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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press reviews two Cumberland authors, George W. Hobart and Roy L. Macdardell, for works shown in New York and a nationwide serial The Diamond From the Sky, noting a $10,000 prize. It urges restraint on war talk amid rising global tensions and criticizes Secretary Garrison for flashing jingoism.
Her Majesty Queen Mary of Great Britain born 48 years ago today. General Sir Horace Lockwood Smith-Dorrien born 57 years ago today. Robert W. Chambers born in Brooklyn 60 years ago today. Dr Shailer Mathews born 62 years ago today in Portland Maine. Se Guy Potter Benton born 50 years ago today in Kenon. Dr Elijah A Hanley born 44 years ago today in Prairie Creek. John J Casey born 41 years ago today in Parkersburg. Jerome R Keough born 42 years ago today in Binghamton.
A wartime analysis outlines Italian aims and Allied concessions. The German chancellor cites Austrian terms including Tyrol and Trieste, while allies reportedly propose annexations and new states from Trentino to Dalmatia and beyond.
The piece urges loving parental care during exam season to reduce stress on children. It warns against scolding for failing and emphasizes rest, sleep, and balanced downtime. Mothers should help with study while preserving leisure, directing focus to questions likely on exams and fostering confidence that the child can pass.
A somber reflection on urban darkness as a whispering light slips away. The piece contemplates sorrow and endurance for those walking late through the city. It evokes midnight streets, shadowed alleys, and the quiet resilience of commuters.
In Las Cruces on May 26 the rising Elephant Butte reservoir threatens over 2,000 Mexican residents whose homes have stood for centuries. The government dam, costing seven to eight million dollars, submerged thousands of acres and several villages including Paraje Cantadero and Cantaro, with smaller settlements like San Albino and San Jose. Owners were paid decades ago and allowed to stay until eviction.
Baton Rouge May 26. A two day conference opened to address agricultural and industrial development in Louisiana. Attendees include representatives from New Orleans Shreveport Alexandria Monroe Lafayette and other cities. A key topic is a comprehensive plan to attract desirable immigrants to the state.
A monument marking the starting point of General Braddock's 1755 expedition was unveiled in Alexandria under the Colonial Dames of Virginia. The cannon monument, once used to mark street corners, honors Braddock and will be followed by a similar unveiling in Winchester to mark the end of his route in Virginia.
A terse history column lists anniversaries: 1815 the American Philosophical Society’s 72nd, 1840 census prep for the June 1 count showing 17,069,463 Americans, 1865 end of Civil War hostilities in the Transmississippi Department, and 1890 Senate approval of three battleships.
Thousands gathered in Lynchburg Virginia for the unveiling of a monument to the late Senator John W Daniel. The memorial funded by public subscription was designed by Sir Moses Ezekiel. Governor Stuart and staff attended as Dr William M Thornton of the University of Virginia delivered the oration. Virginia militia provided the military display at the ceremonies.
Washington May 26 notable foreign visitors the Chinese merchants will visit the capital under federal hospitality for three days President Wilson will receive them at the White House Secretary Bryan and cabinet members will host a luncheon A Mount Vernon pilgrimage and a dinner by the Southern Commercial Congress are on the program
A poem depicts urban life from slums to Central Park with marching feet, beggars, alarms, and a lonely newsboy. It contrasts harsh cries and fear with brief beauty of music and dancing. Amid the throng, sorrow and hope mingle as a possible glimpse of Christ in the crowd.
A jumble of humorous bits and cartoons with satirical sketches on politics marriage fashion and daily life. The piece blends crossword style vignettes including Woodrow Wilson references a grocer quip and running jokes about magazines old folks and social scenes.
In Chicago today May 26 minority stockholders of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company seek to join the receivership proceedings begun by American Steel Foundries Company. They aim to learn how the railroad has been conducted under the receivership.
London May 26 Queen Mary marked her 48th birthday today born May 26 1867. Under her wish all customary festivities were omitted and the anniversary was observed with official salutes and flags displayed on public buildings.
Good Roads Day was observed in Pennsylvania with widespread enthusiasm. In about 1500 townships, citizens from all walks of life volunteered services to mark this red letter event in the highway improvement movement.
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