A Hero Dies Facing Eternity in Rabies Battle
William H. Marsh a wealthy Flatbush inventor died after three days of rabies suffering. Doctors and Pasteur treatment could not save him. His wife and five children were at his bedside as he faced death with iron courage. Edna Thompson, Marsh's stenographer, reported dog bites to both her and Ramsey Marsh. Miss Thompson declined Pasteur treatment, while Ramsey Marsh continues the full course. Family and friends in Brooklyn mourn as Dr. Marsh planned for dependents and delegated care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Marsh
Flatbush
Marsh
Pasteur Instine
Mr. March
Ramsey
Miss Thompson
Ramsey Marsh
Pasteur Institute
Pastour Institute
Tramsey Marsh
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Dr. Calinan
Caliinan
I Xone
Thom
Dr. Marsh
Dead Belle Guinness Case Leaves Many Mysteries In Laporte
Laporte Indiana May 21 coroner Mack ruled the body found was Mrs Pelle Guinness felonious homicide with unknown perpetrator The case links teeth to identify the deceased and notes other related details including a $50000 disposition plan and a suspect in the Guinness household The report mentions a missing daughter Frances Whitzler and letters from New York amid ongoing inquiries and public notices of sales and ads in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B
I. X. Youtsler
Siasco
Maine
Smutzer
PT. Lite
Chicago
Odd Fellows Fraternity
Youtsier
Guinness
Reid
Smith
New York
Laporte
Ind
Lamphere
Omaha
B. S. Guinness
H. Whitzler
Toledo
Frances Whitzler
Valparaiso
Tuiles
Woman learns to shop smart at deal on voile skirts
A customer buys a black voile skirt for 10 dollars at a Baltimore street department store. She later finds cheaper skirts at 5 dollars elsewhere, requests a refund, and is told the store will refund or exchange any merchandise not cut or altered, reinforcing a satisfaction policy. Gross Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battimore Street
Gross Brothers
Big Jewelry Sale at McMullen's
Bank statements on page 1 claim interest and satisfaction. Jewelry sale begins Saturday with deep discounts on belt buckles pins back combs and breast pins. Special window display to be unveiled tomorrow night at McMullen's store to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamen & Beneman
McMullen's
I Marting
Tomor
Town Times
Banner for John G. Miller Mayor Campaign Is Taken Down
A large painted banner supporting John G. Miller and Better Municipal Government was lowered today amid a crowd. The event followed a street commission meeting noting contracts and bids for paving and a concrete bridge, with concerns over city code advertising requirements and an appropriation delay of 167 dollars to continue repairs.
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John G. Miller
Holtzman
Third National Bank
Champber
City Council
Messrs. Eyler
Eichelberger
Brown
Cumberland Brewery
Sells Bros
Dry Run
Little Valley Street
Thomas Kean
Boys Fined for Assaulting School Teacher in Somerset
Two boys Ora Berkabile and Donald Wagner were fined 125 dollars each for assaulting M. D. Reel, a Somerset school teacher. Judge Kooser ordered the total 328.70 dollars with costs to be paid by the boys’ fathers after the March 3 attack with an iron link and iron-loaded stick as the teacher tried to switch them for smoking. The incident left Mr. Reel badly beaten and protected by other pupils. In Belair Maryland editor Joseph M. Streett of the Harford Democrat, longtime president of the State Democratic Editors Association, is critically ill at home with stomach trouble.
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Ora Berkabile
Donald Wagner
M. D. Reel
Somerset
Kooser
Street
Belair
Joseph M. Streett
Harford Democrat
Democratic Editors’ Associaion
Main Street
Mir. Streett
Democratic Editorial Association
Large Prescott Pump Nears Completion at City Works
The Prescott Steam Pump Company reports the giant fly wheel and entire machinery in place at the city water works, claiming strong performance will meet Cumberland needs. Paving of Little Frederick Street and the city hall plaza finished this afternoon, cement to be laid tomorrow and streets opened to traffic. A post office concrete section will be removed to allow Little Frederick Street to connect directly from Center to Mechanic streets.
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Prescott Steam Pump Company
City Water Works
Prescott
Cumberland
Frederick Street
City Hall Plaza
Mechanic Street
Forfeit Intervenes in High School Series Baseball
Umpire Ruan reports the second game of the afternoon High School series was forfeited after both managers failed to appear as arranged. The forfeit occurred at 3 40. The third game is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Academy
Aew
Ruan
Willison Qualifies for Maryland Criminal Code Board
Mr Jasper N Willison was sworn in as a member of Maryland s Board of Commissioners to codify the criminal laws. The board arrived yesterday and will review the state code while sessions proceed in Annapolis. Prisoners William Duncan and Eugene Washington were moved to Baltimore after sentencing in the recent court term. Lawn swings offered at special prices by The Potte Hardware Co. in today s window display.
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Willison
Jasper N. Willison
Board of Commissioners
Maryland
John W. Young
Baltimore
Clem Deneen
William and
Liew
Duncan
Eugene Washington
Billion Dollar Bay State Gag Co Chartered in Delaware
The Bay State Gag Co secured a perpetual charter in Dover Delaware with a capital of 33 000 000 000 the largest charter ever granted there The company may pursue nearly any business except issuing money and banking including mining railroads towns manufacturing gas and holding other firms The charter notes T W Lawson of Boston and W Harry Miller of Philadelphia as signatories The Times also reports on Democratic campaign push from Washington with calls for contributions and a forthcoming campaign handbook by the National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee led by AS Loyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lawson
Dover
Del
Bay State Gag Co
Delaware
Bay State Co
Addicks
Hesdey
Hkewis
Bay State Concern
State Department
T. W. Lawson
Boston
W. Harry Miller
Philadelphia
Nomore
Bay State Company
Amalgamated Copper
Lightning Ends Eccentric Hancock Man While Seated
George Martin, a 55 year old eccentric from Hancock Maryland, was struck and killed by lightning yesterday evening as he sat beneath an apple tree near his home. The bolt shattered the tree and entered a nearby house, ending his life instantly. He was known for religious work and occasional local preaching, and had once dashed through town with a large knife during a past episode of erratic behavior.
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George
Martin
Charaer Hancock
Hancock
Mistaken Signal Triggers Belgium Rail Crash
Antwerp reports indicate a train collision between Brussels bound and Lierre bound passenger cars caused heavy casualties. Initial counts range from fifteen dead to sixty, with over one hundred injured as workers rescue victims amid wreckage and twisted steel.
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Belgium
United Press
Antwerp
Reallizion
Brussels
Lierre
Strangers Seek Aid After Wandering Through Cumberland
A man a woman and a child aged about three spent the night at Cumberland’s station house and sought aid. They refused to give names saying they had none to tell and hope to reach Keyser West Virginia tonight. The trio claim to be from Chicago and to have peddled in Washington before becoming stranded.
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Keyser
W. Va
W. F. Twigg
Rabbi Baron
Washington, D. C
Pitzer
North Mechanic Street
Cumberland
Kesser
Chicago
Washington
Strike Ends in Sight as Arbitration Sets Stage
In Cleveland on May 21 progress toward settling the street railway strike was made through arbitration. The Municipal Traction Company offers to rehire current workers as new hires, a point the union challenges. The State Board of Arbitration secures a temporary concession to reinstate workers as new hires while ongoing arbitration determines future status. An armistice is set and workers are urged to return to duty tomorrow.
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Cleveland
du Pont
Municipal Traction Company
State Board of Arbitration
Oregon Express Derailed Near Pinole Fatal Wreck
Two men killed and two missing after the Oregon Express derailed at Pinole California while traveling 35 miles per hour. Identified dead are Messenger John Birmingham Ahured and Fireman Cody. Conductor Ward is probably fatally injured. Messengers McCoy and Cummings are missing and believed buried.
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United Pr
Oakland
Cal
Oregon Express
Pinole
John Birmingham
Ahured
Cody
Ward
McCoy
Cummings
Watson for Delegate Seeks Denver Seat in West Virginia
Marion County Democrats show keen interest in G W Watson for delegate to the Democratic convention at Denver. Watson says he would like to go and will support Bryan if nominated, believing a united party can elect the nominee and carry West Virginia. Also notes Col W J Lavelle leaving Arlington Hotel after surgery for home in Tunnelin, W Va with uncertain lengthy recovery.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
W. Watson
Denver
Watson
Mr. Watson
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
West Virginia
Real Estate Bargains Offered by Tanzer Hustling Agent
Real estate list shows multiple homes priced from 900 to 6 000 across Lena Street Lexington Avenue Mapleside Shawnee Avenue Davidson Street Ridgeley Baltimore Avenue Waverly Terrace Fifth Street and Columbia Avenue. Properties include 6 room brick, modern homes with gas and electric, rooms with many lots and land offers. Tanzer advertises many bargains and payment options.
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Tanzer
Lena Street
Lexington Avenue
Mapleside
Shawnee Avenue
Davidson Street
Ridgeley
Baltimore Avenue
Waverly Terrace
5Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
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the Potomac Hardware Co
Belle
Tar
Little Jewelery Co
Potote Hardware Co
the Times
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
United States
Washington, D.C
Danal Bill's
E Potomac Hardware Co
Lambert’s
G. W. Watson
Consolidation Coal Co
Lavelle
W. J. Lavelle
B. & O- Train Dispatchers Department
Arlington Hotel
J. Geo
Hermann
Baltimore Strmet
P.R
McCleave Building
Jno
A. Bopp
Centre St
G. S. Butler
N. Centre
Arabuiance
Walter Powell & Son.Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, MO
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