Harper 19 Held After Bank Check Incident
A misread bank check led to the detention of Harper of Corbetts after he identified a man named Davis to a bank clerk. Harper claimed payment of $10 on the check and attempted to recruit a boy to present the instrument. The State’s Attorney pursues the case as investigators query remaining details and the boy’s exact involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Hamilton
B. Harper
Corbetts
Harold Davin
Jan WH. Render
Haron Davis
Galt
Davis
Harper
Valley Yates
Li Ig
Sfarper
Daviy
Ind
Harner
Luray
Contract Awarded for Crushed Stone Supply in Shippensburg
Samuel Keen of Shippensburg receives contract to furnish crushed stone for concrete work on bridge and culvert construction at Shippensburg connecting the P. & 2 with the W. M. at that place. Estimated need about 1000 tons plus additional crushed stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Keen
Shippensburg
W. Am
Prof McCormick Weds Ina Waldron in New York
Re ported marriage of Professor McCormick and Miss Ina Waldron, both of Derrville, at City Hall New York. They are en route to Seattle for travel with a ship line position for the bridegroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Province McCormick
Ina Almida Waldron
Derryville
City Hall
New York
Seattle
Ue Phi
Wanted warrant for NW citizen after strange letter incident
A NW resident received a large letter stating Let MECHANG-THEMAPIST and sought police guidance on harming the United States. The message was found discarded in a waste basket after someone explained at the station what MT might mean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonathan
United States
Hard on Bill as Drybill Anderson Speech Echoes
Fragmentary OCR note reflects a speaker named Tes criticizing Bill. Mentions Philadelphia and grandiose statements about protecting certain lands or seas. Lacks clear event, dates, or identifiable persons beyond Chad and Preyer. overall unclear.
Fishermen's Day Noted With Early Evening Catch Report
Fishermen were out yesterday following Avout the first day of staged Jimd gonie. Scott WW, Bower and T E Geary posted 19 while Isaac Moore and Jerry Barkebaw logged 18. Rosalie Wheat, daughter of Leo Wheat, and John Towndend Murnelt of Clarke County Virginia wed at Clarksburg West Virginia, officiated by John Well of the Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bower
T. E. Geary
Isaac Moore
Jerry Barkebaw
Misa Rosalie Wheat
Leo Wheat
John Towndend Murnelt
Clarke County
Clarksburg
W. VI
John Well
Insurance coverage for a warehouse fire loss
A. K. Moftan held 150 dollars of insurance with Qi Punters Mutual and 100 dollars with CG, represented by Harry Keller. The policy covered contents destroyed by a fire at Wat Way, with the carriers noting the loss and processing the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Moftan
Mutual
Harry Keller
al Contents
Easter Ball at Mythian Opera House Invite Extended
A bar ball is planned at the Mythian Opera House with an Easter Mollay evening event. Invitations are extended to attending guests. Mr. Jacob Johnson buys a trotter for $240, describing the mare as speedy and handsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williims
Jacob Johnson
Keeler
Palmist Gone After Departure Reflected By Gillette
An unclear note reports Mr. Gillette the pulinitat found the radu ora to his ownectathona after a departure. The fragmentary text mentions Palmist and a man named Gillette in a puzzling context without clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmist
Mr. Gillette
Open ing of Elks Building moving picture auditorium
The United Almisement Co opens the Tabby screen at Elks Building in Elvis City with Ernest Wesdell as manager. The new facility seats over 190, features plastic floral decorations, a mercury lamp lighting up the facade, and a 18 foot canvas. Continuous showings run 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9:30 PM daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Als’ Hall
United Almisement Co
Ernest Wesdell
Anager
Aleo
Hellis
Elvis
Ehulre
Ellock
Reward Offered For Harold Moon Stolen Boy
A large reward is posted for the return of Harold Moon, a 10 year old boy with brown eyes and brown hair missing from his home in Flint City. A total reward of 1,100 is offered by the Moon family and 100 by local authorities, with the search led by Willard Parkhurst, chief of police, Trem talk and Mareld. An alert is issued to residents and officers to aid in recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Citlixens
Horace Witd
API Cay
Ne Fa
Flint City
Mle
Ts Gonneseee County Autobles
Uy Tau Vt
Moon
Higers Town
Old Home
Dalal Hoane
Henshore
Willard Parkhurst
Tint
Meiel
Meeting Postponed by State Roads Commission
The State Roads Commission postponed its meeting to Saturday morning at 11 o'clock due to the Governor’s illness. The gathering was described as very important, but the Governor, confined to the Executive Mansion with grip, asked for the delay to allow his attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Selser
Bridge work to push ahead for May opening
A Williamsport report states that the Will Push Work company will accelerate the new bridge project with caution. Contractor Angle has crews repairing pier No 10 as workers prepare for a May public opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington and Werkeley Bridge Co
Williamsport
White
Iridge
Angle
Pier No. 10
Obituary Notice for Christiny Wpley 82 in Maytown
Christiny Wpley, an oil war veteran, died in Maytown at age 82. He was wounded in AnUetom, suffered long complications, and spent years unable to sit or stand. He remained cheerful and never complained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiny Wpley
Maytown
AnUetom
Gone to York Mystery In Lost Host Sash Case
A fragmentary notice describes Mrs Vang Fanhdryot leaving a host without settling terms and attempting to depart to York amid unclear details. The item hints at possible investments or warrants connected to the travel and missing sash.
Fatal fire tragedy at Keyser prompts inquiries
A woman named Mrs Lonik Sreurman of Keyser Garrett County died in a fire while handling a kettle near a tire wailer. Investigators report clothing ignition led to fatal burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonik Sreurman
Keyser
Garrett County
Earthquake Rumor Shakes Williamsport Tonight
A faint quake alarm stirred Williamsport around 2 a m provoking fear among residents. Many felt a light tremor while some did not, doors rattled and windows shivered but no damage occurred. Officials and observers, including Roth of the local exchange, report hearing nothing definite as neighbors searched for a possible quake instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Hagerstown
He Fae Sen
Waslington
Atrahant Roth
Stuck Exchange
Willa Hart
Wynofea
Miso
Dillgen
Tor
Edward Queney quits over Philadelphia plan politics
Edward Queney criticizes Philadelphia subscription scheme and threatens resignation unless the city hands over control to elected officials. He claims he would keep only $2,000 of the fund and urges population to unite with local authorities, lamenting the needed departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edlward Queney
Kot Wiiwinint
Amnoriti
Mr. Gibboney
Park tragedy hints at hidden turmoil and crime
Unclear OCR text outlines a park incident and possible suicide linked to a man named Damien or Anduaxait. A druggist Sann tine age is referenced with a notion of divine mission and a tangled plot. Guilt and pursuit by ginblers are noted, ending with a party taking poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damien If
Pyson
Ten Year Old Sets Remarkable Pigeon Record
A young boy named Vurg Russell Theobs with his guardian Samuel Creager achieved a striking pigeon performance at the west slot. He excelled by securing six homing pulses, overcoming an initial stumble as the team faced a heavy weight in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurg
Russell Theobs
Samuel Creager
The WQLF Academy of Music Trust Night Review
The play The Wolf stomach unclear lines, with a cast of one woman delivering a strong performance. The ensemble featured notable French-Canadian actors who impressed, and the house was well filled for the event at the Academy of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Academy of Music Trust
Better House
Seoteuman
Geoi
Public sentiment in St Mars county hospital case
A garbled report mentions a doctor, a man beaten three times, and involvement of a Pallinore hospital. The text alludes to public opinion about the doctor and his alleged forceful actions, with references to Mary’s paper and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Cuoh
Gol Okt St. Mars’ County
Wands
Pallinore Hospital
Mary's
Hue Peblie Berlison
Annie Matthias Recovering After Hospital Operation
Miss Annie Matthias of Tigerstown is recovering after a recent operation at the National Harmeopathic Hospital in Washington and hopes to be home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Matthias
Tigerstown
National Harmeopathic Hospital
Washington
Dismissed Case In Nas Leon District Court
A motion by Mason as assignee moving agent was filed with the court in Nas Leon on February 2, 1906. The proceedings indicate dismissal pending further action and involve Sull of Mary GC and Gudfith with Prycand plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sull
Mary GC. McAliew
Aln
St C. Wa
Gudfith
A. Prycand
Hon
Mason
New Landlord Takes Over In Town
Unclear notice reports a change in tenancy with a new landlord identified as M W. Details about lease terms and property management follow. No further names or locations are clear from the fragment. It notes standard compliance by the new landlord and ongoing tenancy arrangements.
Ground Breaks Near Oat TMD Patathy Mir
Disjointed report describes a ground break near Oat TMD Patathy Mir. Mentions Clinton Haines and Frederick as locals involved, with unclear details about date or purpose.
Eyes on Fair Big Baseball Return Eyes On Fair
Fragmented town letter urges support for baseball effort and funds. Citizens express belief in a good cause and loyalty to Hagetteown, seeking money to settle disputes. The writer emphasizes town pride and the need for communal generosity to back contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilaous
Thei Dovch- Monk
Numerous County Realty Transfers Highlight Deed Filings
A lengthy list of real estate transfers was recorded at the county clerk’s office, detailing numerous parcels across multiple townships. Entries include farms and properties along major roads, with buyers such as Ducab Leneard’s heirs, Willoughby Strock, David Burgher Bet, and Mary G. Young, among others, with prices ranging up to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducab
Jet
Kendle
Willan Hort
Roonshara
Willoughby Strock
Ang Letterstrings PLC
Tae Sag
Reasie
David Burgher
Aloe Mer
Shan
Acter
Festdonan
Aide
Iigerstown
Fairview
Morlanioy
Lown and Savings
Wnsti
Wim
Ames
Hust Gouth
Hagerstown
Ty Harte
Ty Harte, 1. Wo Wallher Amt A. G. Rirnie
Waller Newcone
Fyr Road
Smithstray Fur
Mary G. Young
Sophie Youngs
Baltimore St
Magerstown
Line
Devone Powell
Datbhy Brink
A. Mul
Highbarger
Mabel Telling
Mulberry
Matt Mee
Ghanian
Btrite
Dai
Asgerstowy
Cie
Hichingike
Cumberland Valley
Infrel
Te Cythy
Lettersburg Wistries
Marele Tanwr
Potomac and
Haleimore Sts
Christian Ry
Koeuer
Itagerstown
Courtesa Cragg
Harry C. Strielder
Addisnn
Betta
Weouley
Niyo
New Supervisor, GM Transfer From Milliadelphia Division
A new supervisor is appointed to oversee the section from Wevertan to Sleeps Crack in the HSC Milliadelphia division. The transfer inducts Martinsturg, Abr. Tonte succeeds J. Wy Barker, who has served under the previous supervisor for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Milliadelphia Division
HSC
Wevertan
Sleeps Crack
Unclear OCR item on factory expansion plans
Fragmentary notice describes enlarging a work site at a factory in Wealden with an addition of a 40 by 112 seat structure, aiming to double capacity by adding at the rear end of the works. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wia
Winerot
Wealden
Martinsburg Watch Maintains Watchful City Force
Martinsburg journal notes talk of expanding the police force with three new officers. The piece hints at ongoing discussions and anticipated manpower needs as the city addresses public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburgerb
Stirred Baltimore reels over costly cat caper and poodle
City officials and citizens react to a sensational trial involving a man named Downs, his lavish spending on pets and questionable funds. A judge ordered a $60,000 bond and experts to audit city finances and uncover losses. The case touches the mayoral administration and state trade implications as investigations progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naltimore
Accoowut
Dewan Au
Wakeam
Mura
Witla
Stockbridge
Ison
Polion Staal
Siihaal
Cooper
Neo
Downs
Yuo
Jump Them Fredericksmurg and Tad Town Taxes
Fragmented OCR text describes local prices and tax discussion with references to horses, salestax, stores, candy shops, ginger beer, and a noisy scene. Details are unclear but suggest a town revenue debate and potential tax shift affecting residents and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksmurg
Carol
Rahiaien
Giger
Burglars Burn House Near Castleman's Ferry
A band broke into a farm house near Morlow Smwaliwwood in Lome at Winchester County and sacked the dwelling from top to bottom, then set it afire. Neighbors arrived too late. the house was reduced to ashes with a loss of 32,008 and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Morlow
Castleman's Ferry
Lurke
Bottan
St Danley UC Sunday School Hosts Entertainment
The primary department of St Danley UC will stage an entertainment evening. The orchestra will provide music under the direction of Gen. W. dtvaver and assistants Mrs. Albert Taher Mrs. Vernie Buchanan Matt Baker Miss Anna Mann Mary Stynifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Danley UC
Swentah
Gen. W. Dtvaver
Albert Taher
Vernie Buchanan
Matt Baker
Anna Mann
Mary Stynifer
Adjudicated Bankrupt Receivers Appointed in Maryland Firm
W. C. Littleton of You Autletant Taper Co and Frederick J. Rosa are named receivers for Albert W. Mentzel's retail paper business at 238 Hanover St Baltimore. The bankruptcy petition was filed by Antietam Paper Co, under U S Judge Morrin.
Port official ends life in Norfolk shooting incident
A cashier named Porto of the National Bank of Commerce in Norfolk reportedly died after a planned act at an unidentified Portsmouth location. The cashier, a Maryland native who moved to Norfolk seventeen years ago, was reportedly involved in a dramatic incident involving a rooftop entry and a drain, with unclear details about motive or additional participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Brank Ay Porto
Natomal Bank of Commerce
Thin City
Aife
Portsmouth
Aasten
Cone
Porter
Wrostturg
Will Petition From Koedynyile Citizens to President
Citizens of Koedynyile plan to petition the President to focus on improving street safety due to recent damage from storms. The group asks for government action and clearer guidance, aiming to address ongoing concerns and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koedynyile
Sh & 0
Repairs Move Quickly After Williamsport Accident
Pier Lixeron reports Mr. S. P. Anglo began yesterday towing the jiler broken in the Williamsport accident caused by a falling steel wirder. A force of men work with warning holes bored in iron, with the damaged portion removed if possible. The crew battles hard iron and rock as repairs progress, replacing plates and reaming joints to fit a new cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Anglo
Williamsport
Bate Hops Higher Heptosopas Ae Noyed
A 1986 plan to raise assessments for the supreme conclave’s reserve fund faces opposition. Officials report a $699,110.74 shortfall due to seven percent deductions from the previous rate, with a meeting set to discuss the proposed increase and its impact across 8829 conclaves nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Supreme Concave
Ding
United States
Javel Wien
Supreme Secretacy
Sagnier H. Vottersai
Bellinore
Jailed for Billy Binning Case and Local Incidents
A fragmented report details Billy Binning receiving jail time for an unspecified bill felon. a separate incident involves Norman Sirown and Alice Brown, with claims of assault and a 3 dollar theft. Ongoing troubles in Hamilton Lane include Sarah Luckett’s rampage and police action.
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Norman Sirown
Alice Brown
Owl
Alice
Sarah Luckett
Hamilton Lane
Wiig
Tarner
Tarheel
Jimmy
Nana
N. Jonathin
Alo
Pretty Wedding at Wiston in Charles County
A decorative wedding tale from Wiston, Charles County, recounts the marriage of Miss Mary Ethel Speake to Mr. James Raymond Mims of Oklahoma City. The ceremony was held in the long hall of the Speake home with family and friends present, the bride in white silk and seed heart embroidery, escorted by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiston
Charles County
Thomas Edwin Speake
Mary Ethel Speake
James Raymond Mims
Oklahoma City
Dacac Woodward Zeigler
Durkan Parish
Clara Speske
Washington
Mr. Mims
H. B. Mims
Luray
Biss Cohey
Miss Speake
Misa Adel Bolman
H. Thurman Millins
Baltimore
Gertruda Skiles
Hagerstown
Mine
Oklhoma Building and Construction Co
D. H. Shenk
Bkl
Abilitus
Kreider-Lockeman
Migs Nettle Lockeman
York
Ammon H.kreider
Annyile
Josagh Krout
Aeonshoro
Storage charges to apply at railroad station after 24 hours
The railroad will charge storage on baggage and other articles left in the passenger station after 24 hours starting April 10. The rate is 28 cents per sack for the first day and 10 cents for each additional day, up to 1 per month. An extra 1 cent per day for items left beyond one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Oriter
Enjoyable Recital by Miss Neely and Students Orchestra
Miss Neely assisted by Miss Gladys J. Nothstein and the Students Orchestra gave a well received recital at the Cutty studio on Broadway. The audience praised Miss Neely and her mother as they prepare to move from Hagerstown to Omaha Nebraska. The program featured selections by the orchestra and violinist Miss Gladys Lobateln with Mrs. Thomas Cutty at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Make ‘Neeley
Miley Mabal Neeley
Bilsa
Gladys J. Nothstein
Thomas Cutty
Cutty Studio
Broadway
Kirgely
Woddly
Miss Nesley
Hagerstown
Omaha
Neb
Neely
Hagen Town
Jolin
Converta
Nabel
Neeley
Rebert
Bereeuac
Paolonatse
Mabel Neelar
F. Greene
Gladys
Lobateln
Miss Mabel Neeley
Mra. Thos. Cutty
CALLED HOME AND EAGLES WEEK PLANS REPORTED
A Wil Williamsport principal received word that his father Daniel Weltinger is dying. Mrs Myers of Maryland Avenue is to have an operation with all beds filled at the hospital. The Eagle’s Week executive planned advertising. Rally Day for Spanish American veterans was discussed and a new member joined. Green Castle borough shows debts of 2,307.60 with no other notable obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wermger
Prinensat
Wil Hamsnert
Pen Mar
Daniel Hy Weltinger
Wettinger
Peter Myers
Maryland Avenue
ALL & Weeting
Tost
Eagles
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Pier Lixeron
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