26 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary advertisement page shows Ed Baker and Monee Cleaning, with multiple notices. Sparse names and terms hint at local services and legal/vertical notices. Readable items include service references and unsettled fragments from a historic newspaper page.
A garbled OCR page lists names such as Sheriff Zoller, Mr Luther Snavely, and Mrs dis W Reynolds along with scattered local items. Mentions contracts for sewer work, a mayoral ballot with no candidates, and a fire of various court and social notices.
The text appears garbled with unclear names and events. Readable elements mention a Wednesday event about corn planting and county involvement, with references to Hyde and Millebute. Summary notes the county's focus on corn and local activity without clear dates or outcomes.
Miss Maggie Wilson of the city attempted to board a cable car with four friends. She jumped and died after losing consciousness during the fall while her companions escaped. Funeral held in Glengea.
Wednesday evening a seven anniversary banquet for Company B First Maryland Regiment to the Civil War era was held at the Hills Hotel Meaklia. Officers and men, praised for duty and unity, enjoyed a lavish menu and toasts from Capt George L. Fisherty and others, with entertainment by Prof Howland Davies.
Miss Viola Miller married Wed at a local church with Rev. BP Baines officiating. The event included Mrs Mekal as a key participant and guests such as Grace Middiekawll, Van Beachley, and Mrs. Howard Beldmaan attend. The ceremony featured wall panel decor and gifts, with notes of community presence and celebration.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a scene at Bigs Pool involving a person connected to Mercersburg and Chambersburg with mentions of a tattoo and a swine figure. Details are heavily corrupted, offering few readable names or dates and no clear outcome or organized facts.
Deayn Den from Tenivhet, employed near Wy Mearappedeid, died of heart failure. A native of Wins Chester, Knight, he escaped Crain aie chain gang Meare days ago while unhappy abroad for ranning Niaolerty House.
The congregation and friends gathered Tuesday to celebrate an unexpected reunion of a pastor and his wife formerly from the city. The surprise event brought together members and well wishers in a warm communal moment.
Local residents appeal to the city council to authorize paving on PUMA Avenue after voicing concerns about street condition. They request timely action to improve transport and safety on the eight block neighborhood road.
Mr Reichard accepts a position as conductor on the Morristown trolley line. The notice lists apathy toward high merchant rates and references a local pharmacist in Bient Worekinra City. Comedic, promotional tone appears in the ad for a salve claimed to cure various ailments.
A city case concerns Beek Pelomarter, Enterprise Fire Company president Meo Delamarter, and Beek who protest a court order backing a city ordinance on frame buildings. Authorities, led by Justice FR firms, pursue penalties and a possible building removal after a lax permit process and faulty construction. The matter centers on a frame structure and required corrugated covering. A hearing is arranged later.
Report from Sharpsburg notes visits by Wohl ths Pt Qo and Mr Graham of Maryland ALONOALAL Rowmission. May 1 dedication of the movnment and abdication ceremony for the Munafiold Monument on May 24. Special trains and a crowd from Connections to Isettyebilrs will reach the town, with speakers including GentH. Ryd Davelis and an Anteran address.
Miss Nettie May Plavtt daughter of TP Blatt of Badhinore married Tuesday afternoon to Mr. Rowton of Lie Loa. The ceremony took place in Tirana parsomure with relatives and neighbors attending. The event was described with placeholder names and intermittent details due to garbled text.
A person described as Cunapheal be Chere key ra the radio visited a local station on a night in Lon. Police traced a call and questioned a witness about the incident. Authorities say no injuries were reported and the matter is under review.
A fragmented OCR list from a community page mentions names such as Ayn Berk, Hoffman, Miss Denia Eyerly, Edna McCanlet, Pat Barger, and Anna Beak. It references recital, vocal, yoga, and other activities, suggesting a school or club showcase with multiple participants and performers.
Nonsensical OCR snippet shows scattered names and places like Noe Thm Thepsty Bhevifl and West Tower. The unreadable lines hint at a local note or brief incident with unclear actions. No coherent events or dates emerge from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a supposed cure and medical terms with garbled names. It references a positive cure for conditions, a treatment claim about veins and body parts, and a monetary guarantee tied to a sale. details are unclear due to corrupted text.
The note suggests more rumors about lis Fenbont than known, with belief that Mailer gennse Ue woke from winter sleep. It hints Untiafer stem 18 may be causing tremors, waking those who have slept for years.
A garbled historical notice touts a medicine called Dr Kinga New Life Pillia promising relief for sick and nervous headaches. It claims merit from students and mentions a 26 vent price and a money shock not caused, sold by Warebon's City Plormacy.
The Democratic State General Committee met at Caryolton on Wednesday afternoon and set dates for the state convention in Baltimore on Tuesday, with September 3 in Rockville. The convention will pick four at large delegates and alternates, plus two Presidential electors at large. District representatives will choose one delegate and two alternates per district. a candidate for Presidential elector will be named from each district. Senator A. Betty attended.
In this city news a long stream of names appears: Miss Alice Ball is very sick, Gen. Hys Douglas retires from New York, and Ganga Wonderstet visited Harrisburg. Miss Lucy Trewer returns from New Canberra while Miss Nellie Narushaw clerks for W. C. Newman & Co. Margaret Chrissinger studies at Mort Bick Lis Prof. Wragstnes played second pinch with Padurewski and travelled to Pottsville after visiting friends in Kea Mat Gallente. Anns Stoniter and W Pranklin Sr. returned from Washington. James Totten of Chambersley visits here, routing Cashwa and Williamsport to see sister Mrs. N. Bene Mastin in Waynesboro. James Leiter, a dental student, is named from Baltimore. A dance last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Emumert’s residence in Funkstown lasted late with hearty lunch and many guests including Mary Ein Wa Blade, Nina Kade, Barkhart, Martinson Me. 46.1, Brown and wife of Brownsville, D. Kin and Robert Kinode, Beensberas Newcones, Frank, Willi and Keds or, Fowlistown, Charles Tine, Rithard Exstine, Manny Adaing, Burkhart, Ghas Emnert, Andy Hack, Clarence Reedy, Charles Panzer Wins Clagett and others from Hagerstown, with arrangements by Clinton McCas. Misses Daisy Lea Nowa Willson, El i Raider, among attendees.
Death notices detail Dwi Spiekler dying at home on the Wealard Pike at advanced age with a large family. funeral at 8 o clock with pallbearers named. Also noted is Mrs Beanton Bondrake dying at Weil- Hvaiday after injuries from a gasoline stove explosion. buried after services at From M. Smith home with details of kin and church.
A local dispute arises as the Ball nore Micro Men’s Association debates awarding trophies and cash prizes. The controversy centers on previous cash prizes given since 1883 and calls to reconsider the policy amid opposition from Keederies and noted figures.
A garbled report notes Olav Beaumont of the 1 Marine Corps overseeing yard duties at Brackbyn Navy Yard after a raid. He was commended for his protective actions and recognized for leadership amid chaotic events involving copper theft and security lapses at the facility.
The text describes a naval officer, Kercher, who faced a quarrel with Admiral Meals and was pressured to resign. He avoided dismissal after reinstatement, serving at sea and then on shore, with details of a sinking vessel and the postwar period and the surgeon’s role mentioned.
Partial OCR yields a garbled account mentioning Le Ces Wilhom Ganesser and Coy Ue, property encasement, a brewery in Bleoudshirg, and references to Rev. Dixon and a prayer service. One death is noted near a lever platform with unclear names, while other details are obscured by corruption.
Fragmented OCR text describes a disaster or loss at Swe granite style plastyring with mentions of white and heavy Vis. There is a reference to coven DUE lands 3400 with lis Hahop and ther maceriat, unclear actors or outcomes.
The readable text reads as a jumbled fragment of notices and advertisements from a 19th or early 20th century page. It mentions sales actions from New York, references to a “Wast” and “Grocery” listings, and names such as A. H. Marr, with scattered phrases about property, improvements, and services.
A garbled report describes internal GOP tensions and leadership changes amid a campaign season. It mentions resignations, potential replacements, and speculation about who may assume chairmanship, with vague references to past campaigns and Senate influence.
A fragmentary report from Conneil describes mayoral shutdowns and commissioners debating electrical repairs. Elsewhere, a Belleville druggist touts Bitters for stomach liver and nerve disorders, urging purchases at Wareham's and Miller's.
A jurist questions the late Berjamio Proktin Kays will drawn by Alexander Neill. The will allegedly disposes real property to direct heirs with a contested caveat alleging undue influence and improper preparation. The dispute centers on the estate of Otho W. Watkins, with valued property around 600.
Mrs. Langenstein confronted a rooster at her hen house when the bird charged from the nest area. She fought back with a chair push and was clawed, sustaining injuries to her head and arms before retreating to a neighbor for aid.
An international healer, Kier Flory of Los Angeles, and his wife left Toledo for Dayton Chig to witness his winter sessions. His lectures drew Elders, Ministers, and Doctors, promising scientific healing without faith cures. A horse accident near Mason and Pine highlighted the drama of his tour as townspeople pursued cures and profits from his methods.
An Emerson Piano Co advertisement showcases a new upright piano in a Kimerson walnut case, praised for its massive elegant design and first class quality. The copy highlights the piano’s durability and appeal, inviting readers to consider a visit to examine the instrument in person.
A University Extension session will be held tomorrow at 4 o clock in the YMCA parlor to consider and sign up for a course by Professor Frederick Sykes on Russian writers of the century. Invitations extend to all literature enthusiasts.
A mistyped town record notes a spring social hosted at Lehman Hall in Roltimorn with Shyd Douglas delivering a speech praising Showewall Jackson as a rising figure in the Confederacy era. The brief event description highlights local attendance and a ceremonial display associated with the period.
After a robbery in Williamsport is noted as alleged, updates state SheriT Zeller in Baltimore and a patient recovering from appendicitis in Washuntot. The item also mentions Dr. Ning's New Discovery and a large giveaway of trial bottles, plus varied local advertisements for medicines, musical instruments, and lawn care products.
An unclear ad listing furniture items and prices appears. Mentions Brandt & Son, Steve Penler, and a location opposite Post Office building with items like window shades and curtain poles. Contains garbled text and OCR errors but signals a local hardware and furniture retailer offering items at bold prices.
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