McCuaig Addresses Large Audiences On Marriage And Suffrage
Dr. McCuaig spoke to a Centre Street audience on The Ethics of Marriage and to women on Sin and Selection for Mateship. He argued men hold responsibility yet women shape law and urged support for woman suffrage as a national reform.
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McCuaig
Ministerial Association
Centre Street M. E. Church
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Cumberland
McCunaig
Ken
Great Britain
Mr. Bok
Hyphenated Congressmen Signal Bipartisan Shift
Washington reports a rise of hyphenated lawmakers listed as Republican-Progressive or Progressive-Republican amid de hyphenation propaganda. The Bull Moose fusion and party endorsements drive this new political genus as candidates seek bi partisan appeal in official directories.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Poindexter
Washington
Feild
Opera Season Opens at the Metropolitan in New York
New York hosts the Metropolitan Opera season opening with plans for major productions Borodine Prince Igor Les Pecheurs de Peries and an afternoon cycle of Der Ring des Nibelungen Special matinees include Parsifal and novelties New singers Barrientos Cajatti Heinrich Mason Warrum Zarska Damacco Latesta Scott lead the season which runs twenty weeks before a four week tour to Boston Baltimore Washington Atlanta
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Borodine
Prince Igor
Bizet
Mario Barrientos
Ida Cajatti
Julia Heinrich
Edith Mason
Helen Warrum
Erma Zarska
Flora Perini
Giacomo Damacco
Giuseppe Ce
Pompilio Malatesta
Henri Scott
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Atlanta
Cumberland Vital Statistics Week Ending November 13
Vital statistics for Cumberland report births and deaths among residents. Births include multiple couples such as William T. and Ethel M. Damm and George W. and Annie Walburn, with both male and female newborns listed. Deaths recorded are Malinda Graham 73, Catherine E. Lee 40, George Schade 81, Isaac Pierson 67, Madison Schäfer 77, Helen Louisa Patrick 6, and Thomas G. Porter 70.
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Cumberland
William T
Ethel M. Damm
William A
Margaret Scheermesser
Frank
Nina Cresap
John W
Nannie J. Carroll
George W
Annie Walburn
Ren
Lida Swadley
Andrew and
Kate Smith
Albert
Jessie Howhard
Stanley P
Annie Boring
Martin L
Annie Erwin
Harry L
Anna N. Smith
John E
Neva Lansdale
Thomas F
Florence Chandler
Howard
Flora Pratt
James C
Bertha Catlett
Malinda Graham
Catherine E. Lee
George Schade
Isaac Pierson
Madison Schafer
Helen Louisa Patrick
Thomas G. Porter
Cities Service Company stock sale announced by board
Henry L. Doherty and Co. announce Cities Service Co directors authorized five million dollars preferred and two and one half million dollars common stock sale for cash. A strong American syndicate purchased the block to retire floating debt and provide working capital with transfer terms and debenture rights for preferred and common holders.
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Henry L. Doherty and Co. Bankers
New York
Allegany County
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Co
Cities Service Company
Company of Record
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway Company
Return to Baltimore for Rev Dr Hare after illness
The Rev Dr Thomas M Hare superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Maryland returns to Baltimore from Waterville Ohio after ptomaine poisoning. He credits Baltimore county Anti-Saloon work for defeating state senator Carville Benson and spoke at several churches on World Temperance Day alongside Rev Dr C M Leinster. The text also notes Ford Motor Co output and employment across Detroit Walkerville Manchester and twenty five US plants totaling 1 006 835 cars with about 30 000 workers in Detroit and assembly branches.
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Thomas M. Hare
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Baltimore
Waterville
Ohio
Cumberland
Baltimore County
Carville D. Benson
State Senate
Hare
Cc. M. Leinster
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Walkerville
Manchester
Eng
United States
Ford
Detroit Assembly
Ford Passes Million Mark in Car Production Record
On October 1 Ford Motor Co announced it had manufactured and sold 1 006 835 cars since the first car in 1903. In about twelve years and 100 days this production set a landmark in the motor industry and industrial history.
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Ford Motor Co
Removal Notice for Dr George P Paulman
Dr George P Paulman has moved his office to 21 South Liberty Street per advertisement No 15 31.
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George P. Paulman
South Liberty Street
Age limit for films would bar children under ten in county
Washington County grand jury urged state lawmakers to ban minors under ten from movie theaters unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The Hagerstown panel filed its report Saturday night after completing its November term.
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Washington County
Grand Jury
Hagerstown
Field's Restaurant Expands to Hotel on Virginia Ave
Cumberland railroad men welcomed Field's Restaurant move to 609 and 611 Virginia avenue with plans to operate a Hotel in connection. James Kerr of Waverly N C partners with Field to extend the same railroad man friendly service and home cooked meals at larger quarters.
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Railroad Men
Cumberland
Field
Virginia Avenue
James Kerr
Waverly N. C
Field's
Fields
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State of
Cumberland Vital Statistics
Cleveland
Judge Moylan
David Moylan
Moylan
Dr. Hare
Ness
Daisy's
Service A la Carte
Lazarus Millinery Shop
FELTS
Lazarus Millinery
Baltimore Street
Mr. Fields
NORTH
Mechanic Street Phone 440
JP. Wiesel
Baltimore St
Cumberland, MD
Agency For Panama-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
the Countryside Magazine
Country Life In
America
Suburban Life
Travel
The
Garden Magazine
the Housewife
Farm and Fireside
Poultry
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
J. H. Holzshu & CO
Baltimore St. Y.M. C. A. Building
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