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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary ad column shows mixed items including references to thought events, a racehorse named Muve A Rose, a horse colt Hot Weather, and a casino mention. Scattered terms hint at creditor notices, book listings, soup sales, and a liberal mix of vendor names.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous personal names, visits, small events, and scattered anecdotes across towns and places. It mentions Miss Margaret Neill visiting Mrs Marie Neill, a fatal collision on a Baltimore street, various residents traveling, reunions, sermons, and assorted social notes with many garbled details and erratic spelling.
The plaintiff Wingerd of Punkstown sues for 25000 damages after an on road collision near the Bey Andetam Malls. The suit alleges Dr Wingerd was seriously injured with facial injuries and a broken buggy.
The notice notes unsettled weather with cool air and variable winds affecting plans. Frigid mornings ease into mild afternoons as fronts move through the region. Local officials advise layering and precautions for outdoor activities.
Garver and Piper paid out checks along the Beaver Creek pike for 20 foot strips bought by Boas and Hagerstown Trolly line owners. Deeds were signed by heirs Mrs Stouter and John Kendall with Monty to dispose of the crop. Work to dig and swing the line begins Monday after spring and winter option deals and payouts totaling several thousand dollars.
Miss Mason daughter of Dr. Mason of Charleston will marry Gen. Alexander of South Cape, a veteran of the Confederate service. The wedding is planned for early fall on South Island near Charleston with the couple to reside at a property on a ridge overlooking the harbor. The bride is described as eminent in social circles and the groom is a prominent veteran and educator with ties to civil service and military command during the Civil War.
A damaged account describes AL Yost, a genial man from Philadelphia, recalling a 20 year old escape from a Washington home fire. He recounts awakening to flames and narrowly fleeing as a child, while his mother and sister slept.
A flurry of arrivals and visits fills the social column with residents and guests traveling from Philadelphia, Washington, New York, and beyond. Notables include Mrs Jeshech Stell Hiamsyort and Miss Agnes Bookug visiting Ballinoees, while Mr and Mrs James Waters journey from Glaca inviloire. Numerous locals host relatives, attend family gatherings, or welcome travel from Maine, Frederick, Potomac, and nearby towns.
Copp, pastor of the First Caniver church in Auesvile and formerly of this city, has left the ministry to engage in the insurance business in Washington. A notice requests a change be recorded.
City officials meet to consider widening Chrene Street and High, aiming to reduce congestion. A variance request may move forward if approved, with plans contingent on council action and potential traffic improvements.
Feative Times reports Cant and Mrs Buckingham of Wy MM Vt R and Mr and Mrs WOH Reiner were present at Pen-Mer and enjoyed a pleasant day and the scenery. Toshio Thomas arrives from Wayne Building to report as janitor of the new library a capable man.
A fragment from a Sunday service schedule lists activities across multiple churches including baptist and presbyterian groups. It mentions worship, teaching, and youth programs with names such as Rev Ayres and events on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Sundays school sessions.
A garbled OCR style text describes confusion around a tab or table and language mixups involving English and Spanish. Names, places, and actions are partially readable, mentioning a street and a horse or animal and an emotional scene during a separation.
Unclear readable fragments describe a carnival event with bands, crowds, and street activity. Mentions of places, prices, and a parade-like scene are present but details are garbled. Main entities include bands, a city area, and vendors with monetary notes.
Fragmentary OCR describes a hill event near Wayneshore and a person named Olgie Warner charged with assault. The readable parts mention a legal action and a public disturbance but lack coherent details or full names and dates.
Teane Mayten Jim Wilson report a local Star of Matanek in distress after a fire at a red Lae corner of Wis Boise. The event occurred about ten days ago as crews found the wreck and recovered belongings. An exhibit is planned at the Tagerstown fair with details to follow.
A contractor on the Wea improvised a method that led to a dangerous incident near Harcystown as workmen faced injuries and a rapid sequence of events. Authorities investigated the explosion and the workers' condition, with no clear resolution reported.
A fragmented passage hints at a saying about wisdom guiding ants and a suggestion of unexpected outcomes. The readable parts evoke a rural or folklore tone with potential references to curiosity and consequence, but the text remains largely garbled and uncertain about concrete facts or names.
Recruited figures report Vas Dall managers received offers from multiple teams. Wh he cringed, Willemporta plays at Bvlehs bires next Thursday and at Martinslarg on Thursday.
The readable text mentions individuals from Pallas New Jersey and describes an infant and family actions but content is too garbled to identify clear events, dates, or outcomes. No coherent story emerges from the legible fragments.
A well known industrious young man faced suspicion as night shadows near Nurth and Broad Way framed a tense scene. A shot rang out at mid block as Miller and Crignd pursued a fleeing figure, missing the target when the lead glanced off the man’s raised hand. They searched under trees, found broken planes, and noted the suspect fled toward the west with authorities called.
A garbled note from the Baltimore Sun references Rev Rocky and a religious effort in Waynestmra. It mentions a ward leader in Waynestmra and broad support from the Ave AUerin department. The piece hints at community receptiveness and a push to back a local religious schedule.
A man died by self harm at his residence after an apparent failed attempt. Local authorities and family were notified. the incident prompted a discreet investigation. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR mentions appendicitis and operations, with garbled terms like Marglind Valivusetty and Croncopenudleids. It references peritonitis, heart of a medical discussion, and general remarks by Piveleaus and Unis. The read lacks coherent facts.
An OCR fragment notes a late 19th or early 20th century estate matter involving individuals such as Hannah Kay Harried, Guta Charles M Wistace Lelters, Saunet D aNgethc, and Revd dots Cutord PL Martin. It mentions Mary G. Brown and Charles 5.1 Bry acting as executors for George T. Bray and a Hui account settlement on Perry Boulevard estate.
Mr lnd Mrs Ankungy and Miss Smith lead a party of coopers heading along the Potomac on Monday. Reynolda entertained in bat s at M3 Lelia Gauge of Washington. Edith M Hacan accepted a stenographer position at the Table Works. War. Rowney of the West employed aticle Works is Mingloyee Roliet at the Table Works. A man tried to pat a window down and cut his finger badly. Mr and Mrs Kibe and family chattra Town oak on a good day. Hintley got a bunch of tea. Mrs Harvey Rowale visiting Pennsylvania and attending camp. A cryptic note remarks a game of pie ongoing. An old man observes a thing is worth what the owner paid. Geo FH Wolf returned from Shepherd-Pratt treatment, improved. J Al Kilbur and wife farewell at Smithsburg, leaving for Newark, Va. Sept 1 they go to Newark. Arrangements for an outing along Antigrain at Burke town ford Week. Miss Maryle Snyder and Mrs Tahn Bogue and Miss Qwendla Bogue depart to Pront Royal, Va for a week. The canal boat Adie Payne made six trips between Caber-Loo and Wiamaport carrying 722 tons of coal.
A man named Charlea Bate was reportedly injured while picking apples at a farm near Wallsville. He fell from a tree after his foot slipped and struck a stone, with observers fearing internal injuries.
A disorderly city scene features Miss Nullie Bear of Baltimore escaping a crash on a mountain dash wagon. Mr and Mrs Wisner and others watched as a livery rig leaped a curb. A man at The Museum fared better. Miss Bear narrowly avoided injury while a three year old was treated for bruises as Wisner attended.
A bear with black coat was seen near North Mountain heading toward the valley. Residents report the animal moving along mountain trails and tracks causing families to seek safety, with some fleeing after hearing sounds and alerting authorities.
A garbled weather note mentions heavy rain and boil conditions near Blue Pool, with scattered reports of heat or melt issues. It references Hagerstown, a Tuesday sun forecast, and mentions metal work disruptions and general cold anomalies affecting earlier and later days as the storm moves in.
The event features McCon Stewart and Thriste NENT Te amid a festive show uniting old and new styles. Spectators recall past Falls while a bold performance includes applique trim and dramatic acts. Miss Lillis Bausch reports on the Queen Glory Tate gathering and Senator Wellington’s laughter as hundreds observe the scene.
Amid tight funding, efforts to raise $4000 for the Silk AM fund proceed as core tribuulona members participate near F200. All coveral measures for sizer welcome, with progress reported on the project at the Main factory site.
An item notes a meeting and excursion details with round trip pricing and local timings. It mentions Bishop Bishaur Hoed preaching, and Governor Smith appointing Janes Murrow or Jeter for Bharpsturg. The text shifts to health and elixirs, advertising Sarsaparilla and Mood’s products, urging readers to visit a store in Atlanta in 1901 for goods and demonstrations.
Fragmented excerpts narrate a satirical tour around Pilduzer Park in Hagerstown Maryland portraying virtual poets and critics. Names like Dithyramb Dink and Dithyrand Dick appear amid lively, surreal descriptions of a visitor’s journey and imaginary commentary on modern poetry.
Fragmentary OCR describes butter, gutber pyrite, and market concerns with references to prices, wholesalers, and supply. Mentions hedging, confectioners, and dairy terms, plus scattered names and places. Lingering garbled phrases obscure clear narrative or dates.
Fragmentary text lists multiple named individuals and places, mentioning a camping event, a two night festival, and a fine at an address. The legible items include dates and local names, though most content is garbled and may reflect OCR errors from a historical page.
A fragment describes new goods arriving at Ordway’s Music Store with mentions of bargains on weed lastroneats and fake Foone, indicating a wary consumer scene and shifting inventory. The text is garbled but centers on store offerings and discounts.
An odd advertorial notes Witthy Coes One Minute Cough Cray promising quick relief and safe use for children. It mentions Wareham's Guy Pharm Central and a piano market angle with claims of superiority and favorable terms from Urdway's Music Blora.
A scrambled census of names places and events from Cumberland and Paice County Virginia includes weather notes at Lexingta and Willtware Port. Mentions of road work and quarry ballasting at Pinesburg, personnel led by Waters, and varied local visits plus an advert for life insurance by a Southern Abili tion offering payments and a free framed benediction.
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