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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1915

Page

3

German Retaliation Only Begun Says Prof Dernburg

New York reports Dr Bernard Dernburg former German colonial minister and Kaisers spokesman declares Germany will sink any ship bound for Great Britain and warns American cargoes, even parts of aircraft and cotton, are contraband. He says the Lusitania sinking was just the start and England will be isolated from the world.

Prof. Dernburg New York Bernard Dernburg Germany Great Britain Dernburg England

Narrows Park Opens Tonight With New Roller Coaster

Narrows Park in Bedford Pennsylvania opens tonight under Thomas Kerstetter with a new roller coaster. The ride is a figure eight with ten dips, lit from top to bottom, and the park will host nightly dances and band concerts from 8:16 pm. This coaster is claimed to be the only one between Pittsburgh and Baltimore and showcases orange and black Maryland colors.

Thomas Kerstetter Bedford Narrows Park Maryland Kerstetter Pittsburgh Baltimore

No Trouble Despite Thirsty Thousands In City

Police report from Saturday shows $506 in fines collected from 40 drunken and disorderly cases, 11 jailed for default, and many released due to no charges. With thousands in town, no pocket-picking or rowdy incidents were reported as police, aided by two railroad forces, managed traffic and protection. West Virginians helped liquor houses run record sales with hundreds carrying labeled suitcases and thousands of quarts sold.

Western Maryland Railway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Baltimore visitors attend Griffin funeral and related social notes

Mrs Loretta Kidd and Mrs Alice Smith of Baltimore attend the funeral of their cousin John T Griffin and will stay several weeks. Miss Marguerett Kaiser and Mrs Mary Crane also visit for the funeral and remain in the city. J W Gilroy chief deputy marshal of Baltimore attends U S Court sessions. George C Shuck returns from San Francisco Exposition. A party from Hancock attends the circus, with Dawson and Cahill families. Mrs Dawson visits her mother on Baltimore Avenue. J William Hunt hosts a birthday dinner in Tunnelton. FE Reinhart and Julia Reinhart of Shepherdstown visit the city and return home. Mrs Ada Lewis of Washington, D C visits sister Mrs W A Morgort.

Loretta Kidd Alice Smith Baltimore John T. Griffin Marguerett Kaiser Mary Crane J. W. Gilroy United States Matsral United States Court George C. Shuck San Francisco Roy Dawson Rinehart Cahill Donald Swann Adele Cahill Ross Murray Mra Sneed Hancock Mra. Gan Baltimore Avenue J. William Hunt Tunnelton FE. H. Reinhart Mis Julia Reinhart Shepherdstown W. Va Boyd A. Reinhart Ada Lewis Washington, D. C W. A. Morgort

Obituary Mrs Catherine Brookman Dies at Allegany Hospital

Mrs. Catherine Brookman aged 27 wife of Frank J Brookman of 188 Race Street died this morning at Allegany Hospital at 11 15. A former Miss Mills of Uniontown Pennsylvania she had been married eight years.

Catherine Brookman Frank J Brookman Race Street Allegany Hospital Brookman

Poisoner Wins Prize Dog Rex Struck by Poison

Rex, a prize English setter owned by Charles Conley of Maryland Avenue, was fatally poisoned after years earlier winning a Cumberland Kennel Club show cup. A wild rumor circulated May 10 alleging President Wilson had been shot. telegrams poured in before the President was confirmed safe at the White House.

Charles Conley Maryland Avenue Cumberland Kenel Club Washington Wilson White House

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Police Department Washington Street Frank J. Brookman Cumberland Conrad G. Loeber Columbia Avenue Emma Smith Decatur Street John W. Dixon N. Mechanic Street Cyril Wolfe Polk Street F. Saphiro Chase Street W. T. Coulehan Cumberland Street Baltimore Street Hopkins M'Mullen Bros Serge Poplin Gabardines Men’s Oxfords Ladies Oxfords Oe Saa Seow Children’s Oxfords
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