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03 Jul 1908
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Maryland Cumberland Evening Times in Cumberland, Maryland
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Newspaper
Maryland Cumberland Evening Times
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
Fifth Pretty Anti by Willis Broo Lea B Bahwine
A child dreams of being grown and defying his father. He imagines a future full of rockets, torpedoes, and noisy Fourth of July celebrations, vowing to outsize his father’s power with grand plans. The poem contrasts childish rebellion with domestic authority.
Labor Leaders Stage Center at Democratic Convention
Denver July 3 labor representatives moved to center stage at the Democratic national convention seeking an anti injunction declaration in the platform. Prominent figures include H P Perham Sam uel Gompers W S Stone and James OConnell urging total prohibition of injunction use in labor disputes amid Bryan faction resistance and hopes for a compromise after talks with Bryan in Linx tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United: Press
Denver
Chicago
Pold
H. P. Perham
He Ae Railroad Telegraphers
P. Hi. Alpsey
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
A.B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
James O'Connell
Machinists
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
W.S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
John J. Harrahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bryan
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Linx
Ieee
Labor Leaders Decry Plank as Outrageous in GOP Talks
Conservatives organize amid divisions as Col. James M. Guffey arrives, labeled Boss of the Keystone State, openly anti Bryan and pushing for a weakened plank. The scene sets a charged political battle within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Jas. M. Guffey
Keystone State
Guffey
Another Earthquake Rumors Hit Markets
United Press reports rumors of an earthquake in San Francisco with no details. Separate note says a slight quake shook Los Angeles early today, knocking down several chimneys and prompting Santa Fe Railroad to file a message from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Rebels Surrender After Two Day Siege At Tabriz
Rebels capitulate in Tabriz after two days of intense fighting with Shah’s infantry and cavalry. Rachia Khan accepts surrender under a guarantee of personal safety with assurances of orderly governance if massacres stop. A separate dispatch notes a massacre ongoing in Tabriz amid bread shortages and starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St Petersburg
Calvary
Tabriz
Rachia Khan
Nanan Eee Shah
St. Petersburg
Persia
Clic
Editor Murat Halstead Dies at Home in Cincinnati
The veteran American journalist Murat Halstead died at his Cincinnati home yesterday afternoon in his seventy ninth year. His death followed months of Frail health and a cerebral hemorrhage suffered days earlier. he was surrounded by his wife and children including Robert and Mrs Arthur Stem. His son Marshall had died recently, and Albert Halstead serves as American consul at Birmingham England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Robert
Arthur Stem
Halstead
Strenth
Albert Halstead
Birmingham
England
Country
Leaped from Building and Fire at Kresge Store
United Press reports a Cleveland fire at Kresge’s store where six people died in the basement after escape attempts. Earlier a noon blaze sent several girls (store workers) leaping from a second story window. all survived with injuries. A public sale ad note appears for Rosenbaum’s and Smith’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Kresge
No Fireworks Within City Prohibited On Fourth
Proclamation enforces Cumberland city ordinance banning sale or use of fireworks and explosives for July 4. Police will arrest violators and impose fines. Citizens plan picnics, visits, and citywide quiet while banks close and churches host events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
Cumberland
Frankfort
W. Va
Dan's Rock
Lonaconing
Frostburg
Midland
Mt. Savace
Automobile Notes and Billmeyer Return from Trip
Mr and Mrs Herman D Billmeyer return from a two week automobile trip visiting Danville Nuiton and other Pennsylvania points. They drove a 15 horsepower Ford runabout covering Harrisburg to Cumberland in one day despite rough old National Pike surface. George R Bramble B Co freight agent bought 3 Rambler autos and William Shatenberg purchased a locomobile 40 hp for 51000, sale handled by J E McDonald of Philadelphia at Queen City garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman D. Billmeyer
Danville
Nuiton
Pennsylvania
Milton
Billmeyer
Harrisburg
Cumberland
Hanscock
George R Bramble
William Shatenberg
J. E., McDonald
Philadelphia
Queen City
Tennis Matches Near End of YMCA Tournament
The YMCA tennis tournament, running since yesterday, will conclude this afternoon with the prize presented. Colburn defeated F Edgerton Powell 7 4 6 4, and Roman beat Garland W Powell 6 1 6 2. Sloan Hodgson defeated F E Powell and G W Powell 6 4 4 6 6 4, while Colburn Roman won 6 4 3 to take the doubles. This afternoon Lawler Cromwell face J Walsh and J Walsh, with the victors to meet Colburn and Roman for the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M.C. A
Colburn
F. Edgerton Powell
Roman
Garland W. Powell
Sloan and
Hodgson
F. E. Powell
G. W. Powell
Lawler
Cromwell
J. Walsh
Independence Party forms amid Baltimore event
A new Independence Party faction gathers in a Baltimore hall with seven attendees as organizers plan a national convention, selecting delegates and ratifying choices at a meeting next week. All details point to a push for momentum ahead of Chicago’s July 27 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Boom
Belvedere
John Temple Graves
Atlanta 4A
Georgian
William Randolph
Max Shmson
Hear
Baltimo
Independence Party
New Movement
Aone
Charles A. Briscoe
Baltimore
T Independence Party
Cago
Masemestir
Bald Head Angers Snake Adder Bites Tobey in Grass
In South Norwalk Connecticut a snake, likely an adder, bit Charles D Tobey while he slept in tall grass on the riverbank. Tobey, an oysterman, was found unconscious with a swollen head and received night care from Dr. F B Baker. Doctors expect recovery after the late treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adder
South Norwalk
Charles D Tobey
F. B. Baker
Tobey
Mine Disaster in Russia Leaves Hundreds Dead
A coal mine blast at Rikovosky in Yusovo Russia triggers a fire. Estimated dead reach 300 with 160 bodies recovered. Over 200 workers remain trapped as outside towns offer hospital aid amid limited local medical facilities. Rescue efforts hampered by flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
No Paper Tomorrow For National Holiday Observance
Notice indicates no Times edition tomorrow due to a national holiday. Advertisement notes exford items on sale at Smith's with prices listed, urging readers to see the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
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LFIS
Willis Broolea B.bawhine
Papa
Hull United States
Gross
Ith
Kressstore Wain
Doy
Rosenbanm’s
Smith's
Police
Stores Generaly
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Narrows Park
Potomac Club
Order of Red Men
Umbird’s Grove
Merryland
Automobile Notes
NEW Party
LAUS
Geog
Centre Street
George Mehlberth
Cumberlan
Sto
Central Engine Co
Hall Plaza
Iny Toys
Exfords
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