02 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
1
A chaotic mash of local and foreign misstatements covers politics, rail regulation, a theater game, and court cases. Highlights include the Washington revenue collector bid, a Baliwin team game in Teal o'clock, and a Shelbyville murder trial with Dr. Knave.
The crew of the Hie G.80 trarg ent faced an apostoin at Wolfkill's xwitel near Williamaport yesterday evening. Motorman Lawra Mandey attempted to stop and contain the car for a passenger while Conductor Toy Verriva coordinated entry efforts with the opposing line. The Joymen and Mundey conducted several failed attempts to enter, and the final action saw Mundey receive a firm erion before the opornum ended and the car was taken home by Mr Mundey for rotation.
Avanto of funny articles by the Min aloury Aaeiety of the Lutheran cutres of Willamaport will be held next Saturday in the Nanff stare room. Tea and Laglining at the same hour.
Prana Von Schilling formerly managed Trollsy Co. and recently moved to Virginia. Despite several road offers and attempts at advancement, none were accepted and no agreement was reached.
A bold burglar attempted robberies on Franklin Street yesterday at the Goffman apartment. Gas meters were tampered with, stealing about 24 dollars per unit, with losses ranging from four to seven hundred forty dollars. The thief entered through a rear cellar door and moved unseen while occupants slept, then fled after failing to locate valuables. Authorities say residents must pay for repairs and will increase vigilance.
A damaged notice describes a tea gathering at the home of Migs Manto and others on Volmmie Street between bourse ob Send fonder and wnaplens of rus Bailey Abd Boclery of tha Plat Teethren rhyeet sMero. It mentions a commissioner's hearing and a $4800 penalty or bond related to property owners.
A garbled OCR note mentions a 96,000 suit involving individuals including My. Wagner and Hye, with references to a lawyer and party names. It references a judge-like authority, a letter assignment time, and a aim to satisfy children, in a confused legal context.
A terse report indicates a transaction or delivery connected to Overland, mentioning Jaeoh Keynor and Mutchalliay with reference to a mall and a shipment. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates, quantities, or context for a complete summary.
A chaotic report details farmers struck by cholera causing cattle and hog deaths across the county. Names such as Swisher and Kruwse appear among several farmers reporting livestock losses while others suffer personal tragedies including a fatal horse accident and a driver’s fall.
A gar mishap unfolds as a buggy collides with a wagon on a city street causing damage to both vehicles. Passengers and bystanders assist, with several injuries reported and a crowded scene as authorities and locals react.
John A. Hennessy, investigator, is described as overseeing political activity in New York. The piece notes his appointment by Governor Lent Silver to probe alleged charges within state departments and political operations. It emphasizes the investigation's role in policing political influence and legality.
A garbled report discusses regional headquarters, local option votes, and political maneuvers. It mentions a figure named Samer Couttating and a 200,000 figure connected to a New York field, with references to a commission and legal actions shaping a forthcoming vote.
A garbled report describes a child shot and references to parents, witnesses, and multiple improvised phrases. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings and broken names, preventing a clear reconstructible narrative.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions an event and names without coherent details. The fragment references “NEO MEN’S EVENT” and scattered terms like Arteta and Athen but provides no verifiable facts, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent report.
A courtroom hearing unfolds with express testimony on a love triangle and alleged deceit. The state’s attorney presents evidence while defense counters, detailing a tense exchange over infidelity and its consequences as jurors weigh the matter.
Fragmented OCR text mentions campaign tension, Wellington spending, and various garbled names and amounts. Key names and dates are unreadable, but references to campaign costs and individuals imply a political contest with unclear specifics.
Tangled report on urban vagrancy clues and police responses. County officials confront rising numbers of men from Dhirrishbury seeking work, while local arrests unfold. A series of trials and sentences involve youths and alleged gun incidents, with sheriff actions and a looming inquiry into sheltering arrangements.
Coroner visits Main Street shop after the 13 year old John Shilling is found dead in the early morning. Witnesses note a fall to the floor with fatal brain hemorrhage. No inquest ordered. classified as death by natural causes pending formalities.
The case of Chaos G Griffith and Willan versus D W W Staley over a cattle contract was continued after a motion to rename the plaintiff. Staley’s counsel sought a adjournment which the court granted. Prisoners convicted or who pled guilty were brought to the court for sentencing. A.M. Solfers, owner of the Spangler Hall, was fined $200 for allowing minors to drink on the premises.
Rail yard job cuts sparked by contract tensions as 200 workers were dismissed after management and unions clash over pay and schedules. Officials claim storage needs and force levels justify the action, while workers report refusal of offered daily pay terms. A separate accident near Washington and Madison injured Larry Renner, a Campbell’s drug delivery rider, when a collision with West Side Lumber Co. halted traffic.
Me. Ry Myer and family greet the arrival of a new son at the life home. Local friends from Baltiotore and nearby towns extend congratulations as the community shares in the christening moment.
A fragmentary report notes two freight lane near collision at Hendon on the western trestle over a creek in Chandersburg land. The near miss would have created a major wreck with Maye Opalton involved.
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