Crystal Laundry marks 15th anniversary with cent bonus plan
George G. Young proprietor of Crystal Laundry Cumberland will celebrate fifteen years in business with a unique offer. On May 30 the shop will launder any package for one cent per year of operation and return it next week for fifteen cents. The firm employs fifty four workers in new enlarged quarters and will switch to a nine hour day for staff.
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Crystal Laundry
George G. Young
Mechanic Street
Mechanic and
Bedford Street
Cumberland
Young
Not Candidate for Senatorship Wr Straus Says
London May 28 Oscar S Straus denied reports he sought the United States Senate or any political office He said he was in London mainly for a vacation and as chairman of the American Centenary Committee of One Hundred Years of Peace Between Great Britain and America He planned ten days in London then Madrid for Reero Roosevelt's wedding He added the US aims for Mexico are peace and stability and that European powers should respect the Mexican government
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London
America
Madrid
Reerox Roosevelt
Straus
Mexico
Hayes declines senatorial bid in Baltimore
Former Baltimore mayor Thomas G. Hayes announced he would not seek the Democratic nomination for United States Senator. He cited professional duties and reluctance to re-enter politics, noting his prior declination and inability to arrange commitments. The report also lists several other potential candidates associated with the Smith faction. Kansas City dispatch notes Vic Ringer’s executed appeal in a separate case.
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Thomas G. Hayes
Baltimore
United States
Hayes
Ople
Tal- Lewis and Covington
N. Ries Burke
Frank I. Duncan
Baltimore County
James Alfred Pearce
Kentounty
Smith
Lodi arson trial opens in Rochester for John Myers
The trial of John Myers of Lodi begins in Rochester after his arrest in connection with a December 5 fire that damaged numerous business places and dwellings in Lodi. A panel of seventy five jurors has been drawn.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Myers
Lodi
Guaranteed Gold Crowns and Painless Dentists Ad
An old advertisement from National Painless Dentists at 100 Baltimore St promises guaranteed gold crowns and teeth without pain. It notes crabs served in a red style as part of a lunch room claim and is dated May 28.
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Baltimore St. Ag
aAdv
Unavoidable accident verdict in cave-in near North Branch
The coroners jury ruled the cave-in near North Branch an unavoidable accident. One man died and three were injured. Investigators led by W C Capper in the absence of board officials. Thomas Shryock, badly injured, was moved to Western Maryland hospital for treatment and expected to recover.
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North Branch
John T. Edwards
Board of
W. C. Capper
Angus Ireland
Thomas Shryock
Western Maryland
Cumberland Area Social Note: Local Moves and Visits
Personal notices list P Petri moving his family from Connellsville as division engineer of the Cumberland Division B and O Railway and other Cumberland visitors and travels. Names include F Jeanere Bennett Talbot Paw Paw W Va, Mrs Lillian Mouse at funeral in Hancock, Mrs J E Weaver, A P Gross called to Chicago by death, Mr and Mrs Exline in Cumberland and Piedmont, Mrs Simon Kochman sailing to Europe with son Leon, Mr and Mrs William Nolan visiting Hancock and Cumberland, Rev Elderdice of Westminster at the Windsor, S O Billings Parsons, Mrs Albert Dowden and son New Cumberland return from visiting Grafton, Mrs John S Magill returning from Cumberland and Philadelphia, W W Cochran circus promoter en route to St Louis, Warren Mellinger at Atlantic City, E E Purnman returning from St Joseph's Hospital, Mrs George M Perdew returning from New York, Mrs I J Ritchey convalescent, Rev Dr Joseph Dawson in Washington for American University opening, Elizabeth Butler ill with scarlet fever, James Welsh law student at Maryland University home for the summer, R Hugh McCleave at Htsburg, Mrs H M Adams called to Uniontown for sister's illness, niece Nettie Brown visiting Allegany Heights Hospital head nurse, and Miss Brown superintendent there.
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P. Petri
Cumberland Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
F. Jeanere
Bennett & Talbott
Paw Paw
W. Va
Lillian Mouse
J. E. Weaver
Hancock
Edward V. Gannon
A. P. Gross
Chicago
Joseph H. Exline
Cumberland
Piedmont
Simon Kochman
The
Bon ‘Ton
New York
Europe
Leon
Germany
William Nolan
City
Philadelphia
Grafton
W. Cochran
Martinsburg
St. Louis
Warren Mellinger
Atlantic City
E. E. Purmnan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
George M. Perdew
I. J. Ritchey
Maryland Avenue
Joseph Dawson
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
American University
Elizabeth
Butler
James Welsh
Maryland University
Maryland Avenue O
R. Hugh McCleave
Attsburg
H. M. Adams
Harrison Street
Uniontown
C. W. Brown
Adams
Net‘tie Brown
Brown
Miss Brown
Allegany Heights Hospital
Davis
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Kansas City
Vicringer
Gertrude Shidler
Rederick
Victrolas
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
Exclusive Millinery House
Bishop's Motorcycle Garage
Front Street
General Electric
Edison Mazda
Khmf
Edison Electric Ill
Union St
Lazarus
L. Lazarus
Wm. E. McHugh
Third National Bank
No. 1
Washington Street
J. L. Howard
Wm. Billmyre
Overland Garage Repair Department
Harrison and George Streets
Howard & Billimyre
Baltimore Street
Biddie
Frederick Street
D. I. Biddle
A. R. Bender
Leader Garage
South Cumberland
Ford
E. Laing Ave
Keys Hotel
J. J. Zapf
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