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Newspaper
Maryland Cumberland Evening Times
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1896
Page
1
As a major storm battered the region crowds flocked to St Louis and nearby morgues. Excursion trains brought thousands to view wreckage while funeral processions and memorials filled streets. Officials estimated casualties and listed the missing wounded and deceased across several towns.
Reports from Carlyle and surrounding towns detail a devastating tornado that swept through Richview Ashley Oakville New Baden New Minden and Mascoutah, killing fifteen people including Emma Krane and injuring many others. Property losses exceed 200000 with widespread destruction to trees and homes.
The Barton Public School invites to its commencement tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Opera House. A lengthy program features vocal, violin, cornet, piano pieces, recitations, essays, and diplomas by two graduates, with Principal Lew J. Ort and staff delivering the exercises.
Fragmentary lines describe Quay’s concession and a political scramble for delegates. Major McKinley’s on first ballot votes appear limited, with figures hinting at possible breakaways before June 16. The piece veers into assorted notes on clergy, cities, and an array of unrelated local items.
A Memorial Day procession formed in front of G A Kolab at 230 and proceeded through the city to Rose Hill cemetery led by the Cumberland Convert Band. Crowds decorated graves across multiple cemeteries as J C Shompson of Keyser delivered an oration and MacD Fin read a poem. the event attracted thousands and featured wreaths, flags, and a central monument.
An active call urges vigorous organization and unity within the party as it prepares for pivotal conventions. Discussions focus on representation reforms, delegates allocation, and support for a presidential candidate, with emphasis on sustaining party standards and future national con ventions.
Nawpoft Kentucky June 1 Much discussed district politics unfold as Kenton county backs Carlisle without instruction while another Kenton delegation favors free silver. Mumphell county backs a good standard and not contested. Banquet committee meetings for the firemen’s celebration are urged this evening at 7 20.
Citizens committee gears up to host G A R national encampment in September. Railways offer 1 cent fare and usual admission. Free quarters to veterans in school buildings with cots and blankets. hotel rates unchanged. Accommodations committee plans to house all, with a list of houses on request. Universi Couvenue near Albans street to be set with water service and meals. Camp sites area to be prepared for tents and private parties. route of Sept 2 parade to be announced.
A disorderly scene on lower Charles Street ends with officials closing a variety theater known as The Co hia for the third time and liquor sales continuing elsewhere. Mayor Gardiner says the town funds, built roads, water works and a police force from revenue earned, while Pan Tina medicine is advertised as a cure-all in the issue. A Centre Street Church event features a large choir and planned music as a Sunday focus, with a long program including solos and anthems. An Allegany County Academy Athletic meet is set for Friday at Narrows Park with a 15 cent admission and events like shot put and dashes. Eyler relocates a wallpaper and window shade shop to 50 N Central Street to accommodate growing business.
John Byrodee died at his home in Senece Montgomery county after a lingering illness in his 70th year. The remains will be brought here this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the Queen’s Salat, time not yet certain. He was father in law of Mr John Pitzer of this city.
At Khodimskoye plain during coronation fetes a wagon loaded with 500000 souvenirs sparked a deadly crush. Officials count many deaths and injuries as crowds surged toward booths placed in ditches, with peasants from villages among the deceased. The czar and czarina attended a ball at the French embassy amid the disaster.
The Presbyterian General Assembly concluded after a brief session with a key ruling on licensing students. The body affirmed Pittsburgh's action on the New York overture and directed a committee to draft a constitutional rule for presbyteries. A five member committee was named to probe the home board of missions finances and staff.
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