23 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1913
Page
1
A hazy mix of jokes about dress and honesty, taxi humor, and social commentary appears alongside reports of polices actions, arrests, and local figures. The garbled text references Baltimore, the Police Commissioners, and various local names amid scattered anecdotes.
A man from Mredyriel sought $1000 for injuries after an altercation with Lewitt Moberly. Attorneys Stoner and Weinberg represented the plaintiff, Charich Eo Gaver, who admitted calling Moberly a family member "rath" during the incident dated at an unspecified mat. The judge presided, and the parties agreed the matter would be settled for the stated amount.
Mea Ivelyn Gurlay-Kana, celebrated draesiate impersonator, returns to Hamilton after a two day trip to Winchester and nearby towns. Locals, recognizing her appeal, invite her to enliven social scenes in their winter event lineup.
A fall on Mulberry Street left Mrs Livingay Whoreshinw with facial injuries but no broken bones after a stair misstep. Dr Ragan attended as she rested. another report notes a driving accident nearby with near hip injury avoided and several minor bruises. A delivery incident involved Fred Cunningham and Maxter Zeigler.
A string of alleged thefts and disorder leads to multiple arrests as police report a spree touching farms, yards, and a festival. Citizens complain of railroad cargo loading taxes and minor violence while investigators haul several suspects from Magnolia to Youngstown for questioning.
Putnam was cut from Uni Wonda after a tough outing at Otenp Vpring. A father figure who aided Lin’s placement faces new scrutiny as timetables shift and leadership lines are redrawn.
Hartford, Aug 23. Ange Hlam Yo Maxim, inventor of the Maxim silencer for firearms, is allowed to retain his own name. The Patent Commissioner sustained the earlier ruling that the firm Reynolds Co may not sell oil under the name Mast in his option. The commissioner says the word Maxin would be viewed as a personal name and could be protected from misuse. He notes the name has acquired notable fame in recent years and warns against unauthorized use.
Fragmented report describes a fatal carbologic incident linked to a domestic dispute in Martinsburg involving Mrs Woes and Mis Mie eos. A series of letters allegedly reveal planning of a killing, with authorities noting the tragedy occurred after a struggle and a swallowed substance. Building permits follow, listing several addresses and owners across Locust Point and nearby areas.
Mrs dobyn and her two daughters Maike Poxey and Pally visit with Mrs MLC.ermody at Witigud Edge. Thayer, aide to John HLmares president of the 7 sylvania Railroad, hosts a gathering noted for its social prominence in the region.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with severe garbled wording. Readable parts reference people and a scene but lack coherence for a clear summary.
A disturbance report from Wroxville notes a man accused of assaulting his wife at home. Authorities were called after a confrontation, and the suspect was ordered to stay away from the residence. The case proceeds under local domestic violence protocols with no further injuries reported.
The article details progress on the fourth story of a hall project, with plans for a hardwood interior and a new kitchen. It notes a cornerstone ceremony expected to occur Sunday, witnessed by nearly 300 people including notable attendees and officers.
Coroner Maclay reports a death at an unidentified address following an investigation. Witnesses and details are unclear in the fragmented OCR text, but the notice references a coroner and an investigation into the death, with mentions of apparent cause and location near a residence.
The text presents a garbled list of terms and names across locations and roles. It mentions WY, Heller, Mita, Seonriniesteey, Halivens, and organizations like PU and PW Rider, with references to surveys, elections, and candidates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and positions with unclear context. Key proper nouns are present but details, roles, and places are obscured, yielding a partial record of a local or organizational matter without full context.
Willisport hosts a lively event with a horse show and tournament on the Motler farm. The parade featured 24 riders, decorated farms and displays by Taylor uykis Buchanan RP ann CL Mose, and a notable pony cart led by George Ward. The show and tournament drew crowds, with addresses by HR U McCauley and WW Humrichouge concluding the day.
A chaotic local notice discusses cigarette enforcement and legal action in multiple towns. Residents question smoke bans and police powers while a memorial note recalls Herbert’s will and a public vigil.
Hilly, a fisherman in Williamsport, netted fish in U S Government reserve waters. An officer stopped him, seized the catch, and warned of possible arrest. Hilly faced a $1,800 fine for fishing on restricted grounds, but avoided jail after a tense confrontation.
Delays hit a traveling show as cars of Fopet Khaffalo Wild Wear and Col Com wins’ Par East Show arrived late on Potomac Avenue. The wagons struggled from Thurmont to Hagerstown causing financial losses for the act. Judge Kerry in Lafayette Lamar case rules on a $3000 bequest and related estate distributions, guiding posthumous shares for Anna Lanier and others.
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