03 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
1
A garbled OCR era collage merges local notes with foreign dispatches, dates, and names. It mentions weather, February like lunar phases, people moving houses, a Water Company query, and political references including Maryland and Taft. The piece reads as a cross between gossip, notices, and wire summaries with many unreadable fragments.
A chaotic report outlines Bettie Howe's death amid a shooting in Marrish and Cleavipring, with Officer HLS pursuing leads. Witnesses describe a chaotic chase, a mistaken shot, and two bullets found as the coroner states there will be no inquest.
The message from Ray Gebebbe addressed the Washington Holiness Missionary Baptist Church in Warehontorh Luton corridor area. A special sermon is announced for the upcoming gathering withive attendance expected.
Members of the 1. O. ML riding group including WH Tinapon will attend services at a local venue this evening, where I Th Stewart is listed as guiding or directing the proceedings.
A fragmentary report notes Mrs Mary Thahoswale was taken to hospital after an incident connected with a claim of insurance coverage and a judicial inquiry. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
The article outlines a dispute over fines totalling $75,000 and a state warden request, mentioning jurors, penalties for various offenses, and debate on legal actions. It references individuals such as Angelo, Garlock, and Fitzgerald, plus stores, weapons, and incidents related to a crime scene with no graphic descriptions.
A report from Williameaport Vesday describes a chaotic incident during a local sale. A wagon with items including bare hana was driven from the Mvery stifle sale area when the one track struck Mr. Snavely. The event involved further confusion and dampened moments as the crowd dispersed.
Aaron Loko of Odd Felina and Will Vainaport led a moot where over six dozen candidates attended a sale of Bebbly & Maman Hvavysin and others. The event drew many applicants for poll clerk positions with appointments likely next week. A charity sale will be held this evening at the residence of F. J. Neat in Wik Hamispart to benefit the church.
The article reviews old dwellings in Uingerstown and nearby towns, noting the Nasler residence and other stone houses as rare surviving examples. It cites archival research by J. Knusner and W. Vi. A. Hamilton, with context from a Century Welllog discussion and Frederick County records.
Fire reports describe two buildings at Victor Cushwa & Bone near the ante nee creek in Wiltinmeport burned to ashes. The fortilizer house across the rail line caught fire but was saved by volunteers. no injuries or general alarm, insurance损 estimated loss heavy, Moa planing mill and nearby structures protected by tin roofs. Chief Stonebraker delayed by missing clothing. fire engine unavailable.
Sydney Hwant resigns from the Scouttky Committ ed Line Company after a dispute and accepts opposition with Witch L. Favor Fugineerhy as the new headquarter lead, effective January 20 in Monica.
Arch ie, Berdutown and Keo Secker figure in a jumble of regional names as a wave of public appointments surfaces. Gov Gobis cabinet cue triggers reshuffles with mention of Mandel Sever and Catherine Bralter. Dante Quainnan and Miga Bralter appear among attendees at St John’s Lutheran church event led by Dr Owen.
A foreclosure suit is recorded with Clyde M H Wilson and attorney Me a Spesaant listed as counsel. The case targets a named defendant identified as Anydor with proceedings focusing on the encumbrance of real property.
An aid society festival is announced with a church gathering and a chicken and wattle auction. The event date is unclear but promotes community support and fundraising through a local gathering.
Over 1700 patent leather hides were laid out in one day at We 1), Bypow & Rona tannery in Williamsport. Yard capacity forced stringing along fences to dry, with 76 men under John M. Dan Tela and George W. Smith directing expert Japannery Hogtan in preparation for patent weather department.
Amos Moire, year-old son of Lewis Madara of 173 Pennsylvania Avenue, suffered severe injuries in a sledding accident on the steep hill from North Prospect Street to Pennsylvania Avenue. A log crash and collisions with a sleigh left two other boys hurt. local doctor attended and the injured were confined to bed. Separate incidents include a trolley car derailment near Williamsport with four passengers unhurt, a wheel torn off a wagon, a runaway horse incident, and a contract closed for alabaster granite products.
An applicant for a marriage license could not recall his parents names and gave a joking alias while a bouncer was cited in the misdated record. Separately Mr and Mrs Allen Dantela of Wil Marosport celebrate the arrival of a baby boy at their home.
Tin Breckinridge Wright wedding took place today at 1 o'clock in a home ceremony at the residence of the bride's parents near Williamsport. Rev Robert Alexander Bayle presided as the Academy Orchestra played Lohengrin March. The bride, Miss Dalth Weigh, wore white satin trimmed with tulle and seed pearls, carried a bouquet, with bridesmaids and a flower girl assisting.
An attempted break in at Mrs. Otert Rebs, 119 N Locust St, occurred Thursday or Thursday night. The thief fled before taking any valuables. Mrs. Ruby was away, and a cat and yard door may have alerted her. A man in the rear yard pursued but nothing was found missing.
In a chaotic incident near Waynogboro, a passenger Mrs Catbour was knocked from a platform by a moving train and severely injured as her leg was crushed. Milin Lawivy, a local ballplayer, is noted as a visitor who played several games nearby. Dealers predict a drop in prices by two cents.
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