Fair Opens With Crowd At Cumberland Fair
The Cumberland Fair and Agricultural Association inaugurated a busy day with clear skies and expected fast track times. Exhibits on the Towpath and in the Industrial Hall attract crowds as prize fowl, livestock, and horse displays draw attention, while racing events and spectator amenities promise a lively opening day.
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Ctr
Ferland Fair
Agricultural Associaton
Bish
Utis
Cumberland
Yankee Cruiser Yankee At Risk As Storm Threatens
Washington September 28 Chief Con trietral W L Capps reports salvage ops on the cruiser Yankee under way after running aground at Bazard Bay entrance. The ship rests precariously and could be destroyed if a south storm strikes. A dozen vessels work tirelessly to refloat and secure coal, guns and equipment. leaks have been stopped.
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Washington
Etrietar
W.L. Capps
Metcalf
Yankee
Bazard’s Bay
Mr. Capps
Governor Hanly Accused Over County Option Vote
Luther W. Knisely of DeKalb County signed an affidavit alleging Governor J Pray Warily offered a $2000 job for a yes vote on the County Option bill. The affidavit cites a Republican senator in cahoots with the governor. Warily declined comment pending release of the affidavit. The House passed the bill and the governor signed it.
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Indianapolis
Luther W. Knisely
Tower House
Indiana
DeKalb
J. Pray
Senate
Wickwire
Hans
Stokes Jackson
State Democratic Committee
House
Millionaire Arrives With Two Wives at San Francisco Port
Public officials in San Francisco confront a contentious immigration case as Rob Bosman a wealthy resident seeks to land with two wives aboard the Pacific liner Keres. The situation involves questions of plural marriage and citizenship.
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San Francisco
Sept
Keres
Rob Bosman
Thosman
Bosnan
Hynskons
Where Was the Church The Mother of Six Shot While Stealing
A distressed mother of six is shot while stealing corn from a garden in a crime report from Lavain. She lies in St Joseph Hospital with a back wound as her family pleads for aid and work. Local man Matrick O Keefe appears as a wounded bystander.
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Vailed
Lavain
Jowonk
St. Joseph
Matrick O'Keefe
John Stang
Congress Meets in Inadequate Hall for Large Delegation
The International Tuberculosis Congress faces space limits as the unfinished National Museum assembly room cannot hold all delegates. Members divide into sections to study problems and seek alternate solutions. Ex Confederates Reunion routes through Beverly to join West Virginia veterans.
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United Press
Washington
National
National Museum
Beverly
George Johnson
Hampshire County
W. Va
West
New York Defeats Philadelphia 7-11 to Lead Pennant Race
New York retained the pennant lead by defeating Philadelphia yesterday. A ninth inning rally produced an 11 to 7 victory for New York after Shean misplayed a pop fly and Bresnahan reached safely. Doplin then hit a three bagger scoring Bresnahan, Barry scored, and Seymour drove in the winning run with a deep center hit.
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New York
Philadelphia
York
Shean
Uahan
Bresnahan
Doplin
Bagser
Barry
Denlin
Seymour
Baseball Schedule and Scores From AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday results show St Louis defeating New York 12 to 2 and Detroit beating Washington 12 to 1. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago among others. A separate wire report notes electrician David Miles killed by a live wire in Philadelphia while attempting to cut a downed line.
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Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Cleveland
Philadelphies
Detroit
United Press
David Miles
People’s
Spit
Philphia
Cleveland fake fully exposed and paid for dispute
A New York Times probe centers on a disputed Cleveland fake article. Brandenburg claims notes signed by Cleveland were used to create the piece and alleges payments or authorial involvement remain unresolved as other outlets rejected the story.
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New York
Cleveland
the Times
Brandenburg
Brandon
Clo
Madison Avenue
Hastings
Brandenburgs
The
Times
Cleveland Cie
Berns
Drowning death of Loudoun man found near Brunswick
The body of Samuel Wright of Loudoun County Va was found in the Potomac near Brunswick on Saturday morning. He disappeared two days earlier while fishing and a boat and hat were recovered. A coroner's inquest found drowning as the cause.
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Samuel Wright
Loudon County
Brunswick
Loudoun
H. S. Hedes
Dance at Rephann's Grove Hosts Potomac Camp Dance
Potomac Camp No 1987 M W A announces a delightful dance at Rephann's Grove North Branch on Thursday October 1st with entertainment and social hour for members and guests.
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Rephann’s Grove
Potomac Camp
North Branch
Cumberland Five Percent Bond Issue Bid Tops at $105.28
The Cumberland city bond issue of five percent debt, due 1922, drew multiple bids led by Koontz Bros New York at 105-28 for the whole issue of 100000. Other bidders included Zimmerman, J N M Brandler, LeFevre & Edwards, and banks in Cumberland. The issue was authorized by the city council and accompanied by earnest money deposits. The Central Fire Department improvements contract went to S W Wise for 1155 with other bidders listed. A jewelry sale ad promotes discounted lockets at KE Beaver, South Cumberland. Bryan support noted by Samuel F E Donahoe of Jeanette Pa amid subscription payment.
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Lafayette Stock Farm
Cain & Pascoe
Frostburg
Middle West
Richmond
Bof
McCauley
Western Railroad
Talen
M. Rod
Calleley
Grenville
Ohio
Patchen Bell
E.R. Hershay
Germanton Chestatler Farm
Keyser
Vet Morgan
A. J. Bacon
Connea
C. BR. Dern and
Borton
Cumberland City Consulie Q
Zimmerman
Aga
J. N. M. Brandler
LeFevre & Edwar
Koontz Bros
New York
A. B. Wilson
Second National Bank of Cumberland
Third National Bank of Mberland
Interstate Trust. &, Guarantee Co. of Cumberland
Mayer
Mr. Wise
Central Fire Department
S. W. Wise
Merien
Sena
Bryan
Samuel FE. Donahoe
Jeannette
New Plan Brings McMullen Bros Autumn Exposition
McMullen Brothers announce an autumn exposition starting Thursday through Saturday replacing former seasons half pay openings and introducing a three day event.
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McMullen Bros
Progressive Euchre at Peter and Paul's Hall Wed Evening
Worded as a notice for a card event at Peter and Paul's Hall on Wednesday evening. The entry notes it is the 50th session with admission and refreshments priced at 55 cents. Dancing is not included in the program.
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Peter and Paul's Hall
Real Estate Listings Move Fast in City
Real estate ads offer multiple properties on Ann street Bell and Tae streets Goethe street Williams street and Maryland avenue with prices ranging from 1100 to 5500 dollars. Maryland Hotel at Lonaceniog priced at 7500 dollars with 2000 cash and 100 dollars monthly balance. Tanzer the hustling Real Estate Man invites buyers and sellers to visit for deals on city lots farms and town properties.
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Maryland Hotel
Lonaceniog
Tanzer and Reinhart Insurance Office Ad
Tanzer and Reinhart promote fire and life insurance with prompt service and customer satisfaction. The ad highlights their real estate services and emphasizes that client interests align with the firm’s.
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Herkes' Museum
Electric Theatre
Katy K
Longerbeam
Winchester
Belle Avon
Chas. Chamberlain
Meadville
Imbay
Keyser Farm
Countess Vertha
Albert Smith
Keysor
Mike Foley
Wheeling, W. A
Adria
W. Rosswormh
Rase
Whiz
Air Shin
Aqueduct
Mat Meet
Ongeen
Lady Amanda
Henery
Helen Shea
Neglala
C.D
Feeding Hills
Sheridan
M.D
Patehen
Pet Morgan
Mars
Katv K
Patehen Bel
Morgan
Llanearet
Adrial
Imboy
Counts Bertha
Princess
Adra
Timao
Moi DJ
Chestator
Pet. Morgan
Margaret W
M. OR. OD
Imbey
Countess Jertha
Adrah
Countess Bertha
District No. 4
Canal
J. W. Hee
S. Centre St
J. Ib. Vigna
Engine House
Upton Tiland Ave
Kien J. Ward
Mas Street
Canada
O. Dennis Love
River
Orphars” Court
Union Street
Union
Friendship Hose House
Decatur
Mrs. Gunnag
Ralti- Typore Guenue
API
Hartsoci’s Res
Decatur Street
2Nd Predence
Can Palen
ANT Trust
Hanly
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
J. Geo. Hermann
Baltimore Strmet
Fall Millinery
Lambert
Maryland
C. E. Denision
Koentz Bros
Heanti
KE. H. Beaver
Jeweler End Optician
Virginia Avenue
South Cumberland
Hawkes
Walter Powell & Son Co
Baltimore Street
Ann Street
Bell
Tae Streets
Goethe Street
Williams Street
Maryland Avenue
Tanzer
Tanzer & Reinhart
McCleave Building
Carnations
John A. Bopp
Centre St
Union Transfer & Storage Co
Peter E. Wright
Maurice Fisher
Eda Kha
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