Opening Of Potomac Avenue Damages Dispute Raised
The Potomac avenue widening dispute features Charles F Strole and J A Mason claiming the city over or under compensated land damages and benefits. The issue could go to court if relief is not granted and the Street Commissioners report to the Mayor and Council. Police arrests totaled 49 with funds collected reaching 227. A no parking zone request for the Hamilton Hotel fronts Jamaica Street is noted.
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Ney
Board of Street Commissioners
Potomac Avenue
Charles F Strole
J. A. Mason
McKew Mire
Mason
Mir Zi
Folicé
Trirper
A. B. Grabmyer
Cand
A’ Teneney
Biréet
A. BH
Gunnell
Alexander Hager
Hamilton Hotel
Oak Hi
Street lighting plan and improvements discussed at city meeting
City officials. Oak Hill avenue residents. lighting system plan in the street center with flowers around. Plat exhibit by City Engineer Ferguson and Mrs Grubmyer. cost estimates for p arch bores and district questions raised by Abiet Barber. mention of anti pneumonia serum for horses and Mary McConny Young praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for new mothers with health recovery and guidance to obtain from druggists.
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Higeretown
Oak Hill Avenue
Ferguson
Grubmyer
Abiet Barber
Coal St
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Fierce
Buffalo
Prize Essay and Poster Contest for Clean-Up Week
Hagerstown schools prize a five dollar poster prize for the best original poster by an elementary pupil and Metropolitan Life awards five dollars for the best original essay by a sixth to eighth grader on Why Hagerstown Should Have a Clean-Up Campaign. Judges named. contest closes May 17 at 4 PM. Essays and posters must be originals and submitted at the Court House school board office. The notice also offers contest guidelines on poster design and rules for essay wording and signatures.
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Hagerstown
Triesler
Aember
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Magerstown
Stelle Hyde
Katherine Tuckfield
Mise Mary Chrissinger
Mary L. Titcomb
John B. Kieffer
Robert &. Campbell
MLS
School Board
Court House
Telephone inventor Graham Be hints at home use OK
Jake Alexander Graham Be asserts he will not install a telephone in his own home but hints that the radio era option may be acceptable. He frames the matter as a personal choice while acknowledging broader acceptance of the device.
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Alexander Graham Be
O. K
Jewel-bearing Indian ruler noted for pearls
A fragment speaks of an Indian ruler known as the matiaraja of Petlula nicknamed the Pringe of Pearls. It mentions his attendance at royal gatherings in Delhi and his travels with a grand jewel collection worn on his breast.
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Tadin Adone
Matiaraja
Petlula
Delhi
Jin
Earth's coal deposits vast but largely unrevealed
The article notes Mundane estimates of global coal show huge unknown portions still buried. Mulhall's figures and the Reanowle Review place 1913 world coal output near 1.2 billion tons, with about 1.009 billion tons mined up to 1910, while Africa and Asia hold large uncharted reserves and deposits in several regions await fuller assessment.
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Mulhall
London
England
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