Maryland Legislature Activity and Bills in Annapolis
Annapolis Md Jan 31 Houses adjourned after a brief session. Senator Shannon proposed executing capital criminals at the Maryland penitentiary. Governor Crothers faced many office seekers while bills addressed streetcar crowding, department store licensing, extending Jim Crow law to steam roads, local option measures, and Baltimore city licensing.
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Sannapolis
Shannon
Maryland Penitentiary
Wo Praseres
Allegany County
Annapolis
Crothers
Charles J. Fox
Bureau of ‘Industrial Statistics
Frank. C. Wachfep
George N. Numsen
Brady
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore City
Los Annapolis
Jones
Wicomico
Miss Adella Paret Attacked On Madison and Lafayette
Miss Adella Paret daughter of Bishop Paret was seized from behind by an unknown man on Madison Avenue near Lafayette Avenue in Baltimore at about 6 p m Wednesday. Her mail valued at fifty dollars and some cards were stolen. A negro in dirty clothes fled west on Lafayette. Captain Ward alerted district officers. She is staying with relatives at 1410 Madison Avenue while her father is away in Florida.
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Adella Paret
Bishop ‘Paret
Madison
Lafayetter Avenue
Ward
Palatial B and O Train Service Expands to Richmond
A Baltimore and Ohio train travels daily except Saturdays from Richmond to Pittsburgh via Washington, using a palatial Pullman car service on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac line. The schedule saves about 10 hours over the old service, with arrival in Pittsburgh the next morning.
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Balimore Sun
Richmond
Saynay
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Fredericksburg
Pittsvue
Times Comic and Magazine Features Promise Saturday Delight
The Times announces tomorrow's issue will include three full pages of colored comic sketches led by Professor Hypnotiser Willie Cute Brainy Bowers Hiant Li and a new character Foolish Fred. Patterns for dress and home entertaining tips accompany the features for broader appeal. Subscribe now to get daily news plus the comics at lower cost than a Sunday paper.
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Times
Tomorrow
Professor Hypnotiser
Willie Cute
Brainy Bowers
Hi Ant Li
Hig Bow
Foolish Fred
Hve
the Times
Emmanuel parish church officers elected at annual meeting
The Emmanuel parish church club held its annual meeting in the parish house with Hon. R. R. Henderson presiding. Officers elected for the following year were J. W. Thomas president Joseph Sprigs vice president E. Daily secretary and F. B. Jenvey treasurer. A social program followed with performances by G. W. Montignani and others, and the gathering adjourned to Washington's Birthday for an address on Maryland church establishment.
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Church ‘Club
Church “Club
Emmanuel Parish
R. R. Henderson
Nominalens
J. W. Thomas
Joseph Sprigs
Hicks
Henderson
Gen. Sprige
McMichael
A. A. Doub
AL Taylor
City Bonds Paid Off in Securities Sale
A city received a check for 65000 in full payment of Cumberland bonds issued in 1878 to aid the Pennsylvania Railroad in Maryland. The city, holding a second mortgage on the road, will render it upon receipt as bonds are canceled. Mr. Richmond delivered the funds to the city treasurer and the transaction closed.
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Repjauhe O Nicamena
Cumberland
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Maryland
Eity
Richmond
Central YMCA building supper to discuss project
The committee on the new Central YMCA building project will hold a supper at the Queen City Hotel tomorrow at 5 30 p m to meet George Z Tibbetts and Cameron Beck of the Interstate YMCA to discuss the new building. All men interested should notify the YMCA secretary by tomorrow noon.
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Queen City Hotel
George Z. Tibbetts
Cameron Beck
Interstate Y. M. C. A
M.C. A
Mrs Lowndes Entertains at Rawlings Country Home
Mrs Lowndes hosted a bridge whist gathering at Rawlings country home last evening with attendees including C L Brett W G Hicks A H Boyd Jas A Millholland Lewis Millholland and Mrs Anna Stubblefield. Four-year-old Jota Grace Durst saved her seven-year-old sister Marion by smothering flames from a fire, preventing severe burns.
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Lowndes
Lloyd . Lowndes
Rawlings
Bridge
Mesdames C. L. Brett
W. CG. Hicks
A. H. Boyd
Jas. A. Millholland
Lewis Millholland
Anna Stubblefield
Sitter
United Press
Pittsburg
Grace Durst
Marion
Grace
Explosion at fuse plant injures workers in Frankfort Arsenal
United Press reports an explosion at the Frankfort Arsenal fuse plant this morning injuring three workers and causing a citywide panic among residents. The incident follows a bank run as the Oriental Bank fails to reopen in New York.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Frankfort Arsenal
New York
Oriental’ Bank
Warfield replies to Seth demands proof or apology
Ex Governor Warfield fires a pointed reply to Senator Seth on charges of selling stock in the Washington Branch of the B&O R R for 210 a share and ante election pledges. He denies the allegations, cites canal and expenditure details, and demands a Senate column publication plus an apology if proof is lacking. A Ros enbaum ad follows noting a Saturday sale of dress goods at 25 percent off.
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Baltimore
Warfield
Senate
Joseph B. Seth
General Seth
Robert S. Hart
Annapolis
Maryland
Seth
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Senate Chamber
State House Commission
F. C. Latrobe
Mr. Warfield
Conscience Stricken Thief Returns Chaplaincy Theft Items
A thief who robbed the Holy Family Orphan Asylum last night returned the gold chalice and $100 this morning in a mysterious manner found wrapped in paper in the garden. The incident is reported from Pittsburg. The notice also mentions a hardware store promotion and an upcoming execution schedule for four murderers in Harrisburg with dates in March.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Pal
Holy Family Orphan Asylum
Hearst News
Harrisburg
Stuart
Willam Smith
Allegheny
Mareh
Harris Holmes
Alfred Jones
Fayette
Charles Warrell
Schuylkill
Judge Dowling Delivers Largest Thaw Trial Charge
Jury to weigh insanity evidence as Harry Thaw case moves to verdict. Judge Dowling emphasizes law and evidence over character, outlines burden of proof for insanity, and warns jurors against prejudice. Jury retires at 11 34, verdict expected after 4 30.
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United
New York
Sac
Dowling
New-York
Stanford White
Hearst
Harry K
The Graft Trial Opens With Bill Records For San derson Furniture
The graft trial opens as George Crississie Shummaker’s clerk and later James Jeffers audit tor genera]l attorney testify on how the San derson furniture bills were prepared and entered. The state seeks to prove the bills were approved. controversy arises over admitting all thirty three bills totaling about 900000 dollars, most tied to items named in the indictment. The prosecution aims to show no surface measurement exists and to let in evidence to broaden charges.
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United
Geo
Issee Shummakers
Sanderson
Janes“ Jeffers
Rney- Scarlet
Aston
Philadelphia
van Weil
Board of Grounds
Harrisburg
Champ Clark Retained by Mrs Monroe in Boyer Town Fire Case
Attorney Champ Clark represents Harriet Monroe in the Boyer town tragedy case alleging her responsibility for the blaze. The matter centers on the deadly fire and its implications for the involved parties.
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Champ Clark
Washington
Champ ‘Clark
Harriet Monroe
Boyertown
Arrival of Battleship Fleet Promises Observers Soon
The note indicates expected observation of the American battleship fleet as it arrives within a day or two. The fragment suggests preparations for viewing or monitoring the fleet’s passage.
Durabi Potato Masher Free Offer
Mysterious ad offers a Durabi potato masher free with a purchase of baking powder. Mentions Grand Union Co located on Baltimore Street with a date code 31-11.
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Grand Union Co
Baltimore St
Case retried after hung jury in Johnson murder charge
Court fixes Tuesday for retrial of William Johnson alias Cherry Pie after a jury failed to agree on charges of assaulting Pollard. Johnson had been jailed three months, with appeals and prior sentencing to the House of Correction. The docket also includes Charles Martin’s concurrent one year terms for three jail thefts and the Dillon Shields ejectment contest over the St Cloud Hotel. William Norris v B&O set for Monday damages trial. John N Kane of this city dies in Winchester at age 60. Green of Garrett introduces a liquor sale prohibition bill for the fifth district.
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Wiliam Johnson
Cherry Pile
W. C. Capper
Johnson
Pollard
T. G. Dillon
Catherine Shields
St. Cloud
Frostburg
Dillon
Purnell
Sloan and Robb
Miss Shields
Tanzer Real Estate Man Seeks Buyers Across City
For sale real estate notices advertise up-to-date homes with 6 to 7 rooms on Ann Pulaski Polk and Orchard streets. Prices range from $1800 to $3500 with rentals and lots offered by Tanzer Nos 24 26 and 20 Fifth street and at Pennsylvania Avenue and First Street. Calls promise abundant listings and quick sales.
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Ann Street
Park
Tanzer
Pulaski Street
St of Tanzer
Polk’ Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Street
Orchard Street
Fifth Street
Classified business notices from The Times directory
A scanned listing of local merchants and professionals offered by The Times. It includes architects, attorneys, confectioners, cleaners, coal and wood dealers, fish and oyster vendors, harness and saddlery, insurers, jewelers, milliners, and more with addresses and contact details. The page reflects typical early 20th century small-business ads.
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Egislature
Myre Zirkler
Dunn
Gong Oites
Miss Paret
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Kean
Mary " McGuinniss
Lee
Annie “Cavan- Aue
Re‘becca
Minnie. Spicer
Veronica ‘Westbrook
MecCiameny
Mary
Driscoll
Mary Carney
M. C. A. Men
Grand Union Soaps
Outtown
Grand Union Tea Co
Baltimore Street
Canal
Rosenbaum’s
Rosenbaum
Potomac Hardware Ce
J . “Sodynes
Hermann’s
Baltimore Streets
Winchester
John. N. Kane
William Kane
Kane
Green
Garrett
Lena Street
THE
McCleave Building
McKinley
Bopp’s 45 N
Centre ST
Both
Waterman
Glip
Giap
Waterman’s
Powell
ALL
Lambert
Balto. Street
SOL Claro
Peter E. Wright
Cumberland, Mc
Times Business Directory
Manacturers
Geo. F. Sanzbury
R. M. Luman
Washington Street
Scott Street
Virginia Avenue
A. Wright
Ave
W. Mad
F. A. Reinhard
Centre
Streq
Ma Foods. Cor
Harrison
W. Md
Milbourn Bros
Phen
T. Hoblitzell & 'Co
United States
Health & ‘Acci
Chas. T
Rogers, Watch Inspe B. &O. R.R
Ball's Standard Watches
Virgin Laing Avenues
South
Cumbeth W. Jéster
Boward
Fredé
Union : Laundry ,Co
S. Cumberland
Albert Shuter
Columbia
North Centre Street
Belle Albright
Ginia
Cumb
Malloy
Bedford
J. P. Wiesel
Trans
Atlantic
Steamship Agency
H. Fisher
Theodore Thames
Cumberland Typewriter Exchange
Liberty Street
Densmore Typewriter
H. E. Chaney
Headle
D. T. Hill
Talon Street
Frostbute
Wes
John W. Young
Gates, Jas. H
Stertiogg
Front Street
Cumberland, Mé
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