03 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
1
A garbled fragment lists marriages births and deaths along with scattered international and political notes. It mentions a baby birth at Boye Avenue and festivities for the Newmans, a wedding anniversary, and an incident in Indianapolis where a crowd was fired upon. Also cites indictments of miners in Colorado and nominations for ambassadors and ministers, plus rifle contracts and a railway telephony rate inquiry.
15 years imprisonment handed to Grabapy Wilson of Charles Town in the State Pen. The minute notes reflect a sentence length and mention a related assault. Jol B. Wagaman, ex-council clerk, involved in fordling business with John J. Wigman & Co, handling agency work for several manufacturers across Washington, Prauxiia and Fulton counties in the Virginias. George T. Gatrel is a selling agent. Charton B. Woote, once owner of a Gapland general store, recently at Roxbury, purchased the wholesale warehousing business of W. J. Kranz at Adams Town in Frederick county.
Jol ad Fran Guaecsonh of Wels Yoy Cline fired during a wile wol at Myarsville. A winged bird was hit by nine shots and nearly escaped as the boy captured the bleeding creature. The wing span measured eight feet. Authorities noted the incident despite unclear details.
Harry B. Winer and Nutt Eidman have bought Lauria the atera Fagm property in North Jonathan Street and will run a model and initiative Aronery and nation atare. Mr. Luria will stay on the establishment furnitie pings. The new penenta hall Mine will feature a model of power goods.
The McCrory firm announces a new building project on Washington Street beginning with Lieen year, with J G McCrary Co supervising. The plan includes extending the facade to the alley, a full lower floor and basement stock room, and a large studio above, occupying the entire site with a New York contractor expected to begin around January.
A county commission meeting on Tuesday approved the appointment of a constable for the Whimport district. The nominee, identified as a local peace officer, will serve the county under the commissioner's authority.
A.Lown of the Mal Association reports a profit of 17, receipts totaling 47,024 and expenditures of 19,07. The event is praised as the most successful in the association's history, with strong general admin receipts, and hints at support for a future larger event. The text reflects wartime sentiment and President Poleherres gains praise for the first year.
A report centers on Mrs. Burger denying alleged ill treatment by her husband, recounting family tensions and disputes over child care, guardianship, and financial support. The narrative references public commentary, parental responsibility, and the impact on the children, with emphasis on legal and charitable considerations.
The article notes promotions and staff changes at a Midwestern city school system, with Superintendent Hon 4 GS Deamagtiee and others named in a period-style report. It mentions Winter tabs, papers, and unrest within the local school administration and coaching ranks.
A fragmented note records a monthly meeting with names and roles including Yesebi Morah Ly tage and Ab Ji Potea. Conversations touch on leadership, duties, and upcoming tasks, with unclear details but emphasis on organizing streams of effort and community engagement.
A chaotic assembly records indicate Bester presides as chairman while a new board is seated. The text shows garbled OCR reflecting disputed leadership and unsettled governance at the organization.
A segment lists names for lodge election positions including Noble Givi Mawar Vyuards Rand Head M Maneial secretary Lidney AUdO Tekauts recording secretary Thirey 1 thief treas Uror Wo OW McCaulay marshal and Andrew J Schindel representative to Fran Lede GS McCartieys.
Harsh sentences issued for larceny and related crimes at a Maryland court session. Defendants include Bougherly and Worsham among others, with terms ranging from months to years. The sheriff’s team moved to Maryland School for Boys as part of prisoner transfers while clerks noted penalties for property crimes and discipline in court.
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