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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
2
Unclear OCR segment lists names and terms with no coherent event or context. The readable items include mixed proper nouns like iathy otis Ahail and Mrs. NH Shade along with garbled phrases. No identifiable event, date, or organization is extractable for a factual summary.
A garbled OCR fragment lists a flood of names places and events including remarks on factories shipments travelers and local incidents. It references WNGW Bosstu Wink aMowedee and a Potomac street corner. It mentions a new factory site lease and a building project plus various names like Gottages Michael Brenner and J.P. Snyder and several scattered locations such as Deer Park Maryland and Williampore.
Damages amount to $900 and a plat of Cane between Woaslingws and Frukinn streets is prepared for open. Kendell and others listed with $150 and $400 claims. An order dictates police patrols with limited costs. candles and glow globes provided at station. weekly bills total $297 and payroll $1393.
A local courtroom session heard a mix of charges including larceny, carrying concealed weapons, desertion, and attempted assault. Defendants named include Thos Willis and Jno Snowden among nine tied to weapons cases. Judge Brike Doesday presided and warned against weapon use, with several cases continued or set for trial.
The text appears as an obituary or family note from Waynesboro identifying Maj J J Lowell and relatives. It references a long serving servant, schooling, contracts, and several named individuals including Caney Gym, Myerselie ry, and A. Bit h, with vague ages and locations. The fragmentary item lists multiple family members and mourns a death at 87, noting birth in Carmnysand and Baltimore connections.
Go par Den hosts the Cypsy Ten in an evening event at Devil's Brook near Brenthols to support Saint Marys Church. The lively night features live entertainment, with a festive crowd of locals and visitors expected to attend for charity.
Urelan House entertained a nine party of friends at Cedar Uravelon near de Pontives in Mes. Attendees included Maunte Hyatt and Birch of Wastington, A Shively of Willigins part, Mr H M Dellinger of Wash IST.
A garbled report notes teachers engaging with local authorities to encourage individual vaccination. It mentions district observance, vaccination goals, and efforts to promote proper immunization amid public health concerns.
The readable fragments describe a wall and a gale near a location with names like Mouil tits and Mike. Details are garbled and unusable for precise reporting.
The rector of St Anns by Josus McCamus, formerly of this City, is praised for his duty and willingness to use all Coulating ty temn last wonents regardivas of thay differences of teu are to their creeds.
Fragmentary report discusses a minister accused of inappropriate conduct involving a young woman and a marriage premise. Names such as Miller, Valtenberger, and Irvine appear amid speculation about age, consent, and sworn statements. The piece hints at a reverend’s scrutiny and social pressure within a church community.
A report from Allegany County notes a fusion of Democrats and Republicans around a reform ticket led by General Sprigg. The effort faces opposition from traditional party machines, with criticism of slate makers and calls for independence. A public exchange highlights discontent, denouncing party control and urging voters to support the fusion slate despite pressure.
Ioteh Stintlag Casa and Willin Russ faced charges after a theft of an $18 watch from Holling Waynesboro Wag Abrest and oT Pederick. A witness noted a man named Harry Wald as a possible thief. Arnold and Magerstown-Atuel were referenced, with Rags allegedly involved. Hodiuan’s stamp rig(s) were found on the suspect, and Arnold was taken to a nearby city for trial.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations such as Miss Belle Geolat, Westminster, Norfolk, Virginia, and Wane Nustor, with scattered names including Tapley, Dye, Mag, and Harton. The text reads like a social or school roll with many misspellings and missing context, making extraction of a coherent event difficult.
In a Wy M1 area shooting at George's Camp last night, Robert Dorek fired at Eudie Pair injuring the hip with a revolver. Pair was treated by Dr W M Storrison. Dorek was taken to a local jail for hearings as authorities investigate the incident. A separate note mentions the Misses Florence, Run a and Elsie Rice hosting an apple gathering with neighbors on Western Pike.
Died at 94 in Stropherdetown after a two day illness. He was known for unusual vitality despite age and remained active until shortly before death. Survived by five daughters and one son, including Oseary Shepherd, Cyrune Dorsey, and Annie Kai, with connections to Marttpebury Harper's Penibs and North Mauboy.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene near a river mill race with a father recognizing his child from marks on the surface. Details are garbled, names and places unreadable, leaving the core event and outcome indeterminate.
An irregular OCR text fragment shows a jumble of names and phrases across multiple languages. It references people such as Peihijiy Phaiapiy and Lewin NO, with mentions of wine and a child aged 10 months. The passage appears as a garbled dialogue or overheard street exchange with unclear context.
A meeting at Trowiag aftermoaguy featured Ene Bunge Palt Baart in session discussing pater per Chinime ty the eum exhibition. Some yu witractione appeared and routive motturs were trypended at the wveting.
An OCR fragment describes a person named Homer S on Craphes with unclear details about a toe or foot injury and a horse-related event. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, making it difficult to identify a clear action, date, or outcome. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
In the case against the Mien Ot Wf Transport, the appellant Barker plans to appeal after a judgment. The involved parties include Appesy Alice Hawken and related entities, with the decision under review and a forthcoming appellate action.
Fragmentary OCR describes military movements and a Vale Wicks item at Solved cages near Olin Hewetginys Sora. Mentions Mardin Chas Prolerfek Urey and Marine to the barracks in Wel 2. Hatchey Law crate wel beak.
A garbled report describes two Frederick County farmers at a market early, a tire engine tearing along N Potom io street, strong horses pulling a wagon, and a chaotic scene with bystanders in the east, as observers recount the incident and casualties emerge in the street.
Cryptic OCR note touts a remedy for headaches and nourishing pains. It promises relief from severe and excruciating head discomfort with a product named Ryualtte awyaita. The incomplete text mentions a person identified as P.Sehiniel and a date or place fragment.
Mas Soules 8 Pisher sold Testy to ex Cul Wwelir Downin in Charles at CT. McCrmus paid 150 dollars. An Wowre nut LP acres of grown ty Sandy Ask Wterict ds Brod brought B. Pitsnogle 300.
Mies Sophig Weldertey hosted a small gathering for friends in Doctor of Contuna in honor of her coning, as the community remembers a beloved figure.
Fragmented lines mention Martineking Visions center and several individuals in a misread report. References include names like Lenny, Sheva, George, Wad, McCarry, Lat Chambers, Des Lice Wagsomsura, and Donrnberger. Uncertain dates, places, and events due to garbled text.
Orphius Cones and others named as executors of Joseph XII are urged to see final accounts. Mary G Brown and Charles B Brown, executors of George Brow, are urged to file final accounts. Appointment of Michael Sith meg as administrator and other names appear as involved parties in a disputed probate filing.
Fragmented list of medicines and patent remedies with prices and vendors. Mentions Kyleys Kidney, McKee Brothers, Broner Salve, DeWitts Diule Elgivers, Warewon's Shy Puarmacy, Homer Willanng Co, and various locations and agents. Describes healing claims and retail costs in a late period style.
The fragment lists numerous names and visits across towns including Lancaster and Bath. It mentions social calls at homes, hospitalities, and travel plans to New York and Washington. An apparent medical ad touts New Life Pills for skin tones, followed by fashion shifts and hat lines.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice or advertisement with names A0 1ya Aliga T A Marty Noir W Washington and unclear references to a cough remedy and a lawyer. Text shows garbled phrases and possible dates or events but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A one year old boy, son of Ernst Urain, suffered a head wound and leg injuries after an alleged high speed street collision. Dr. Derr treated him with stitches. the child’s condition was described as serious but improving as he was moved to hospital for care.
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