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Maryland Cumberland Evening Times

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

Page

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January term opens at Allegany Circuit Court with jurors sworn

The January term of the Allegany County Circuit Court convened at 10 o’clock with Chief Judge A. H. Boyd and Judge R. R. Henderson on the bench. The grand and petit juries were selected, and the docket advanced to civil appeals with several cases listed for trial or settled, including various local disputes and corporate matters.

Allegany County A. H. Boyd R. R. Henderson Ihig Boyd Court of William W. Schultke Foreman Edward Cresap James A. McLuckie Jacob W. Hughes Simon F. Deal Dievid Shearer William H. H. Crump John Bannatyne John W. Wolford John Neder Albert W. Frazee Chas. G.boor Willam C. Korns Robert Moffatt A. B. F. Edwards Peter Whetstone Henry Lemmert James J. Parvon Frank A. Workmeister Thomas Dawson Frank H. McKay el the Petit Jury IzBeman J. A. Mann Jos John W. Bulls Jas Emerick Gustav W. Zeller William Davis Samuel O'Toole Mac Mair John R.humbird William Corfield Dietrich SH. Lear Harry Pooler Hush Spear Joseph White Summerfield Hendrickson Geo. H. de Haven Andrew Nickell Espy S. Anderson David Lynn Miles Thomarson John J. Miller Peter J. Noon William Pattison Columbus W. Alderton Amos C. Gross Samuel P. Harris Frank Lippold Gondle Willams Afr Hendyrickgon W- L. Fordney Samuel E.kerne Humbird Macbeth Hendrickson Anthony Luhrman v & Koons Martin Mr. Watson Moe Duckworth Council of Cumberlan Young Macbete Roman McMfichtel Gonder Twles Harriett Links Fromi- Wolford Gordon Reynolds William FP Lashley Emanuel Berl Mesars Whiting Morris nNebb Gondt Leo Calme John H. Ayers Blocher Perzew Andres Wick Chambers Condt Pearre & Dickey Wiederman Brewing Co MacHenry Liz Empire Distilling Co Ghion- Betting Works Cochrane Held -Sud le Bernstein & Co Michael Candes Capper Oete Frank Perdew Azcul S- Hannah’ Rice Pertew Charles ‘Davis Beck Beach Joan C. Va Mactax Lane & Scaffer Grial Mr. Whiting J. S Fazenbaker J. D. Dalbaugh Williams Mr. Whitworth Vicero Baldoraso Sam'l L. Kauffmant School Board of Allesant Wm. Backes Tria Ni Faras Wr. Whiting Enpler Mary Hessinger Midland Donad J Me Smith Gene Barton Frostburg Lewis Bernstein Wiliam “Walters Youns Charles B. McElfish Jno Lewis RB. Co Luther Kieal Peatre Youngs Catherine” M Shields

Robb Takes Oath as State's Attorney Amid Floral Folly

State's Attorney David A. Robb swore in this morning and began duties with the grand jury. He arrived at the courthouse to a surprise ceremony, greeted by friends and a horse shoe floral display bearing his name, plus carnations from the Weber conservatories at Oakland Md.

Grand Jury Robb Court House David A. Robb Weber Conservatories Oakland

Inaugural Program Complete for Crothers’ Day

Murray Vandiver has finalized the official program for Governor-elect Crothers inauguration day in Annapolis. The schedule includes a morning special train from Baltimore via B and O to Annapolis with government officials and guests, a march from the Rennett Hotel, and formal ceremonies with state and local leaders in attendance.

Vandiver Murray Vandiver Crothers Annapolis Baltimore Camden Hotel Rennett Veteran Corps Fifth Maryland Regiment Elkton Maryland National Guard SenatesToitn Les Committee Carrol Henry Joan Lee “Lloyd Frank Brown John Walter Smith Willian Pinkney Isidor Raynes John Gill J. F. Palbott Harry B. Wolf J. Barry Mahool A. S. Goldsborough Harry, F. Honper J. Second Branch Connell George Samson Isaac. Lee Straus William, Shepard, Bryan John FP. Poe Joshua Iw. Hering Gordon T. Atkinson Marion de Kath Smith Buchanan Schley Bernard Carter Frank Furst John Hannibal Edward Raine John J. Mahop

Wilson Reappointed Superintendent of County Home

County Commissioners held a brief session with few appointments. Peter Wilson was reappointed superintendent of the county home. Trustees named for the county home and asylum include John Mackie of Westernport Charles Getz of Mt Savage and Charles Miles of Cumberland. Constables expected to be appointed tomorrow.

Lloyd Durst Pittsburg Charles Getz Mt Savage Andchard Miles Cumberland

Whiting Bros Quartet at the Central Y M C A

Whiting Brothers Quartet returns to the Central Y M C A for a refined concert Tuesday January 7 at 7 15 p m. Edwin M Whiting, noted for his reading, headlines a performance praised as far above average. General admission 25 cents. members admitted free.

Wittney Brothers Edwin M. Whiting

Three Young Men Join Infantry for Uncle Sam

Major W P Huxford visited the local recruiting station and accepted three volunteers for infantry service. Gim Feoree Oller of Matron, George Haton of V Va, and William C Fletcher of 4 Wine Street Cumberland left today for New York. Enquiries at the recruiting office 9 Baltimore Street reveal next visit dates. London reports perjury charges against Herbert Drace abandoned, signaling possible dropping of a salt suit concerning the Duke of Portland estate.

Sam W. P. Huxford Army Glen Lands Gim Feoree ‘Oller Matr George Haton V. Va William C. Fletcher Wine Street Cumberland Infantry New York Huxford Baltimore Street Jinited Press London Herbert Drace Duke J of Portland

Japan Allies Debate Over China Policy and Aoki Interview

London and Paris monitor Tokyo’s stance on using the Anglo-Japanese alliance in China as Britain Russia and France weigh roles in a new policy. Reports cite Viscount Aoki denying a quoted line about offensive action against US exclusion of Japanese.

Portland Ore Vancouver British Columbia Japan London Tokyo The Telegraph China Russia Anglo- Japanese Agreement Through Her Ententes With Great Britain Far East England France Paris Viscount Aoki United States San Francisco Journal Des Debats Aoki

Paint and Powder Club sails to Fairmont to aid Monongah victims

The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore traveled by special train to Fairmont West Virginia for a benefit show at the Grand Opera House. The troupe of thirty, transported free by the B and O, drew large advance sales with boxes priced high and Governor Dawson among attendees.

Paint and Powder Club Baltimore Society Theatrical Organization Fairmont W. Va Monumental C. W. Watson Grand Opera House Dawson Warfield Stete Raleigh C. Thomas

Appeal for Monongah Relief Fund Reaches Near Goal

Saturday's drive to raise the $1,000 Monongah relief fund attracted prompt gifts from IM A Qartt 3 to Guy Cumberland five dollars and from Wm Montignant and Andrew Schwankhaus both five dollars. The total at noon stood at 988.11 with 11.89 remaining before closure tomorrow night urging further contributions to reach the full goal.

Guy Cumberland Wm. Montignant YMC Andrew Schwankhaus

Fire destroys three Hancock buildings. Masonic Temple wrecked

Early morning blaze in Hancock destroyed the Jo%ee and J P Grove stores with stock. The four story Masonic temple was completely wrecked as Hagerstown responders arrived by special train. Flames were under control around five o'clock. several other buildings suffered minor damage. no loss estimate given. George W Wilson, Talbot County attorney, died at Easton hospital after two weeks with brain inflammation. Alfred Kaiser, 41, a prominent German immigrant, former Oheb Shalom leader, died in Baltimore. The new Baltimore street plumbers and gas-fitters shop moved to Little Frederick street and St Office Plaza. promise prompt service.

Hagerstown George Wwlson George ‘W.wilson Talbor Easton Alfred J. Willage Alois Kaiser Kaiser Wiott Oheb Shalom Lanvale Street Baltimore ST Avenue Hungary Connertol Little Frederick Stoffice Plaza Ness Gnétt

Jury Delays Thaw Case As Veniremen Fined For No-Show

In New York the first venire of 100 jurors for the Thaw trial is dismissed after names were published by error. A fresh panel is summoned as Judge Dowling keeps the jury under surveillance. Evelyn Beside husband appears in court and is described as looking like a teen. A $20 fine is imposed on 20 nonresponsive jurors.

United Press New York Dowling Justice Dowling Jerome Littleton Ha ‘Thaw Evelyn George L. Carnegie Josiah Thaw

Tanzer Real Estate Listings in Wellersburg and City

Tanzer the Real Estate Man offers a Great bargain sale including a farm near Wellersburg for 1200, three houses on Maryland and three on Haley for 40005, a brick Mechanic Street residence for 4000, city jet at Mechanic and Harrison for 3000, Baltimore Ave residence for 3500, and Green Street lots for 200. Houses and lots across the city advertised with call to contact Tanzer.

Tanzer Wellersburg Maryland Ave Haley Street Mechanic Mechanic and Harrison Streets Baltimore Ave Green Street

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