25 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
1
A garbled report cites the 1010 W tax law as unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court. It references Senator Norriy accusing theft of 200000 from New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad stakeholders and mentions various political figures and legal cases with damaged, uncertain details.
Parich Jailed after stabbing Iranciaca Lychinsky during a High Street clash. Assailant fled on a Lottlmare train but was tracked to a warning site. two companions captured. Lychinsky died later from injuries after an autopsy showed a ruptured artery.
The Progressiva Meket air conduct at Williamsport is set for next Monday with appearances by Burgess William Hinke exsidiant Wairgess Upton Q. Notik for commissioners DB Bhuno and Harry A. Ardinger. Babylon’s name appeared on the Meket mamad and was withdrawn from the fight.
A horse collapsed and died after an apparent attack of strain during a procession on Ash Wednesday. The incident occurred near St Mary’s Catholic Chapel where services continued amid the city’s solemn Lenten observances.
Auction notices fibers gold property of J O Aprechar estate. Executors Edgard Speeler and J O Aprechar offer 3124 acres. Sold at a bid of 2000 dollars. Proceedings include P. O. and Irn Sprecher as parties. Auction to settle estate.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference initiation in the Loyal Order of Moore with mention of Moases Kalo Weederick and Smith & Matthaws. Details on location SHIPPED and Hal Aimors 1 cnr dR 058 tem a cic are unclear.
Funeral set for Friday with interment in Waynesboro for Alberts G. Buss of Morgantown. The article details the events leading to his death, the coroner's inquiry, and the shock to family and community as police and editors described the tragic death caused by an old pepper box weapon.
Henry Durham was arrested last night around 10:30 in Herman alley by Officer Garber after allegedly threatening to kill Beside Armstrong who said she was attacked. Durham, born in Virginia, had been wandering town for about a week and recently worked in Naelia. Police found a pistol in his shirt during a search at headquarters. He was held for a further hearing this evening with witnesses summoned. an associate allegedly refused a prior approach.
A dispatch from Mexico City in the New York World questions a report that El Corte will not confiscate Mexican oil and then transfer control to Lord Cowdraw for 60 million dollars. The dispatch suggests the government lacks effort beyond oil trade monopoly and notes weather reports from various U S regions. It adds Secretary Bryan spoke with the White House and Provident Wilaya about the Mexican situation, indicating no change in conditions.
Ohnorver Oda forecasts weekly weather for Chonaville. Highest temperature 83 degrees on the 20th. Lowest 1 degree on the 21st. A fall of an unknown amount of rain or sleet noted on the Hth with no significant precipitation otherwise.
The suit involving William W. Behiliing and Freed L. Sener was heard this morning before a judge. The matter concerns settlement of a contract between the parties with a farmer acting for Behiliing.
Fragmentary report notes a withdrawal of an auto bill in Annapolis during Maryland Senate proceedings. Mentions a political clash and a proposed fee, with vague references to a mechanism or policy change worth more than ten techniques implied, reflecting a contested legislative environment.
A neighbor visiting for milk found the sitting room scene at Jerry Trutpower’s house. Mon Michel Fuse returned from the road and asked if a posse fired a shot. Wounds were found on St. Pusy and a body lay prostrate as Dr. Layman’s actions drew scrutiny.
Chevalier Van Happs Chevalle Van Kappart is reported negotiating a new treaty with the United States and the Netherlands, promising mutual aid in a campus governance context. The minister, a relatively young former envoy to foreign courts, brings a sociable wife and a penchant for diplomacy despite a quiet public presence.
In 1932 a severe cold snap swept counties with temperatures plunging to 27 degrees below zero. Readings varied from town to town with Ret and Midvale recording 21 below and ChowsoHo reporting seven below. Milk stores, farmers, and households faced icy air and frost, with warnings of heavy damage to fruit and crops as the cold wave intensified overnight.
Gold Fellows from Maryland and lodge dignitaries will attend the dedication of the Ouhl Fellows Temple on Easter Monday April 13 in the afternoon. Grand Sire Weller of Tus a and Gen A R Slacker will command the parade. The celebration marks the lodge’s 150th anniversary with a ceremonial insolation of a lodge flag and a patriotic program.
A condensed Martiastre area item says a potential sale by Mannis Dintilling Co of Kent Man near Willamspors was discussed but no binding agreement was reached. The inquiry at home failed to confirm any deal, and the property history remains unclear.
A minor fire alarm at a residence on Circuit Street around 6:40 was found by the Antilame responding team to be a false alarm. Firefighters discovered only a faulty fire alarm device and did not report any damage or active fire.
Fire gong installed at Roy Roy School building to sound alarms in case of fire. The system includes loud signaling and is intended to alert occupants quickly in an emergency.
A man named Branoen Samuel Sponsard sustained minor injuries after a distant incident near Potomac Street. He was not seriously hurt and required no hospital care. Police report limited details due to the brief nature of the event.
A campaign named To Church Sunday raised about 3000 parsha Yoing present with many from Lewitderincht. attendance reached about half the local population in the area. In Winchester the day failed to attract similar turnout, with around 800 attendees noted.
A local political controversy centers on A. 13. Bingham and the Republican Central Committee over School Commissioner nominees. The process caused a partisan clash, prompting protests to the Governor, with The Mall exposing the dispute and issuing an apology to B. S. Bloutier for his fair vote.
William Reedy, a turm naulatént employed by Harry Johnson, was severely injured while moving hay in a barn. A bale toppled, causing a fall from the hayloft. he suffered rib injuries and a head gash but survived after medical aid and a physician’s examination.
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