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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
The notice records a financial matter involving John Morrow & Co Chemistry of Springfield Ohio. It mentions a boy, shares, and a receipt due at five and references Water's City Plantary Maited on receipt by the firm.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and places without coherent events. Mentions include names like Gunend Colvile and Geren Creneh, references to divisions, and a possible competition or meeting with scattered dates and actions. The readable facts are too fragmented to form a clear summary.
A troubled OCR passage mixes names, places, dates, and events, hinting at wartime governance and parliamentary notes. It references Jersey, Dover, London, and various committees, with unclear actions and timelines, suggesting a contested political resolution and international concerns.
The article reports the death of Captain B. D. Smid, a son of a prominent Connecticut citizen and a former captain of Company D in the Nineteenth Infantry. It notes his service with Captain Bini near a hillside post, his appearance in a search for missing men, and details about his conduct and the public reaction.
A city race centers on ban on impromptu gatherings and council seats. Republicans push two aldermen opposed by Democrats and one Independent, with the mayor’s influence in play as April elections approach.
Fragmentary document describes investigations by government and state authorities, mentions Detroit case with Charles Cheeke and Craig Stine, grand jury proceedings, and counts against multiple individuals. References to hearings, confinement, and health site improvements. Details are obscured but suggest legal actions and public notices.
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