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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
1
Phillies Rally In Fifth To Tie Red Sox In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 13 a late arriving special train left Boston five hours after schedule but did not delay the game. The Phillies and Red Sox played a tight contest with Mayer and Burns on the mound for Philadelphia and Foster and Thomas for Boston. Cravath and Luderus provided power for Philadelphia while Barry and Gardner paced Boston as the game moved toward the seventh with the score tied after Cravath and Luderus homered and exchanges at the plate produced two runs for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphia Band Box Park
Athletics
Kiemat Plate
O'Loughlin
Evans
Rigler
Mayer
Burns
Foster
Thomas
Hooper
Scott
Luderus
Speaker
Bancroft
Hobby
Stock
Paskert
Cravath
Whitted
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Owis
Gardner
Barry
Niehoff
Paskett
Rixey
Gainer
Bancroft Cady
Cady
Boaston
Luderus Speaker
Fancroft
Trial of Group of Millionaires to Start Today
Arraignment in the government's case against William Rockefeller Theodore N Vail Robert M Taft Lewis Case Ledyard James S Hemingway George F Baker Henry K McHarg and others charged with conspiracies to control New England transportation via the New Haven railroad begins in U S District Court Judge William A Hunt presiding Indictments against Alexander Cochran William Skinner and James Elton set for today with some charges quashed due to immunities Pleas of not guilty expected and a lengthy trial anticipated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
William Rockefeller
Theodore N. Vail
Robert M Taft
Lewis Case Ledyard
James S. Hemingway
George F. Baker
Henry K. McHarg
New England
New Haven
U.S. District Court
Alexander Cochrane
Boston
William Skinner
Silk Baron
Holyoke
James 8. Elton
Waterbury
Conn
Washington Farm Briggs Sells for 22800 at Public Auction
The Robert M. Washington home at Ridgedale near Romney was auctioned by trustees BH B Gilkeson and John J Cornwell and bought by Chas Smith of Burlington for 22800. The French place sold by receivers Lowndes Gilkeson and Cornwell drew W N Satterfield as purchaser at 8600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Washington
Ridgedale
Romney
BH. B. Gilkeson
John J. Cornwell
Chas, Smith
Burlington
Lowndes, Gilkeson
Cornwell
W. N. Satterfield
Mrs Nellie Blaker Dies at 22 in Ridgeley
Mrs Nellie Blaker aged 22 wife of Carl P Blaker of Ridgeley W Va died at about 1230 this morning at Western Maryland hospital where she was taken yesterday from her home. She is survived by her husband two children Oliver Frederick and Nellie Francis aged four and two years her parents Mr and Mrs D C Twigg one brother Ira and four sisters Mrs G C Harshbarger Mrs S F Blaker Miss Pearl Twigg Cumberland and Mrs Charlies Chestnut Keyser W Va The funeral will be from the home of her parents 105 Arch Street Rev W W White Calvary M E Church South will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Blaker
Carl P. Blaker
Ridgeley
Maryland
W. Va
C. P. Blaker
Oliver Frederick
Nellie Francis
D. C. Twigg
Ira
G. C. Harshbarger
S. F. Blaker
Pearl Twigg
Cumberland
Charlies Chestnut
Keyser
Arch Street
W. W. White
Calvary M. E. Church South
Y M C A Campaign Closes With 1005 Members Secured
The Y M C A campaign for 1000 new members concluded last night with 1005 joined. Teams led by George Llenderson and Max J. Colton reported strong day totals, including 35 new members from Simplex and solid numbers from Saxon Haynes Chalmers Stutz Dodge Chevrolet Overland Franklin Ford Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max J. Colton
George Llenderson
Simplex
Saxon
Haynes
Cadillac
Chalmers
Stutz
Dodge
Chevrolet
Overland
Franklin
Ford
Packard
Peach shipments exceed last year's by five hundred cars
Cumberland Division Trainmaster M Gearhart reports 2150 carloads of peaches shipped with iced refrigerator cars from Keyser Romney Cherry Run and other points to 128 destinations across Michigan Florida West Virginia Tennessee Louisiana Illinois Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island Missouri New York Indiana Ohio Kentucky Alabama. Apples season has begun with 251 carloads shipped and total over 1000 expected. The region gains as fruit industry grows including canneries at Glebe Hancock Berkeley Springs Sleepy Creek Cherry Run and raspberry plantings at Paw W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Gearhart
Cumberland Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keyser
Romney
Michigan
Florida
West Virginia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Illinois
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Missouri
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Alabama
Trainmaster
Gearbert
Cumberland
Pruit Center
Glebe
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Sleepy Creek
Cherry Run
Raw Paw
W. Va
Henry Weber and Sons of
Oakland
United States
Governor Hits Back at Harrington in Maryland Rally
Cambridge Maryland October 15 Governor Goldsborough and other speakers attacked Democratic gubernatorial candidate Emerson C Harrington at a rally backing Republican nominees Weller for governor Doub for comptroller and an attorney general. Harrington denied blaming the governor, saying the system was at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Emerson C. Harrington
Goldsborough
Weller
Dues and Doub
Harrington
Baltimore
Centreville
Boy Dies Electrocution Chestnut Hunt West Virginia
John Smith Jr. sixteen is killed while chestnut hunting near Great Cacapon West Virginia by touching a live 6600 volt power line owned by Great Cacapon Power Company. His sister suffers bruises and burns as the line yanked him backward. The local utility is linked to Northern Virginia Power Company of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith, Jr
John Smith
Great Cacapon
Berkeley Springs
Great Cacapon Power Company
Young Smith
Great Cacapon Company
Northern Virginia Power Company of
Winchester
Winchester Concern
Death of Mrs Potts at Little Orleans After Brief Illness
Mrs. Jonas Potts and Mrs. Magdalene Potts died Friday at her Little Orleans home after a two day illness. Survived by son Albert Potts and daughter Mrs. A. B. Clay of Cumberland. Formerly Miss Keefer, she lived ten years with Mrs. Dennis O Neill of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Potts
Magdalene Potts
Jones Potts
Little Orleans
This County
Albert Potts
A. B. Clay
Potts
Keefer
Dennis O'Neill
Cumberland
Serbian capital to move as Bulgarian advance nears
Paris reports transfer of the Serbian capital from Nish to Monastir likely soon due to Bulgarian advances. Bulgaria may seize Nish before the Teutons, while Russia plans to land a large army on the Bulgarian coast. A Vienna dispatch notes Teutons pressing on all fronts as Serbs entrench in the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nish
Monastir
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Serbia
Russia
Vienna
Teutons
Stop Look Listen Law Questioned by West Virginia High Court
The West Virginia Supreme Court at Charleston reversed a Randolph County ruling in Kikins v Western Maryland Railway, holding that it is not negligence per se for travelers on public roads to fail to stop at railroad crossings before crossing, though looking and listening remains prudent. The decision narrows the duty to stop, impacting crossing safety standards and potential liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of West Virginia
Charleston
Circuit Court
Randolph County
Kikins
Western Maryland Ailroad Company
Lee to stump for Harrington in Rockville meeting
United States Senator Blair Lee, former Harrington opponent, will preside at a Harrington Ritchie Mullen gathering in Rockville on October 19. He plans to rally Democratic support and call for a large majority, marking his first public appearance in the current campaign. The event is hosted by Lee supporters with Harrington, Ritchie, and McMullen speaking, while Lee people handle the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Blair Lee
Emerson C. Harrington
Harrington-Ritchie- Mullen
Rockville
Lee
Larrington
Ritchie
McMullen
State Central Committee
French Foreign Minister Delcasse Resigns
Paris announces the resignation of Foreign Minister Delcasse accepted by Premier Viviani. Delcasse is reported ill and steps down from his post effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Delcasse
Viviani
Motor Tourists Stop Here at Queen City Hotel
A group of Williams family members from Clarksburg West Virginia Mrs Brilk and Miss Gertrude Williams with other companions are registered as automobile tourists at the Queen City Hotel. E C Wierman of Philadelphia traveling representative for the Studebaker Motor Car Co is also registered at the Queen City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Williams
D. B. Williams
Gertrude Williams
D. D. Brilk
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. D. Calvert
F. E. Crosby
CC. Fef. Hamilton
Franklin, Pa
Queen City
E. C. Wierman
Philadelphia
Studebaker Motor Car Co
Queen City Hotel
Democrats Rally at Upper Marlboro in Campaign Push
In Upper Marlboro Maryland on October 13 State Comptroller Emerson C Harrington the Democratic gubernatorial nominee and allies on the State ticket spoke to about 250 Prince George’s county residents at the Courthouse. Congressman David J Lewin addressed the crowd praising the state ticket and urging their election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Prince George's County
David J. Lewin
McMullen
Weller
M Mullen and Lewis Speak in Baltimore
In Baltimore on October 18 Comptroller Emerson C Harrington Democratic candidate for governor addressed cheering crowds at three Democratic clubs backing Blair Lee. He spoke at the Concord Club in Ape Nine teenth ward, the Fairmount Democratic Association in Sixth ward, and the Eighth Ward Democratic Association with leaders named Loden Lewis and Ritchie present. Congressman La spoke at two or more clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Emerson C. Harrington
Blair Lee
Concord Club
Nineteenth Ward
Gary Street
Daniel J. Loden
Fairmount
Caroline Street
Albert C. Ritchie
Hugh A
Man
Tom” Heflin
Ala
David J. la
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London
Great Britain
Liisa Majes v E
Mogor
Athens
Zaimis
Zairmis
Star” Iron
Greece
Chamber of Deputies
Balkans
France
Ili
Democrats
Upper Marlboro
Upper Marlboro, Md
Comptroller
Emerson C. Har
Rington
Hugh A. Mc
Central Bureau
Shuectlon
Gunty
Oogitedian Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Cial
M’mullen
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