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The Cumberland Press outlines mail and carrier delivery options with annual rates and advertising terms. It notes address 211 Communications, 169 Baltimore Street, and phone numbers 682 and 683 for orders and inquiries. The text praises Uncle Sam's role in world events as a great and noble effort.
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Heroism On The Lusitania And Birthday Notices
A discussion on the Lusitania disaster highlights heroic acts including a 14 year old girl aiding stewards and a lifebelt swap by Alfred Vanderbilt. The piece cites other noble deeds from the Johnstown flood and notes survivors’ mixed conduct amidst the tragedy. Also listed are birthday milestones for public figures such as J Vonald Cameon Hall Caine Alton B Parker William Hale Thompson Sir Squire Bancroft Hilda Spong Alan Dale Alva Adams Rev Theodore S Henderson Albert Schulz with birthplaces and ages.
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J. Vonald Cameon
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Hall Caine
Isle of Man
Alton B. Parker
Cortland
N. Y
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Boston
Sir Squire Bancroft
Surrey
Hilda Spong
London
Alan Dale
Alfred J. Cohen
New York
Birmingham
England
Alva Adams
Colorado
Iowa County
Wis
Theodore S. Henderson
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Milburn
N. J
Albert Schulz
Buffalo Federal League
Toledo
A Daily History Recap From the Past Dates
A concise timeline of anniversaries with notes on Napoleon in 1815, Sir Douglas’s 1840 birth, Florence’s 600th Dante festival in 1865, and Count Moltke’s 1890 Reichstag speech urging army reforms. The items highlight historical milestones and prominent figures across eras.
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Sir Douglas
English Channel
Dante
Florence
Italy
Count von Moltke
Reichstag
The World’s Almoner Relays Aid to European Sufferers
The report from the Commission for Relief in Belgium dated April 8 notes millions of dollars in food and clothing sent from the United States for distribution to destitute Belgians. It cites about 7,000,000 people in need and portrays the U S as almoner and instructor in relief during the ravaged Eastern Hemisphere.
Amusing exam gaffes from Maryland schoolroom notes
Local teacher catalogs original student answers from Brunswick and nearby schools. Entries include misdefinitions of constitution charter and government plus names linked to Maryland history, such as Lord Baltimore and Samuel Chase, with erroneous attributions about governors and the Declaration signers.
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Brunswick
Garrison
Congress
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
President Wilson
Thomas Schley
Leonard Calvert
Wellington
Samuel Chase
Wm. McKinley
Frederick
Eger
Hagerstown
Washington
Stage Notables Who Have Been Victims of the Sea
A review of famed stage figures lost at sea or in shipboard tragedies. Charles Frohman perished aboard the Lusitania, joining Tyron Power's sire Typron Power, Edwin Forrest era friends, Henry B Harris, Mabbel Hackney, and Laurence Irving among others. The piece recounts shipwrecks from President in 1841 to the Empress of Ireland disaster and notes Frohman's cultural impact on American and British theatre.
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Charles Frohman
Lusitania
Germany
Typron Power
Tyron Power
United States
Power
America
Edwin Forrest
President
England
London
New York Harbor
Henry B. Harris
Mr. Harris
William Harris
New York
Boston
Hudson Theatre
James B. Forbes
Harris
St. Lawrence
Laurence Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Mabbel Hackney
Irving
Canada
Mabel Hackney
Charles Klein
Frohman
Pinero
Barrie
Shaw
Haddon Chambers
Bernstein
Rostand
Maude Adams
C. F
Mr. Klein
Preccied
el Capitan
Sousa
David Belasco
David Wartheld
Klein
Monument to Justice as Athens Acropolis Ruins Speak
James A. Garfield addresses the Supreme Court urging a lasting civic monument not of brass but of justice. He compares ancient Greece and modern liberty, urging judges to craft a symbolic structure that shields the weak and upholds equality above political strife and rebellion.
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James A. Garfield
Supreme Court of the
United States
Pericles
Greece
Phidias
Athens
Acropolis
Minerva
Republic
A Bit of Everything for The Press Readers
A collage of jokes and light anecdotes. Observations on strikes, marriage, manners, and society emerge through quips about labor, dentistry, fashion, and everyday life. The humorous pieces feature pithy asides from fictional narrators and satirical exchanges among characters.
German torpedo details reveal 17 foot design and 7500 yard range
The torpedo length 17 feet and diameter 21 1 2 inches carries 290 pounds of TNT. It is steered by gyroscopic stabilizers rudders and a microphone and can cripple a 27000 ton battleship. Experiments show salvo hits at 3 1 2 miles and potentially 6 4 miles in attacks.
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