
Irene Feffwicek
Cyril Knightly
Malcolm Duncan
McKenzie Guilty of Assault on October 31 1913
Frank McKenzie was found guilty on the assault and battery count in the case charging him with assault with intent to murder Jesse M. Neff, with sentence withheld. Witness list includes Mrs. H. E. Smith, H. H. Roderick, G. A. Haines, Harry Twigg, Drs. Littlefield and Trevaskis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Roeder
Drs. Littlefield
Claybrooke and
Trevaskis
Adam Lebeck
John Lindner
Mrs. Tabler
Jessie Law
Edward Mackert
Ralph Stein
Ball Player Breaks Leg in Mt Savage Game
Charles Gabel aged 11 of 95 North Mechanic street broke his left leg in a baseball game at Mt Savage yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home by the Stein ambulance where Dr. Thomas B. McDonald set the fractures. Gabel works at C. H. Holtzman’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gabel
North Mechanic Street
Mt. Savage
Stein Ambulance
Thomas B. McDonald
Gabel
C. H. Holtzman
Baltimore Street
Brown Signs With Midland Club
Midland Maryland May 3 Stub Brown signed a Midland contract after gaining release from the Lona coning Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Midland
Stub Brown
Lonaconing Giants
Retail Liquor License Application Noted for Allegany County
A notice records Owen A. Laraway seeking a license to sell spirits at the basement of 53 North Mechanic Street Cumberland Maryland. The application filed May 1 1915 requires remonstrances within 20 days. Owner of premises is J Semmes Deveemon. Clerk Lloyd L Shaffer.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County
Circuit Court
Owen A. Laraway
North Mechanic Ast
Cumberland, Mid
Dence Cumberland
Athletics Edge Giants 3 1 In Close Five-Inning Game
The Cumberland Athletics defeated the Giants 3 to 1 in a well played five inning contest. New outfield addition Smith and Driscoll impressed. Batteries Conners Warner Bucy and Conley supported both sides.
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Athletics
Giants
Cumberland Athletics
Smith and Driscoll
R. H. BE. Giants
Conners and
Warner
Bucy and Conley
Frostburg Girls Organize Baseball Club in Officers Named
Frostburg reports the Girls base ball club organized with officers Mary Shavinski president Ruth Cronly vice president Glenrose Porter treasurer Angela Smith secretary Mary Cronly Margaret Shavinski and Margaret Condry officers. The club will meet Wednesday at 4 o clock at Miss Margaret Condry s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Mary Shavinski
Ruth Cronly
Glenrose Porter
Angela Smith
Mary Cronly
Margaret Shavinski
Margaret Condry
Pints of Booze Stolen from Charleston Police Office
Burglars entered the Charleston city hall police chief Robert M. Brawley’s office and stole 3 000 pints of whiskey recently confiscated by police. Officers on duty all night failed to notice the theft until morning. A separate item notes a will leaving $1 000 in trust to Zion Episcopal Church Urbana and a life estate on a house to Mrs. Lloyd A. Dorsey with remainder to James Worthington.
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Charleston
W. Va
Burelara
Robert M. Brawley
Ctty Hall
Notice of dissolution of Paul Ritter's Sons partnership
The partners announce the dissolution of Paul Ritter's Sons at 50 and 54 Paca Street Cumberland MD. Jacob Ritter will conduct the business, pay all debts, and receive all claims. Paul Ritter Jr signs and requests continued patronage. Advertisement ma.3-ln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ritter
Paca Street
Cumberland
Maryland
Jacob Ritter
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Salisbury
Big Savage Mountain
Mt. Baygage
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Owen Lewis
Henry Atkinson
Robert White
James Weston
D. A. Boyle
Albert Bender
James Gracie
Reginald Crowe
John Dudley
Wm. Blake
Edward Lancaster
Carr
James Hotchkiss
Mackey
Lonaconing
Jackson
C. V. Derr
Cominsky
Maud Hodges
Allen
J. Jones Wilson
W.R. Hodges
Bopp
George Arliss
Disraeli
Mr. Arliss
Klaw
Erlanger
C. M. 8S
McLellan
Marman Finck
A. H. Woods
Charles Klein
Julian Eltinge
Beulah M. Dix
Ruther Chatterton
Jean Webster
Gaiety Theatre
Mme, Trentini
Clifton Crawford
Fortyfourth Street Theatre
New York
Playhous
America
Winter Garden
Chicago
Trilby
Shubert Theatre
William A. Brady
Joseph Brooks
David Warfield
Manhattan Opera House
Mr. Warfield
George M. Cohan
Great Neck
Long Island
Sound
Bay
Jersey Shore
Garrick Theatre
N. Centre St
Cumberland, Md
Moster
Coaster Brake Bicycle
United Accessories Company
P. K. Church
L. W. Bullard
Cumberland’s Pioneer Chiropractor
S. Center ST
Hou
A. M
P. MM. Sto
Appoin
Atti
Paul Ritter, JR
Ain
Footer’s Dye Works
Frederic Foster Snow
Carroll Ha
Neevote
Iida Turner
Evelyn Benson
Marie Louise Cramer
Gertrude Morgan
Nannie Mosser
Gladys Dawson
Eula Arnold
Fannye Kline
Helen Kean
F. Helene Haines
Old Town
Helen A. Brink
Sylvia Stallings
Spring Gap
Joseph W. Young
Emmett Reynolds
Wm. Coleman
Robert Helman
Nell V. Betz
Hazel Neff
Neil Turner
Sophia Kiine
H. Paul Mann
John Duke
Lazarus
S. & H. Green
Hast & McDermott
Retail Grocers
Mechanic St
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