Visitors and residents greet Cumberland area
A long list of visits and departures marks a Cumberland page. J H Kirkpatrick of Hagerstown visits Cumberland while Andrew Romney from Mount Savage travels to Baltimore. Edith Noel and Miss Edith Noel from Hancock visit, as do many others returning home after stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
John Sigler
Adam Lebeck
Westernport
Clara Custer
John L. Walker
Bedford Street
Martinsburg
Andrew Romney
Mount Savage
Jaltimore
William Noel
Edith Noel
Hancock
Noel
Hyndman
Dewett Ashby
Virginia
Cincinnati
Sims Shuck
Ellen Dugan
Patrick Morrisey
Baltimore
W. E. Nycum
Everett
Windsor
Edith Bolden
Dora Brown
Bertie Lawton
Oakland
W. W. Barnes
Lonaconing
Washington
Frederick W. Knieriem
George L. Carney
William C. Korns
Meyersadale
William Knieriem
J. M. Arvin
Youngstown
Grace Crosby
New York City
Everett G. Bishop
North Mechanic Street
William Shafenberg
W. F. Frederick Piano Ciompany
Pittsburg
Rebels seize Tampico reported by dispatches
Dispatches received at the Constitutionalist headquarters state Tampico has fallen into rebel hands. The report places the capture in Tampico, with details clarifying the advance and timing as of May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Los Angeles
Cal
Constitutionalist
Wreath From President For Pittsburg Sailor Killed
A White House wreath of lilies sent to the Delawry home honors Francis Patrick Delawry a Pittsburg sailor killed at Vera Cruz. Mayor Armstrong issues funeral homage proclamation and orders Public Safety Committee to have guards on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wilson
Francis Patrick Delawry
Vera Cruz
United States
White House
Armstrong
Public Safety Committee
Wild West showman John Boston dies in Allegany
John Boston a 52 year old chandelier man for the Kit Carson Wild West Show died at Allegany Hospital after a several day illness caused by pneumonia. A Lynn Massachusetts native he traveled with the show for three years and is survived by a wife and daughter whose residence is unknown. The body was embalmed and removed by G Stanley Butler with arrangements pending as management seeks relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boston
Kit Carson
Boston
Allegany Hospital
VIOLETT CHILD HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
Blair Violett son of Mr and Mrs William B Violett a Hershman Transfer driver was struck on the Oldtown road by a car owned by Mr Rice about 6 pm yesterday and lightly bruised The driver could not avoid the child and Mr Rice agreed to pay doctors bills the matter settled without further trouble
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Violett
William B. Violett
Hershman Transfer Company
Mr. Rice
Oldtown Road
Rice
Balaclava Hero in Dying Condition in Oakland
James Brock, a merchant tailor of Oakland Maryland formerly of this city, lies in a dying condition from paralysis after being struck on Saturday. He is perhaps the last Balaclava hero, a member of the famous Six Hundred and receives a pension from the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brock
Oakland
Mr. Brock
U S Court Adjourns To Tuesday June 2
Deputy Clerk William J Feaga adjourned the United States District Court session until Tuesday June 2 as the Circuit Court is in session and many attorneys have cases in the U S Court. A Verona cyclone killed a teacher Miss Olsen, injured 12, and caused about 250000 in property damage near Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Feaga
United States District Court
Rose
Circuit Court
United States Court
Madison
Wis
Organizing for Sunday Observance
Ministers from Allegany County met at the Central Y M C A and formed an advisory committee on Sabbath Day observance. The first Sunday in June will host Lord's Day Alliance exercises with Dr W W Davis speaking in Barton Midland and South Cumberland. A permanent county committee will be appointed the following Monday. Revs Balthis Richardson Bird Bell Earnest Jewell Wheeler named to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Lord’s Day Alliance
W. W. Davis
Alliance
Barton
Midland
Odd Fellow’s
Cumberland
J. H. Balthis
H. Eugene Richarson
W. E. Bird
J. N. Bell
Frostburg
H. L. Earnest
Lonaconing
Stanley T. Jewell
Harry V. Wheeler
Westernport
Case Against B and C Settled For 1200
The case of Emma F. Lowther admin istratrix and others against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was announced settled for 1200. Attorneys for the plaintiff were W. W. Wilson and Frank A. Perdew. Col George A. Pearre represented the railroad. The State of Maryland against Edward Morris for furnishing liquor to minors was heard. he was found guilty and paroled for one year. Judge Henreson adjourned court until tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Lowther
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
W. W. Wilson
Frank A. Perdew
Col
George A. Pearre
Maryland
Edward Morris
Henreson
Classified department rental and sale notices
Classifieds list a brick house for rent at 62 Annst with convenience, a four room rental at 30 Cecelia st, furnished front room for a gentleman at 121 N Centre st, two men wanted as boarders on Baltimore avenue, and several typewriters for sale or repair from Tri-State Typewriter Exchange. Also help wanted for a good singer and an underwood typewriter with recent improvements. Contact numbers provided.
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Centre St
Knights and Holy Names Attend Large Early Mass
Nearly 500 men gathered for an early Mass at St. Patrick's Church led by Knights of Columbus and Holy Name members. About 300 Knights in white regalia and 150 Holy Namers marched from Carroll Hall to reserve the center aisle, creating an impressive turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Carroll Hall
Shooti ng Charge Stems From City Incident
Mary Gray a shoe merchant faced Justice Heck on a charge of exploding a firearm in city limits. Eyter, a wall paper dealer, filed the accusation after Gray allegedly shot at a bird with a cat and rat rifle on Decatur street. Byler was present. case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Justice Heck
William N. Eyter
Wall Paper
Decatur Street
Gray
Byler
Two Citizens Face Speed Violation Charges
Justice Heck will hear charges of violation of the speed ordinance by motorists at 4:00 this afternoon. Co W Light 128 Grand avenue reports Duke Burger in car No 30T7T exceeded the limit yesterday. Michael Shetzer of North Centre street cites Grover Cleveland Himmler, former patrolman, operating a taxicab service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Heck
Co. W. Light
Grand Avenue
Duke Burger
Michael Shetzer
North Centre Street
Grover Cleveland Himmler
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Parcels
John G. Wiebel and others sell land on Marion street to Henry C. Landis for 10 dollars. Anna R. Norris and Henry N. Norris transfer Ellerslie land to Agatha M. Smith and Frederick E. Smith for 10 dollars. George A. Robinson and Nellie L. Robinson sell Oldtown road land to James H. Shaw for 425 dollars. Edward Lewis sells Cresap town road land to Charles F. Trescher for 1 dollar, and vice versa. Arner G. Carl attorney sells Barretsville parcel to Mary Lear for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wiebel
Henry C. Landis
Marion Street
Anna R. Norris
Henry N. Norris
Agatha M. Smith
Frederick E. Smith
Ellerslie
George A. Robinson
Nellie L. Robinson
James H. Shaw
Oldtown Road
Edward Lewis
Charles F. Trescher
Cresaptown Road
Arner G. Carl
Mary Lear
Barretsville
Uniontown Chief Requests Arrest of Civil Elopers
Chief J Thomas Eisenhauer received a wire from Uniontown Pennsylvania police seeking interception of William Barnes and Jesse Trocc en route to Cumberland for marriage. No law violation charged and Eisenhauer doubts action would be justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Eisenhauer
Uniontown
William Barnes
Jesse Trocc
Elopers
Cumberland
Eisenhauer
Mother's Day Observed With Carnations In Cumberland
Mothers Day was observed in Cumberland yesterday with general wear in of carnations. In many pulpits eloquent discourse grew from the sentiment clustering around the observance of the day.
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Cumberland
Local Names List for Parental or Legal Notice
Roy Chalfont Smallwood of Monesson Pa and Helen Dolores Welsh of Charlerot Pa are joined with Frank Chick Conte of Monongahela City and Mary Josephine Girard of Connellsville Pa in a recorded notice listing parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chalfont Smallwood
Monesson Pa
Helen Dolores Welsh
Charlerot Pa
Frank Chick Conte
Monongahela City
Mary Josephine Girard
Connellsville, Pa
Stiliman Freed Near Saltillo Reported by Consul General
Consul General Hanna at Saltillo says Vice Consul Stilliman has been released from prison near Saltillo. A refugee provided the account, but the State Department had not received a precise location for Stilliman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiliman
Washington
Genera Hanna
Saltillo
Staate Deprtment
Stilliman
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Geare
Cyril B. Geare
Fayette Street
Richardson
Him. Richardson
United Brethren Church
Parsons
W. Va
George H. Thompson
Mary Margaret Connelly
Mary Brengle
C. W. Link
Martinsatire
John KE. Edwards
Hedgesville
Leo J. Rasche
Grafton Sentinel
George Light
Frank Scarlett
North Maple Avenue
Light
Greenspring
Martinsburg Journal
John Foreman
Elder St
Charles Foreman
Pittsburgh
J. C. Ely
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Presbytery of
Grafton
Fairmont
George Bond
George Hamill, Jr
Beall Street
Robert MacDonald
Juvenile Court
Edith Amick
M. C. Mitchell
Martin L. Enders
Geo. D. Landwehr
C. E. of A
St. Louis
Violett
U. S. Court
South Cumberland
W. Yates
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Elgin
Graham Sign Co
South Centre St
Mayii-tf
Bedford St
Stag Hotel
D. J
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Care Cumberland Press
Cecelia St
Gardner
Harrison St
Baltimore Avenue
Columbia St. Water and Gas
Miller
Frederick Sta
Columbia Ave
West Virginia
Midland Mfg. Co
Maryland Avenue
Grand Ave
A. Brown
Virginia Ave
Miller’s Dye Works
Underwood
Tri-State Typewriter Exchange & Supply Co
Third National Bank
Prospect St. Maylitf
Iqeaizestate
Cao OO
Harbaugh
Baltimore Street
Grose
George W. Grose
Hyndman, Pa
Howard Street
Cumberland, Maryland
Desales Glick
Insurance and Real Estate
Washclean
Washcelean
Washclean Mfg. Company
Renota Supply Company
Cumberland, MD
Walsh
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