Changes Planned by Western Maryland Railway Company
Western Maryland Railway announces two changes. The superintendent’s department moves to Hagerstown on May 15, and H W Williams resigns as general agent. W A Shropshire will replace him, with Williams joining a New York fruit broker business.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
Hagerstown
H. W. Williams
W. A. Shropshire
Atlanta
Gia
Stanton Ennes
Baltimore
Williams
New York
Marinland
New York Central
K. Shropshire
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
French Election In Doubt Prompts Wait For Ballots
Paris May 9 352 deputies chosen in April general election with 251 second ballots still pending today. Public mood centers on whether the current government can gain a majority. Also an upcoming lecture by H C Rockwell on the Great Pyramid of Egypt at the Liberty Theatre next Sunday at 3 pm. Advertisement. May 21.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Society Woman Changes Her Name
New York May 9 society leaders in New York and Newport report Mrs. Clarence Mackay now in Paris has announced her divorce will be inscribed at the mairie in a fortnight and she will resume her own name Katherine Alexander Duer.
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New York
Newport
Clarence Mackay
Paris
Mairie
Katherine Alexander Duer
Religious song service at County Home tomorrow
A song service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the County Home under the leadership of D. W. Snyder C E Shaw and other members of the M P C EB Society Bedford Street.
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D. W. Snyder
C.e.shaw
M. P. C. EB. Society
Bedford Street
America’s First Baby Show Opens at Grand Central Palace
New York May 9 America’s First Baby Show and exhibitions of infant industries opened today at the Grand Central Palace drawing several thousand entries. The exposition runs through May 16 with daily features by authorities on babies and moving pictures about infant life. Attractions include incubator babies eugenic exhibits pasteurization of milk pure food tests and lectures to mothers. Babies may be checked so mothers may hear the lectures.
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New York
America
Grand Central Palace
Notice to Barbers Meeting in Trades Council Hall
The Allegany Trades Council calls all city barbers to meet Sunday at eleven in Trades Council Hall on the fifth floor of the Third National Bank Building. The executive board will also meet at the same time. By order of John Carbrey, President.
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The
Allegany Trades Council
Trades Council Hall
Third National Bank
Agme
Majestic Theatre Showtimes and Week in Cumberland
The Majestic reports satisfactory patronage across performances with strong vaudeville and Warner feature films led by The Disaster in Shaft 19. Tito, the Terror, a Paris detective story, debuts tonight with mirrorscope three reel feature. Prices are 10 and 20 cents.
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Majestic
Gary O'Reilly
Sidonias
Frish
Williams
Toclin
Warner
Tito
the Majestic
Paris
Cumberland
Panama Canal Barge Service Opens Early
Owing to Tehuantepec railroad disruption Col. Goethals opens the Panama Canal to barge traffic tomorrow for commercial use. Hawaiian sugar leads first freights routed via the canal, with other Tehuantepec freight offered for transshipment. A ship will be kept at the canal end to prevent congestion.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Tehauntepec
Col. Goethals
Tehuantepec
Equity sale confirmation in Norris v Norris Allegany
In the Circuit Court for Allegany County equity case No. 7273 Bertha M Norris next friend vs Marie B Norris et al the court orders the sale reported by Albert A Doub trustee to be ratified and confirmed unless objections are filed by June 1 1914. A copy of this order to be published weekly in Allegany County newspapers for three consecutive weeks before May 27 1914. The sale amount reported is 5300.00. True copy by L Shaffer Clerk May 29 1914.
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Bertha M. Norris
Marie B. Norris
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Albert A. Doub
L. Shaffer
Lloyd I. Shaffer
Will There Be An Opera War
The opera season ends and rumors of wars swirl over the Broadway season. Mary Garden may not return to the Metropolitan forces next season, and her independence is as famous as her voice. Her feud with opera directors reportedly unsettles plans and outcomes remain uncertain.
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Broadway
Mary Garden
Metropolitan
Miss Garden
New York Star Athlete to Lecture on the Great Pyramid
H. Clay Rockwell of New York City, world famous athlete, will lecture at the Liberty Theatre Sunday at 2 p.m. on The Great Pyramid of Egypt. All are invited, seats free, no collection. May 8-21.
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Great Pyramid of
Egypt
H. C. Rockwell
New York
Liberty Theatre
M&21
H. Clay Rockwell
New York City
Moran sails for Paris to train for Johnson bout
New York May 9 Frank Moran declares he will become the next heavyweight world champion and sails for Paris today with sparring partners Al Kubiak and Tom Kennedy. Moran has 42 days to train before his meeting with Johnson and expects to reach peak condition.
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New York
Frank Moran
Paris
Johnson
al Kubiak
Tom Kennedy
Milady's Toilet Perfume Set Offered With Free Vanity Purse
A promotional offer sells Milady's six botanical preparations including perfume shampoo soap powder and rose cream for 1.00 with a free simulation German silver vanity purse. The offer targets direct buyers and asks for 0.10 in stamps to cover postage while noting agents should not write. Universal Products Co Dayton Ohio handles the sale.
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Milady
Mlady
New York
Universal Products C.O
Dayton
Ohto
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Ence
W. M. Railway
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Majestic Theatre Company Inc
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Toolin
Laugh Factory
Gary O’reilly
Ireland
Ladies’ Challenge Orchestra
County
John Carbrey
Zita
Lady Orchestra
Rockefeller
Ll. W. W
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Standard Oil
Pastor Rockwell
McMullen Bros
Cravenette Blucher
Vici
Goodyear West
Russia
Maryland
Washington
Moving Picture
Tme
Peron
Photo- Flag Association
Wilkes
Surance
Corners
Liberty and
Baltimore Streets
Mazda
Franz Premier Vacuum Cleaners
Edison Electric Ill
Union St
Cumberland, Md
Baker Street
Decatur Street
Mear Centre
Arch Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Insurance
A. R. Bender
HE Evening Press Office
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