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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

5

Funeral notices and local society items from Brunswick area

Funeral of Frank Lindner, 53, of 206 Thomas street, from cancer of the stomach. Requiem high mass at SS. Peter and Paul Church. Survived by two daughters and five grandchildren. Hose Company No. 6 meeting called for Arch street to arrange attendance at the Firemen's convention at Lonaconing next month. Natal note: 15-pound Miss Bowden born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Bowden at 107 West First street. Eaton case dismissed. assault charge dropped. St. James School outing to Fort Frederick by motor launch. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers supports power headlights. George A. Pearson elected trustee of the insurance department. J. T. Ferris treated for rheumatism at City Hospital Martinsburg. B&O surgeons to meet in Chicago June 14–16. W. Belt injured, taken home to Brunswick after cloudburst. heavy rains and damage near Makal, elm tree split. Mental derangement incident of W C Berry noted. treated at hospital, later Montevue. Exhibit of pupils’ work at Pennsylvania Avenue School open Friday 9 am to 12 pm. Special meeting of Pel Hill Hose Company No. 6 at Arch street for Lonaconing arrangements. Ma.26-11.

Frank Lindner Charles L. Deter Thomas Street SS. Peter & Paul's Church Lindner Elizabeth A. Lindner N. & G. Taylor Company Edward V. Caulbaugh Baltimore Avenue Deter Lawrence George Lindner Mr. Lindner Lindnerville

MINES AND RAILROADS SHOW APRIL NET GAIN FOR B and O

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports April earnings $417,078 below last year but nets $192,745 more due to cost savings and economy. For 10 months ended April 30 a net gain is shown, reversing March's slight decline.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Japan China sign two treaties ending talks in Peking

In Peking on May 25 two treaties between China and Japan and 13 notes were signed at the Chinese foreign office. The action ends negotiations begun last January after Japan’s demand followed the Kiang-Chow fall with Lu-Cheng-Hsiang signing for China and Eki Hioki for Japan. Provisions reserve five articles for future discussion.

Peking China Japan Kiavo-Chow Lu-Cheng-Hsiang Eki Hioki Tokyo

Guthrie Charges Declared Outlawed by Presbyterian Church

Baltimore May 26 The charges against Rev Dr Donald Guthrie former pastor of First Presbyterian Church were declared outlawed by the Presbyterian Church trial commission at Westminster Presbyterian Church Guthrie now in Ottawa Canada. Lawyer William Reynolds led Guthrie’s defense noting earlier published reports of alleged financial irregularities.

Baltimore Donald Guthrie First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Westminster Presbyterian Church William Reynolds Guthrie Firet Church Ottawa Canada Reynolds Gutherie Baltimore Presbytery DeWitt M. Benham

Boundary mystery places Beloit north of actual line

Beloit, Wisconsin, may lie partly in Wisconsin territory if regent Granville D. Jones is correct. The U.S. coast and geodetic survey teams showed the state boundary fixed in 1848 runs about a half mile south of the true line near Beloit, suggesting the town sits north of its legal edge. No move is expected to alter the line.

Beloit Wis South Beloit Granville, D. Jones University of Wisconsin Jones UU. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Wisconsin

Wheeling System Officials Prepare for Freight Rush

B and O ready to move heavy freight as Averell, Smith, and Eberly visit Fairmont. They anticipate a traffic increase this week and plan to handle it with existing equipment, not planning immediate improvements.

W. HW. Averell Wheeling Baltimore and Ohio E. V. Smith G. P. Eberly Fairmont

Took pictures of sinking Lusitania

Mr. McCormick wireless operator on the Lusitania calmly filmed the liner as it sank after a torpedo strike. His films were spoiled by salt water as he went down with the ship before being rescued.

Mr. McCormick

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Cumberland Cumberland Press, Truitt Drug Co Virginia Avenue South End Hose Company Chapel Hill Hose Company, No. 6 Arch Street Lonaconing Natal Chas. C. Bowden West First Street Bowden Mr. Bowden Eaton David Eaton Race Street Myrtie Eaton St. James School O. Canal Fort Frederick Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cleveland Ohio George A. Pearson Richmond Ontario Insurance Department J. T. Ferris City Hospital Martinsburg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Auditorium Hotel Chicago W. Belt Jured Brunswick W. C. Berry Montevue Hospital Frederick Staunton Pennsylvania Avenue Pel Hill Hose Company Thompson G. Y. Rowe City of Yam Hale Thompson General Lee Anne Carter Sarah Morris Frombottom Caroline Bennett H. Y The Cumberland Press Pater Geo Ll. Sisk York Place Miller’s Mechanic Street Janily Miller's Dye Works Corner Frederick and Mechanic Ata Lusitania Uhc Cormick Lusdtania Bath and Gas Appy Co. &. Keller's Store Columbian Nue Union Street Bath Spring Street Harrison Street John W. Cook Bedford St. My Maryland Ave G. W. Bowman Cecelia St George D. Landyehr Chase Street Sheeesrss Hanover Street Beth Mechanic St MD. Ave Boyd A. Reinhart Cumberland Maryland Baltimore Street Pw. Miller & Co Windsor DR. &. FP. Tookenott Osteopath & Chiropractor North Centre Street S. G Frostburg Opera M. W. Race’s Frostburg Madison St. Marllin Springfield W. Va John W. Snyder Pennsylvania Cumberland, Md Schonter Liberty Street John G. Milter Water Street Masonic Temple W. Carl Richards McCleave Ridg Green Goods J. H. Griffin Oldtown Road Louis Stein North Centre St Ruppert’s John C Wolford South Liberty Sf Wall Street L. R. Edmonds Front Street Robinson’s Autoline Robsoco London Paris the Hat Shop Centre Street Maryland Theatre Keith National Detective Agency J. H. Dailey C. & W. Electric Railway Cumberland Electric Railway South Centre Terminal News OO Victrolas Wolf & Malcolm S. Mechanic St Swartz Brothers Frederick St Centre St G. F. Schultz N. Center Western Maryland Railway Hagersto Daily Express Hageraioua Chambersburg Westminster Express Sie Pittsburgh Elkins Davia Cumberland & Pennsylvamed Railroad Mnday, Ma Cumben and Tays St Savage Jal Frostburg Borden Shaft Midland Lonaconing Yooparwin Piedmont Loo Piedmont J. T. Robertson
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