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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1915

Page

7

Millionaire Clown Hartzell Joins Ringling Circus Tour

George Hartzell of the Ringling Brothers circus travels with fifty clowns and supports the troupe with his wife Mrs Hartzell as wardrobe mistress and chaperone. They own property in Chicago Boston and Philadelphia and say the lure of the sawdust keeps them returning each spring.

George Hartzell Cumberland Ringling Brothers’ Circus Hartzell Ringling Chicago Boston Philadelphia Hartzells Ringlingville Solomon Sheba

Preston Sweeps Baltimore in Mayoral Victory

Baltimore May 5 Mayor James H. Preston won re election by a 15 919 vote plurality over Republican challenger Councilman Charlie Heintzeman. His ticket also secured a Democratic gain on the Second Branch with 15 322 and 15 425 pluarities for John Hubert and James F Thrift respectively. The Democrats carried seven seats on the Second Branch and won the Fourth District seat by one vote Samuel Y Harris defeated Albert M Sproesser.

Baltimore James H. Preston Charlie” Heintzeman John Hubert James F. Thrift Preston Hubert Frank W. Dryden Mr. Thrift Elijah J. Russell Samuel Y. Harris Albert M. Sproesser Sproesser State Senate Senate William J. Ogden Ag Democrats Daniel J. Loden William F. Stone Heintzeman John Philip Hill Stone Hill Republican Goldsborough James McEvoy

Libel Trial Over Kronprinzessin Cecilie In Federal Court

Final argument in a libel action brought by two New York banks and two passengers against the North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie opened in Boston Federal Court. The suit stems from the ship’s return to the United States when war began, rather than continuing its voyage. Complainant Maurice Hanssen of Brussels, now in Canada, has submitted a deposition.

Boston New York Kronprinzessin Cecilie United States Maurice Hanssen Brussells Canada

Courage and Hope Regained After Health Returns

Scores of chronic sick people find health through Inter-State Doctors based at 21 North Liberty St opposite the Liberty Theatre. Their non surgical, personalized medicines claim to treat nerves, heart, kidneys, liver, spine, rheumatism, dropsy, epilepsy, deafness, and other ailments without operations, drawing patients from across the country.

Cumberland Medical Institute North Liberty St Liberty Theatre Postal Telegraph Offices Orain

Swiss Physician Praises German Sanitation Amid Front Reports

Berlin dispatch on May 5 describes Colonel Muller of the Berne Bund praising German Army hygienic measures on the western front. He notes isolated typhoid village evacuations prevented spread among troops and details a mobile bacteriological station near a large concentration base. He also cites an epidemic hospital for diseases housed in an orphan asylum with ample convalescent care. Wabash votes on local option as dry and wet factions clash in a two-year saloon ban context.

Berlin Muller Berne Bund Western Front Berliner Tageblatt Lorraine

Belgian Industries Reopen Under German Protection

Hamburg reports Belgium's industry is restarting under German control with a broad rebuilding push. Coal mining is revived with about 107,000 of 145,000 prewar miners back at work, many part time. Steel and zinc operations resume on a limited scale despite import shortages and rail reallocations.

Hamburg Belgium Privy Bernhardt Imperial Civil Administration For Hamburger Fremdenblatt Germany

Lace Industry Harbors New Markets and Home Growth

The text notes ore sources from Australia, Sardinia, Scandinavia, and California and parallels it with the wool sector. It argues leather, yarn, flax and rubber share the same market approach. Efforts to create lace industry markets succeed with orders from Germany and America. Lace manufacturing remains a home industry.

Germany America

Monument Unveiling Honors Sardinians Aiding Garibaldi

Thousands gather at Quarto Sant Elena to unveil a national monument memorializing Sardinians who aided Garibaldi in freeing Italy. Italian cities mayors universities and political groups attend. King Victor Emmanuel and the royal family also present. Gabriel d Annunzio delivers the principal oration.

Rome Quarto Sant ‘Elena Garibaldi Italy Sardinia Victor Emmanuel Gabriel d'Annunzio

Admiral Doyle Retired. Pond Named to Pacific Fleet Post

Washington May 5 Rear Admiral Robert M Doyle, chief of the Pacific Reserve Fleet, was placed on the retired list for age. Rear Admiral Charles F Pond, longtime commander at Mare Island, was designated to succeed Doyle as commander in chief of the Pacific Reserve Fleet.

Pond Pacific Fleet Washington, D. C Robert M. Doyle Pacific Reserve Fleet Charles F. Pond Twelfth Naval District Mare Island Cal Doyle

Oregon Canal Opens in Oregon amid Acclaim

The Dallas Ore May 5 marks the opening of the Dalles canal and locks linking the Columbia River to Lewiston and Snake River. Cargo steamers can bypass Celilo Rapids, stream through the canal, and reduce portage. Ceremonies featured officials, a tea-bottle christening, and a public program with site tours and races drawing thousands.

Dallas Ore Pacific Northwest Dalla Canal Columbia River Lewiston Pachard Snake River Rapids Upper Chin Bigddy Here Celilo Navigat He River Columbia Canal U. S Pacific

Kansas Women's Clubs Meet at Emporia

The annual meeting of the state federation of Women's clubs convened in Emporia Kansas for a three days session.

Kansas Emporia, Kans State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Notice of Dissolution of Paul Ritter's Sons

The partners Paul Ritter Jr and Jacob Ritter announce dissolution of the Cumberland Maryland firm Paul Ritter's Sons at 50 and 54 Paca Street. Jacob Ritter will conduct the business, pay all debts, and receive claims. They solicit continued patronage. ma.3-1w

Paul Ritter Paca Street Cumberland Maryland Jacob Ritter

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the Ringling Olorge Shartzell Tue Mullionaire Clown Carrington Edward C. Carrington Stone and Goldsborough Wabash Ind Luxemburg French Lorraine Cockerill Works Liege Australia Scandinavia California Oregon George Louis Eppler Fuller Barnard, Jr Cumberland Hardware Company Paul Ritter, JR Advertisement Gsurange Rosenbaum Brothers
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