Miningpe Journal Highlights and Local News From 1907 Frostburg Area
The issue notes poetry inspired by a hog killed on railroad tracks and the company's claim responses. Gov. Glenn pursues freight-rate reform in North Carolina. Maryland disputes over coal rates and Old Home Week in Baltimore. Local items cover street governance in Glen Echo, road spending in Worcester County, and the first coal train from Yale Summit to Eckhart Branch. Obituary: Mrs. H. M. McKenzie, age 63.
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North Missouri
Glenn
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Georges Creek
Yale Summit
Consolidation Coal Company
Eckhart
C, and
P. R
Or Consolidation Coal Company
Electric
Railynton
Frostburg
Rail rate gridlock and coastal coal costs stir readers
A Cumberland newspaper roundtable critiques state boundary 2-cent rail rates harming passengers and Georges Creek coal towns with a 15-cent disparity. Lusitania’s coal use yields $6,600 per round Atlantic trip, tying labor to fuel costs while editorials lampoon legal evasions and enforcement gaps.
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Georges Creek
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lusitania
Way to advertise money found on the sidewalk
A comic gag centers on Rosenberg the clothier and Little Abie who find a large stack of bills on a sidewalk. Mrs Rosenberg asks to advertise the money and Rosenberg says he will invest in new stock and advertise his goods.
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Rosenberg
Abie
Crowd Gathers Around Well After Suspected Incident
Report from the Boston Globe notes crowds gathering around a well with inquiry into who caused trouble and a remark that no woman was involved at the bottom of the event.
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Boston Globe
Training Regimen Pushes Chinese Troops Forward
In the drill for new Chinese army recruits each man carries increasing sand in his knapsack from two ounces up to sixteen pounds. After ten hours of running at a dog trot, the men arrive at the end of the period in fit condition for fighting.
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Miningpe Journal
J. B.oder
Miss Saran KE. Danpo
Joan Opgers
Broadway
Sir Dear
Baltimore
Journal
Charles Jerome Bonaparte
Glen Echo
Worcester County
Johnson
Garrett County
H. M. McKenzie
Francis McKenzie
Chicago News
Cumberland
Ilip
Courts of
David J. Lewis
Ofeh
Equitable Savings
Clayton Bubnell
Shea Building
Bohemian Magazine
Aarork
Ali
Dee
Ray C. H. Hamill
Union Street
Arophene
J.C. Ppeiffer
D.D.S
British Provincelal
Minneapolis Tribune
Madiun
Cleveland
Harper's Weekly
Mining Journal
Frostburg, Md
Banks
PHI Citizens National Bank
Frostberg
Davisson Armstrong
Frank Watts
Vhis Bank
Foreign Exchange
A.J. Winwtson
Puos. Humperston
Howsonp Hircuins
W. A. Hercuins
J.3. Broring
H. B. Cannon
DaAvisson Armstrong
Frostburg Ritle Association
H. V. Hesse
Mus
C. G. Chaney's
McMullen & Co
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Washington
Baltimos Phila
New York
Hancock
Martinsburg
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleve
Mellsville
Twan
Cincinnati
Louisville
ST. Louis
Parkersburg
Keyser
Piedmont
Grapton
Wheeling
Coeal
M.C. Clankk
Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad
Philadel
Aily
Fromm Central Station
Allegany Grove
Clarysville
Vale Summit
Midland
Lonaconing
Loni
Vale
Dan's Rock
Washington Street
G. C. and C. R. Co
James A. Milholland
J. H. Hitchins
Nquire of Dee Ll
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Savage
Prostberg
Carlos Junetio
Barton
Tan LE
Monpavy
Frostbury
Westernport
Terr
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