Senator Whyte Dead of Blood Poisoning in Baltimore
Baltimore reports United States Senator William Pinkney Whyte died at 70 after a sudden sinking spell from erysipelas spreading to the blood. He passed at 4:20 p.m. at his home with family present. Funeral services are set for Emmanuel P. E. Church with interment at Greenmont cemetery. Senator-elect John Walter Smith likely to fill Whyte's unexpired term.
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Baltimore
United State
Wiliam Pinkney , Whyte
East Chase Street
Erysilopas
Senator Whyte
Trimbles
Joseph
John Cat Bell Whyte
Harvard
House of Delegates
Maryland
Hile
Congress
United States
Reverdy Johnson
Great Britain
Lietmore
Gorman
Edwin Warfield
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorplan
United States Senate
District of Columbia
Tie
United Press
William Pinkney Whyte
Emmanuel P. E. Church
Greenmont
Local Politics Stir With Tedious List of Mayoral Hopefuls
City race heats up as Republicans consider John Miller and Lloyd Jowndes for mayor while Democrats eye Reinard Clary and others. Council seats unsettled. meeting of Retailers' Protective Association set for March 13. Marriage licenses issued to Morrisey-Mebota and Smithy-Hughes. Frostburg storm report noted with heavy rain and lightning.
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Frostburg
Frank Morrisey
Minnie D. Mebota
Tyrone
Thomas Smithy
Viola Hughes
Dunbar
Drawing the Jury Method Described for Selection
The article explains the court juror draw using 200 names from county poll and tax books apportioned by votes. Names are numbered 1 to 200, placed in a box, and jurors selected by drawing balls as judges call numbers. It notes eligibility rules and invites citizen involvement.
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Orlears
Cumberland
Countrie Appeinment
Loniconing
Evening of social gathering in honor of Mr Collins
The text describes a Tuesday evening with guests and music. Edward Hunt and Pearl Pennington perform selections. Attendees include Mr and Mrs War and Mrs Neff, Mrs Shaffer, Alice Pennington, Miss Clara He Celtin, and others. The gathering features card playing and a supper.
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Collins
Edward Hunt
M Pearl Penningston
Mr. Flunt
Mrs. War
Nef
Mr Shaffer
Skating Rink Hosts Largest Band Concert Night
At the skating rink a vast crowd enjoyed the South Cumberland Band concert and soprano Miss Joe Lindner with Miss Eichner on piano. Miss Lindner received enthusiastic applause for her superb voice. Also noted were late night sandwiches and drafts at the Dairy Lunch Room. Ralph Snaner, a 25 year old white man, was bound over to the grand jury on a theft charge involving a pocketbook, rings, and jewelry from Miss Clara Exmerie. Several men arrested for drunkenness were fined $3 each.
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South Cumberland Band
Joe Lindner
Eichner
Lindner
Ralph Snaner
Gander
Miss Clara Exmerie
Shafer
Burratt
Death of Master Leo Mackert at 14
Leo Mackert, aged 14, son of Mrs Lucy Mackert, died last night at midnight from pneumonia. The funeral will be Friday morning at 9 o'clock with services at SS Peter and Paul church followed by interment in the church cemetery.
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Mackert
Leo Mackert
Lucy Mackert
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Handsome Rugs On Display At State Fair Rooms
A display this week features a collection of handsome rugs including a valued Orient piece at $1,000 and foreign laces. Furnishings & Sons at 17 North Centre Street hosts the exhibit by Mr X M Tooma. An invitation is extended to call and inspect.
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Orient
HH. A. F.fiurshuiz & Sons
North Centre Street
X. M. Tooma
Tern
Bedford Street M P Church selects delegate for Snow Hill conference
At a membership meeting George Fritts was elected delegate to the Snow Hill conference on April 1 with instructions to seek the return of Rev. W A Melvin as pastor for another year. Stewards elected were George Fritts Hillary Richt Fred W Growden W A Cordry and Chas H Wolford.
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Bedford Street
M. P
George Fritts
Snow Hill
Innings
W. A. Melvin
Hillary Richt
Fred W. Growden
W. A. Cordry
Chas. H. Wolford
Logal Measures In The House For Foreign Beer Tax
In Annapolis on March 18 Mr day introduced a bill to levy up to 500 dollars annually on counties selling beer not brewed in Maryland. Other measures include funding funeral expenses for an old Union soldier, appointing a court stenographer for Allegany county, and regulating gas and electricity meters in Cumberland. The Allegany delegation backed Smith and Carl bills. the latter faces opposition.
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Evening Times
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Day
Stump
Allegany County
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Allegany
Smith
Carl
Cumberhend
Ford
Garrett
Temperance
James Foreman
Ya and Means Committee
Miss Holt Reopens Millinery on New Center Street
Miss Holt the milliner of Cumberland announces new quarters on Center Street opposite the former location. Her spring hats arrive and her five years in business have grown each season necessitating larger, more commodious space. She thanks Cumberland ladies for support and highlights the addition of Miss Warfield of Baltimore and Miss Cunningham of Pittsburgh as artistic staff. A spring exhibition of up to date headwear will be shown next week.
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Egolf
Howard Fuller
Fuller
Reinhard
W. C. Deveeman
Matthew Sloan
South
Cumberland
Mr. Cornwell
Mess
Hugh McMullen
Dew. H. Reynolds
Roderic Clary
Col
Jno. Keating
Clary
Fiehl
Albert R. Bender
Council
T. A. Ko Hummelshime
Larke
Ibat
Miss Holt
Ae Nord
Spring Street
Holt
Miss Warfield
Haltimore
Miss Cunningham
Pittsburg
Case dismissed for Potomac river pollution at Rawlings
Deputy Game Warden Clark and Samuel Skelly were arrested in Rawlings on a charge of polluting the Potomac River by dumping saw dust. The magistrate dismissed the case today, as reported in the town notes.
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Clark
Samuel Skelly
Rawlings
Potomac
Independents Organizing Meeting Next Tuesday Evening
The Young Men's Independent League of this city plans a Tuesday evening meeting at the YMCA auditorium to discuss forming a voter commitee and promoting better government. A presiding officer will likely be named, and the group expects strong turnout and a vigorous campaign to nominate capable candidates free of machine influence.
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League
Big St Patrick Banquet Held by Hibernians at SS Peter Paul
A large St Patrick's Day banquet was hosted by Divisions 6 and 7 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Ladies' Auxiliary at SS Peter and Paul’s hall on Pav elie Street. Toastmaster Joseph Coleman introduced Rev Father Thomas who praised St Patrick’s work. Thomas S Kean and M F O’Neill presented Irish melodies and a series of toasts followed by a chorus of God Save Ireland.
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St. Patrick's
SS. Peter and Paul's Hall
Pavelie Street
Order of Hibernians
Joseph Coleman
Father Thomas
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
St. Patrick
Thomas S. Kean
M. F. O'Neill
Irene Stanton
Joseph B. Finan
John J. Power
America
J. Ed Nerd Keating
Daniel E.dean
God Save
Ireland
Tanzer Real Estate Offers Multiple Properties For Sale
Tanzer the hustling real estate man lists several properties including a Groom house and lot on Sylvan avenue for 65 dollars, a plantation on Columbia avenue for 650, a Bedford street 10 room double frame with lot for 1250, a North Mechanic street hotel with 29 rooms and bar for 4500, and a Columbia avenue house with large lot and stable for 1600. Also Sloan residence at La Vale on Intersurban line, and No 1 Cumberland street rental. Rental info and contact included.
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Tanzer
Sylvan Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Bedford Shreet
Mechanic Street
Tanger
Sloan
al la Vale
Cent-a-Word Classified Rates From The Times
Advertisement pricing details offered: one cent per word daily or five cents per word weekly with addresses and headlines counted. No ad under ten cents. Cash or stamps required unless advertiser has an account. Time-bound insertions, special long-term rates, and 30-day holding for ads addressed to the Times.
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