03 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
1
The text blends scattered references to Baltimore figures and places with garbled names and stray phrases. It mentions dates, people like Miss Anna Dennis and Reverend I Houston Feateston, and items such as land for sale and a funeral, but the fragmentary OCR makes the sequence unclear and many terms unreadable.
The document records Judge Heady ratifying a turnpike project from Hugertown to Wilson’s model road, with 30 days for objections. It notes state support for the road and bridges, bank involvement, and completion by 1821, detailing shares, contractors, and the road’s expansion across Allegany and surrounding counties.
The readable lines show scrambled or corrupted OCR about a group or events with scattered names and places. Core details and proper nouns are not recoverable, leaving only disjointed phrases and noncoherent context.
The Wilmington Conference will appoint a new pastor for the Melindiat etme dy Wilmgport parish. Rev. Bites, formerly of Wilmington, will lead, with Blaster and Mrs Thibbardy well known in the community.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a My. Cea Wy Neck superintendent and a Marilyn Amgeltat Association. References weakly indicate a West defense and a sum around 2.A, with unclear context and several garbled words. No definite event or outcome discernible.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Beanees Ny Ghiaslin wife of Hon Charles Ghikelly pastor of Tresbyterkin church in Shepherdatown taken to Shepherdatown after a journey to Tingeratown on a Saturday with a road vehicle and time unknown due to garbled OCR.
A confused OCR fragment reports a commotion in a chicken coop. A man named Adam Hawhoker appears linked to the incident, with mentions of an axe and repeated attempts to subdue the animal. The garbled text limits clarity on date or full event details.
Judge Keedy heard arguments this morning and withheld decision in the Kambherger versus Hy and Co case as to the $1,000 damages. George Young relocated from Keeneyville to Surrey and possessed property recently predicted by Mr Crawford, Af Henson, Franklin At, is found with ordinary digestion.
A house and barn were burned on Moses Kengledy's farm owned by Henry Canby four miles south of Charry. A stove or lantern explosion started the fire, sparking near the dwelling and destroying the buildings and their contents except for stock. Loss placed at 3000 with insurance. Mennedy’s claim around 1000, he had little insurance coverage.
In a heated board discussion the town considers where to relocate the Post Office and court facilities. Needing costly remodeling, officials weigh central sites against cheaper options while weighing public access, police rooms, magistrate offices, and potential private purchase.
An orphan girl, Carman Adam, formerly of Keller Small and formerly clerk at Father Smith’s department store, departs Winter 8ly for a nursing position at Georgetown University Hospital to learn care for females. Her father. or guardian, praises her as a fine young woman with warm friends.
A Middle Town citizens convention nominated a ticket for today’s election. George L. Doub sought renomination as Wiue Ress and John J. Wind, Gaon C. Rode Tek, Hernan R. Kragle, Lewis Dy Milley, and Josophan W. Shaler were named for commissioners.
Fragmentary OCR noting Coxe and Republican boss, defiance of court, perjury charge, and references to political men and oil interests. Text is garbled, limiting precise facts or dates, but indicates a high level political clash and legal accusation.
The play has drawn strong crowds as musical numbers shine. Mae Jona and other assistants in the Timomakdig plan to receive warnings and set plans for a revival.
A garbled local notice describes a Hobble Parade with a procession through town. It mentions promises of civic engagement and a spectacle gathering, noting various residents and activities planned for Saturday in a community setting.
Vague notes describe a vote event at Matwack Theatre amid altered schedules and expected developments. Officials and locals anticipate a second major decision at THON, as observers watch how the day unfolds and impact unfolds for the community.
Washington reports underline a revolutionary moment as Democrats meet in caucus to set a revolutionary program. Strong emphasis on economy via cutting redundant payrolls and abolishing extra pay, with projected savings exceeding $182,000 annually. The scene features Speaker's power and party discipline shaping a fresh direction for Congress.
A chaotic damaged text describes Mrs. Stone injuring herself after a fall near Aurhi haul drug store while a street collision injures several people. The account mentions Dr. We Campbell and others tending to wounds, with multiple references to people, places, and injuries amid garbled phrases and unclear sequence of events.
Foul weather and rough seas sent the vessel named in the report to founder ship with a cargo aboard. Capt Wot Omilevdaws steered toward Georgetown but the craft capsized near Chamlertund loader. One person is missing while another recovered.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dog’s death after being struck by a vehicle on a Sunday in Washington. The owner and precise location are unclear, with several garbled names and phrases making details hard to confirm.
A 10 year old boy named Charles Guenstard, son of Tobert Guenstard, was last seen wandering from his home in Wosonra. A cannon was found by a passerby who brought the boy to Pallia Police headquarters, where he asked for his parents.
A reorganized Bilon Smudgy School elected its new officers for the coming year. Super Inromlent Towih Ventite was chosen, with asalanitt MULLET AMON and WITHA Mangitas ener TCHS, TVG Abba eK MU also named to posts.
Regular monthly gathering of St. Pals Society set for Tuesday evening at 4004 Pathing Blvd the Baydet residence. Host Obmooh to welcome attendees with a program planned for the occasion.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls heavy snow and the April day twenty years past. References to Cornell and Herbert, a moving sleigh, and Cushwa brothers hint at a local memory where snow buried wagons and melted by evening, with fading names and scattered details.
A Maryland information report shows Washington County lacking a major city but posting 89 new incorporations, with capital totaling 547,000. Allegany Frederick and Anne Arundel follow, while listed new firms include the Washington County Lumber Co, Hagerstown Insurance Agency Co, People’s Banklog Co, and several manufactur ing and commerce ventures across the region. Continued on page six.
A notable visitor from Flat Spinks, Nelo, aides at presohl candidate for Governor, visiting his daughter Migg Mather, a Kee Mar College student. Judge Pwahany hosts Kee Marsila while Kee Mar College gains fame as a historic educational center praised by locals. Belated snowstorm brings brief snowfall before dawn with temperatures above freezing.
Local organizers announce a convention in Ghowsvile, Massachusetts for June with plans to celebrate a unified banner and community efforts. Key figures include Christian Rae and G. Be. Gonvention, aiming to attract participants from nearby towns and organizations.
The Scouts defeated the Huy Scouts at Oak QM Field on Saturday posting a 12 to 2 score. Enterprise Hall hosted a regime meeting at 7330 as part of the event.
Rosie pleads it was a mistake after a raid on the street Wie by Deputy Newcomer. The girl was questioned, released on personal recognizance, and rumors spread she traveled toward Martinburg. Minor cases follow with theft charges and local detentions. Devond Melancholy remains under scrutiny in Washington.
Muddled report says Father Emith remains at the St Marys Cathalig church with no service by Father Smilit. Cardinal Gothosa sent telegrams while Father Hallorg arrived at noon to take charge and direct arrangements at Playksville and Pagher Smith, as local duties shifted.
Fragmentary text suggests Judge Williams references the Juvenile Court at Tritt Hware and mentions plans to appoint Judy Selupucken's successor today. Details on the court and appointment remain unclear due to transcription errors.
A rejuiry meeting is held at the Hagerse fawn Awe Chub with members invited to attend this evening. The vend cammittgent at Momibera are reuoated to attend.
Marriage license notice lists Marie W. Petty of Margaratowi and Tide Grice Sunimov of Mdartay as applicants. A filing shows a writ of aid against MP Nota for disputed farm matters, with Duguarotek cited in related documents.
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