War Bulletins From The Front A Chronology
A compilation reports Count Helmuth Von Moltke gravely ill and near death due to failures of staff plans in France with General Von Falkenhayn acting. Prince Oscar of William II suffers partial paralysis and brain involvement after a shock from officers killed by Turcos near the Meare river. Other items note Japan protesting the Geier in Honolulu, oil ships Brindilla and Platuria to be released, Britain’s assurances on cotton shipments not being placed on contraband, Badger arriving for repairs after ramming a submarine, and inventor Humphrey linking submarine designs to 1900s plans. Frankreich, Zustände und Proteste.
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the Hague
Count Helmuth von Moalke
France
Copenhagen
Berlin
Oscar
Emperor William
Turcos
Meare
Russian Campaign Update Across Polish Fronts
German retreat continues with some routs south of the Pilica River as German lines hold near the Vistula except Kvangerod. Austrians attempt crossing the San River repulsed by Russians. East Prussia campaign awaits results in the Warsaw region.
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Warsaw
Pilica River
Vistula
Kvangerod
San River
East Prussia
Made in America Exhibition Opens in Holyoke
Holyoke Massachusetts marks Made in America week, starting today under Merchants' Associates. The city is decorated in uniform color, aiming to inform residents and visitors about the vast amount of American made merchandise and to welcome guests from nearby towns during the event.
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Holyoke
Mass
America
Merchants’ Associates
Folk to lead ICC in Arkansas Pass rate hearing
Former Missouri governor Folk now an ICC solicitor will personally handle the Interstate Commerce Commission side at a Houston hearing. The court suit seeks an injunction against 18 Texas railroads to block applying the cotton rate to Port Arkansas equal to other Texas ports.
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Houston
Tex
Folk
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
Arkansas
Texas
Lincoln Fame Safe From Attacks in Cumberland Letter
A Cumberland letter to the Baltimore Sun defends Abraham Lincoln against Henry E. Shepherd and calls for reconciliation between the North and South. Teddy Roosevelt tours Pennsylvania for governor and Senate, with a crowd greeting him as U S Steel resumes its appeal in the dissolution suit.
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Justice
Cumberland
Baltimore Sun
Henry E. Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
Lincoln
Sisyphus
Abraham Lincoln
W. Va. Teamster Dies In Wagon Fall Near Springfield
George Fisher of near Springfield was killed when a wagon loaded with apple barrels toppled on bad road. Fisher, employed by orchardist A. L. Ewers, died from a broken neck. He left a wife and nine children.
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Romney
W. Va
George Fisher
Springfield
A. L. Ewers
Fisher
Glass Factory Fire Wipes Clarksburg Plant
The main building of the Clarksburg Glass Company at Adamstown West Virginia was burned Saturday morning. Loss is estimated at $60,000 covered by insurance. Three hundred men will be thrown out of employment.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Clarksburg Glass Company
Adamstown
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Timetable
The timetable lists hourly first cars from Frostburg to Cumberland and Westernport with stops at Eckhart Clarysville Red Hill Longs Narrows Park and Cumberland at start times 6:00 a m. and 7:00 a m. Then reverse trips from Cumberland to Frostburg and from Frostburg to Westernport with connecting notes and final last cars at midnight. J E Taylor superintendent signs the timetable.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long's
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Haltimore Street
Westernport
J. E. Taylor
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Milan
Alete
Jacoby & Stahl
New York
Uhlan J
Grenadier
Bupt
Ladies’ Tailors
New York City
Ross
von Molke
General von Falkenhayn
Tokio
U. S
Geier
Honolulu
Washington
Lansing
Cecil Spring-Pice
State Department
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Sheerness
Eng
Badger
Freemantle
Pittsburgh
Alexander Foster Humphrey
Humphrey
Carnegie Institute
Poland
Vomza
Brest
Ur Tovsk
Gov. Folk At Hearing
Teddy
Pennsylvania
Easton
Theodore Roosevelt
Vance McCormick
Gifard Pinchot
Senate
Steel
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
United States Court of Appeals
THE
Evening Press
Gqur Old R
Bender
R. Fe
WWE
ILY
Cumberland Laundry
N. Me
Fic
St. Phon
Harriett Campbell
W. Service
jBooks
Spehs
Cheechako
John A. Folton & CO
Booksellers
Baltimore and Liberty
Cumberland, Mary
Louis
Astein, Ector
Chapel
Que
North Centre St. Marc
Cumberland & Westernport
Yme Tabote
Raye
Berien Midi Lonacot
Barta Piedme Res
Etarnin
Org
Frostbot
Bolmkibun
Gellpcel Yeager
Rosa Carry’s Books
Bate
Brag Farm
Peter
Harbaugh
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