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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

4

Sidelights on Mexico and Vera Cruz memories

The piece recalls Vera Cruz sieges from 1847 and 1861 plus later reminiscences by veterans. It cites Brigadier General Gibson offering his sword to Wood, notes Commondore Creighton's Japan atrocity account, and ends with a stark Civil War battlefield description of mass casualties and suffering.

Washington, D. C Vera Cruz Uncle Sam Winfield Scott France England Spain Horatio G. Gibson Leonard Wood Gibson General Scott Mexico Beatt Miramon Great Britain Prussia Benito Juarez Washington Prim Maximilian Laurent and van Horn

Constitutional amendment to condemn right of way in Cumberland

Act of the Maryland General Assembly 1914 authorizes the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland to condemn a water main right of way from Fort Hill Reservoir near Cumberland to the Mason and Dixon line, extending about fifty feet wide with twenty five feet side extensions, to secure land as needed for the city water system. The act sets procedures similar to railroad condemnation and includes repeal of inconsistent laws. Effective on passage March 17, 1914, signed by Governor Goldsborough.

Mason and Dixon Line Allegany County Mary and Theeneral Assembly of Maryland Pumsce State of City of Cumberland Joe Bane Sunberland Fort Hill Reservoir Bedford County Nsylvania Evitt's Creek Pennsylvania Main P. L. Goldsborough James Pot. Trippe House of Delegates Jesse D. Price Senate House Albert J. Almoney

Bond Issue for Evitts Creek Water Supply in Cumberland

Maryland General Assembly approves a act authorizing Cumberland to issue bonds up to 60000 dollars for the Evitts Creek water works. Bonds bear up to five percent interest, payable semiannually, with annual principal installments of 5000 dollars, secured by property taxes and exempt from municipal and county taxes. Approved March 30, 1914. James McC. Trippe, Speaker.

Cumberland General Assembly of Maryland Cumaberland A of Assembly Sai Pps City Council P. L. Goldsborough James McC. Trippe House of Delegates Jesse D. Price Senate House Albert J. Almoney

Bond Issue for School Building Authorized

Maryland General Assembly acts to repeal and re enact Section 1 of Chapter 838, Acts of 1914, authorizing a sixty thousand dollar bond issue for a school building and re enacting amended language. The measure, designated Chapter No 413, proceeds to outline the updated provisions governing the bond authorization and construction funding.

General Assembly of Maryland

Regal Shoes For Every Style And Purpose

The article presents Regal shoes as fitting contrasting fashion inclinations from extreme fad chasers to simple, comfortable dressers. It links styles to temperaments from English tweeds to American practicality, promising a Regal last and leather for every mind and foot, “Shoes for a Purpose.”

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Allegany County to Issue School Bonds in 1914

Allegany County Commissioners authorize borrowing sixty thousand dollars to fund a new Cumberland public school and improvements. Bonds issued June 1 1914, at 5 percent interest, denominations 100 500 or 1000, exempt from local taxes, lien on county property. Act takes effect upon passage. Certification by Maryland Clerk confirms copy of the act. May 21 law 31.

Allegany County Cumberland Maryland Board of County Commissioners

Alveolar Method Promises Strong Natural Teeth

The alveolar method delivers a very satisfactory denture result without removing old teeth. Lost teeth are rebuilt with porcelain adjustments, providing white clean and strong results. Consult the National Panel Dentists at 100 Baltimore street second floor before choosing dental work.

Baltimore Street

Roosevelt plans comeback after Sagamore Hill meeting

Col Theodore Roosevelt announces return to politics from Sagamore Hill, says he has summoned Progressive leaders George Perkins and O H Davis for a conference. He mentions clothing for his son's wedding and comments on a proposed $25 million payment to Colombia, comparing it to an apology to Huerta's successor.

Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill George W. Perkins O. H. Davis Columbia

The Woman Beautiful Art Portrayals Offer

An advertisement for the Dayton Art Portrayal Co promotes a set of rare art panels by French and other artists. The offer includes a free large picture, color prints, and a full set mailed postpaid for 1.26 with a money back guarantee.

Dayton Art Portrayal CO Dayton Ohio

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