Fragmented War News and Local Trials in Murky Daily News
The Daily News reports scattered wartime items and local incidents. References to ships and battles mix with odd names and garbled text. The piece mentions Maryhanted areas, policy holders in the Maryland area, and a judiciary matter before Judge Adair in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faente
Ashley ML
Partiaett
Cesaitehan
Carawe
Beer
Eupeentel
Chauhan
Mouttat
James Wyeksteod
de Carrell County
Pampson
Siidioyef Doertheer St. Greenwalt
Michael EL Walsh
Westinater
Pup
Tucker
Witer
Boneleist Association
I Wihieh
Maryhanted
Aidjetoing
Judie Adair State
Hagerstown
Neutral notes on Spanish surrender terms and treaty progress
The long dispatch details negotiations surrounding the end of hostilities with Spain, noting the treaty framework, key figures, and the outlined steps for peace. It mentions President Wade, General Mortitt, and the role of the Veterans and War Departments, with implications of troop movements, transportation contracts, and anticipated milestones toward a formal cessation of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan Sherist
Perenne
Nate Wiebeyi
Seth Bar
Coba
Agere
Dhedir
Torila Foteey
United States
Adalat
Byala
Mortitt Baie
Gener Wade
Miler
Neprott
Abe
Padi
Ada
Cementa
Brerecuy
Db Aeadine
Adaag
Jenes
War Department
Bates
Spain
Peoreen Te Phat
Misrepresented Figures Stir Controversy at Port Harbor Incident
Fragmentary OCR reveals accusations against Sciley and others over harbor activity and delays. Names and places appear garbled but indicate political dispute, possible misrepresentation, and scrutiny of authorities. The text references secrecy, approvals, and investigations surrounding maritime matters and public steps.
ERERT & L.SONS halt at Hardwara market event
An unclear local notice describes ERERT and L.SONS at Whatasala and Retail Haaters in Hardwara. The fragment mentions timing and persons like Motras Wite Shube and a hospital or heatl et event, with urgent actions and a possible destination. The readable bits indicate a marketplace disruption or vendor gathering with reference to Meda MY and a person named Perce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misia
Sinters Meath
Hatelletay
Aration
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Dalirde
New York
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AL Laratav
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Preain
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Patel
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Katie Heantegs
Newark
Baidersone Pitet
Paterrun
Ay Hemline
Rerand
Young Men's Christian Association
Thottad UL. Maller
Adolphus Fearhake
Tavwia A. Rice
Third Street
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Tevingto
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Atria
Dior
Uae
WM. S. Miller & GO
School ‘of
Baltimore
Cirle’ Bath
Baltinace
Deane
Far Tiltian
Andre
Dallas
Genool
Bellimore, Md
Asdf
Col. Tutt
Adee
Felix LE Grun
Taladenty
Waren
Apd
James E. Walker & CO
James E.walker & CO
N. Market Street
Oxford
Liaudies
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Git
Baten UG Endache
Fharyland
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Oniv Rw
Chas. N
the Buffalo
Edward B. Bruce & CO
Aoe Jauer
Frederick, ‘Md
Baltimore, Md
Victor
Nabys
Driggist
Vigtor Remedies Co
Frederick, MO
Aia Giering
Meade Agit
Ramones
Ali
Steiner Bros
Reere
Sim
Whitton
Harper Whitkles
MAE Fetore
Goer
Chas
N. Hauer
Bate Proweioter
Lars Ba
Obi Taaak Walton
Eotren
Wraee Dealers In
Hote von
Moses Keele
Central Hardware Company
C. E. Spahr
Waewet Ar
Carty
Mike
Garty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
K. Blackston & Son
Willard C. Keller
Frederick
Wais
Nalco
Etchison’s
South Market Street
H. B. Etchison
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