Retired railroad man observes golden wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Samuel J Bratt quietly celebrate forty seventh anniversary in Brunswick. Bratt retired three years ago after 65 years as machinist blacksmith for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They have three sons Charles William both with B and O and EE O Bratt in Panama. The couple have lived in Brunswick since 1891.
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Samuel J. Bratt
Brunswick
Mr. Bratt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles
William Bratt
EE. O. Bratt
Quartermaster's Department of
Panama
Mrs. Bratt
Hendrickson Named Prohibition State's Attorney Nominee
The Prohibition County Executive Committee at Wrestburg filled ticket vacancies selecting Finley C. Hendrickson as States’ attorney nominee. Robert W. Little is chosen for House of Delegates and Capt H. H. Hart sock for Register of Wills. Little replaces Montignant who declined.
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Prohibition Party
Wrestburg
Finley C. Hendrickson
Robert W. Little
House of Delegates
Capt
H. H. Hartsock
Register of Wills
Mr. Hendrickson
Maryland
Mr. Little
William C. Montignant
Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association
Tuberculosis Crusaders Meet at Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts a three day Mississippi valley conference on tuberculosis with nearly 1,000 delegates from eighteen states. Speakers include Dr. Kennon Dunham, John Voll, William Green and others as the anti tuberculosis drive is urged with a large lighted cross display and a speechless banquet presided by Vice President Marshall.
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Indianapolis
Mississippi Valley
Marshall
James Whitcomb Riley
Meredith Nicholson
Kennon Dunham
Cincinnati
Shirley P. Miller
South Dakota College
Thomas Willett
Milwaukee
FE. L. McGeehee
Hammond
Theodore E. Sachs
Chicago
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
John Voll
Ohio State Federation of Labor
William Green
United Mine Workers
FE. R. van der Slice
Nebraska State Tuberculosis Hospital
W. Lillie
Ohio State Medical Society
Hoyt FE. Dearholt
J. N. Harty
Indiana State Board of Health
Walter D. Thurber
Manchester recruits top 100000 as war effort expands
In Manchester over 100000 men enlisted since the war began with a single day record of 2151 recruits. London reports government restrictions on diamond imports from Germany. Petrograd notes the death of Dmitry Troufanoff after wartime fame. Locarno rumors Dr Russea of Cracow performed 8000 operations since 1914. A lieutenant's wedding telegram demanded immediate front return. Nottingham laceworkers saved by a government mosquito netting order for Dardanelles use. England sees eggs imports drop 50 million weekly during July and August.
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Manchester
London
Germany
Petrograd
Dmitry Troufanoff
Zurich
Locarno
Russea
Cracow
Harlesden
Nottingham
Dardanelles
England
Austrians Wed After Transport To Maryland License
John Laurinitis and Magdalene Asiaete of Tucker County West Virginia sought a marriage. They obtained a Maryland license with help from John J. Stump and were married by Rev. David G. Pile of Kingsley Methodist Church.
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John Laurinitis
Magdalene Asiaete
Tucker County
W. Va
John J. Stump
Man Rescued After Fall From Potomac Railway Trestle
Harry Groves was taken to Western Maryland Hospital in Butler's ambulance after falling from the Western Maryland Railway trestle over the Potomac River. He was dazed and bruised but quickly rescued by two Western Maryland employees.
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Hiarry Groves
Western Maryland
Buttler
Potomac
Groves
Oakland district appointments listed for Methodist Church
The West Virginia conference adjourned at Parkersburg as Bishop Crantson announced Oak land district assignments including Archibald Moore as District Superintendent and J H Howard for Oakland among many other named pastors and locales.
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West Virginia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkersburg
Crantson
Oakland
Hendrickson Issues Clear Law and Order Campaign
Finley C. Hendrickson states a political position focused on law and order and opposition to opponents. He asserts the need for a decisive poll verdict and pledges strict attention to duties if elected, urging unity among supporters of order to shape the government’s course.
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Finley C. Hendrickson
House Hool Under New Management in Cumberland
A local business listing announces new management for House Hool located on the third floor of the Third National Bank Building Cumberland Maryland with hours from 8 am to 6 pm and Saturday until 9 pm.
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Big B. & O
Washington Junction
Third National Bank
Cumberland, Md
Whiting & Fppler
Rentals and notices span Lindnerville listings and schedules
Fragmented notice from 1915 references for rent at Lindnerville with $7.00 per month, street address Modern six room house, bath. debt notices and payment requests. legal address Cumberland Richards, Attorney at Law. travel timetable entries include Waynesboro to Baltimore routes and stop times.
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Lindnerville
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