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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions Matty Jim Matt and a Kent grocery store, with unclear terms like warn dues and local waiting. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item about a store or community matter, but specifics are unreadable.
Vague OCR text outlines how to vote with references to committees, records, and mail-in processes. It mentions that records of competitions will be shown in every issue and that ballots or votes are received by a specified date, with offices handling mailing tasks.
Fragmentary verse paraphrase details a reflective scene with motifs of love, time, and fading pageantry. It notes Abe. Mavid Suze, a noted lyricist in the city, and mentions a residence linked to Mr. B. C. Aughaugh, as part of a literary notice in a past edition.
A garbled OCR page mentions Neelni and DT auver Gikoa, plans to visit Leister cay, and W.T. Flagel scoring 86.4 percent in an exam. It notes infant William Alvey and brake-repair incidents, retirement of Estle Main, and travel notes about New York. Court of Appeals week of March 24 and various local items follow.
The forecast calls for north west winds tonight and Sunday with mild temperatures. Expect variable skies and cooler conditions by evening with a chance of light showers possible in the coastal regions.
The report claims Horscumy Thompson went to New York to sell horses a few weeks ago. A betting man predicts his return within four hours with $45 at stake if he comes back. A debt claim against Thompson ranges from $8,060 to $4,000 plus the bill of contention. Local witnesses doubt he will return and a friend notes he is not the type to flee trouble.
A dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Mera with Levi Porter and N Jonathan Taet among attendees. The supper featured fried chicken sour kraut and cranberry sauce with steam buns and banquets. numerous local officers and residents attended and enjoyed the feast.
A collision of gears and a shifting engine causes a fatal and a near fatal incident. Albers A. Long a machinist aged about 60 is injured in an accident near Manainahore. A separate blast on a farm kills one worker and injures another, as details leak from the Wevorten area. Local witnesses name Mr. Parag Mp Lilng and others in a tangle of alleged missteps and delayed safety checks.
The Antietam school library society announces its officer slate with J. Downin as vice president and A. Beard as secretary. Daub Carter named executive committee. Treny Over and John W. Uagtin listed with Prat W. Sehleiheey Hbparian as teachers. Meant editor Yersie Karnes and Anna K. Jeandetic as organist.
Fragmentary article describes a man named Steined Aan Dye George W Toover and others near Kastusville in a dying condition. It notes a coughing spell worsening a wound and mentions Moet and J dle Hollinger with a routine statement of having given him the wounds.
A clumsy report lists Hofed 2-Ditlow and Miss Kate Dithaw among a Friday marriage ceremony at St Pan W. Boeburel, with a long medical ad for a kidney remedy by F. Bohinda, Druggiat, mentioning remedies for Bright disease and bladder issues.
Readable fragments describe a proposed grand residence near York with a single story Francophone style, arching open work windows, deep seated chairs, and a large fireplace. Details mention Warwick Chebility, Ragland, and a western Potomac avenue site with a golf links project by Duchin and Ourkean supervising grounds. The text hints at a community need and anticipated construction of a notable mansion to be welcomed by local residents.
Citizens condemn local actions after a group of young men fled to Boonshoro and were arrested. Twelve of the accused returned the following day and submitted their case to a justice of the peace, each fined 20. The mayor faces scrutiny over the handling and timing of the fines.
A contempt petition filed by George W. Warnahaw against Rosetwid's attorney led to a court action in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Reichard informed the defendant of the order with ten days to respond after sheriff service. If she fails to appear, she may be arrested and brought before the court.
Miss Rose Happies hosted a small gathering Thursday night at her Washington street home in honor of Miss Gussie Clarke of Denver. Dancing and cards were enjoyed with refreshments served. A later reception by Mr and Mrs WT Meredith celebrated their son and his wife, Mr and Mrs Lionel Meredith. The house was decorated and guests included Miss Van Flora, Miss Moutyer, and the Meredith sisters.
A garbled historical OCR fragment presents a confused scene with names like Susdec Holman and IG main, references to punishment, protection, and a Great Pilot. The text is incoherent, mixing oathlike phrases and nonsensical terms, hindering reliable extraction of facts or events.
Fragmentary text notes a meeting involving individuals with surnames Marcy M. Mattredd and Mog, referenced near Barwell and Hosunke. The garbled OCR hides clear actions or outcomes, but indicates a formal gathering in a specific locale with named persons.
Engaged Mrs. Robert Collinge announces the engagement of her youngest daughter Alia Ball to Afr. Williun Freemantle Letupe of New York Ghy. Armisrokun Mrs. Elizabeth Rice aged Ma 5 Bwitheharg slips and falls injuring her arm Lonnie Afr dali Teast Huyett seeks a location Triekten's Arica Salven Van worldavilla for innevel cores Also offers remedies for various ailments with 250 price at Warelnin'y Ully Pharmacy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Friesonals and Miss Dennte Valerio of Cumberland visiting her father May Ad Waite in Utannibetstnes. It references numerous names including Mr. Rivteanteon, Dr. WS. Rivteanteon, and Mary Bower, with scattered notes on families and locations, indicating a local society page or obituary notices era.
A damaged OCR style fragment mentions a city and various names and places with unclear context. The readable portions reference a local event or notice, names like Meliee appear, and discussion of broader issues without coherent specifics or dates. The piece reads as a garbled historical clipping with many misspellings and nonstandard terms.
A chaotic hour at the assembly ends with Napoleonic defiance referenced amid record-keeping confusion. Speaker notes tremble as Pearry and others clash over attendance and a vote, while the intraparty drama centers on a disputed moment during a tense public discourse.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah L Brown, widow, the will appoints W. J. Palty and Stsau E. Brown as executors. The estate is valued at $20,000 bond. Heirs listed include Bram Ry Meawe, Sola Go yawns, William AS Keown, Myre, Mebude, and Mrs. W. J. Palty. The document outlines real property and distributions to the listed children.
A jumble of church notices lists Sunday services at multiple parishes including St Maule Gi Wat, Marshall College, Loik church, St Mark's Tathermn Preparatory, Balti more, and St delna's. Services cover morning worship, Holy Communion, children’s edits, and festival observances with various pastors named.
A garbled OCR fragment references a custody scene with mentions of constable figures, a distance view, and a person seen with sunlit features. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, making full identification difficult. The readable bits suggest a narrative of a detained individual and nearby observers.
An unclear OCR snippet describes wandering figures and a tense scene about a business and a jetty. It mentions a river, a coat, and an approaching incident with warnings to a person named Hychins. The text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
A historical notice states Parmell Institute will host the State Farmers Institute at Gourthoiten y Huwers town on January 1 1 percent under the direction of Wid Anmies state director of Jessuiehos. The program includes cooking demonstrations by Miss Eni Suterdacuus, and talks by Geo. B O Silver and Joseph Wing on Creek Valley and plant methods. Evening and afternoon sessions cover topics in farming practice and public shoots of Washington.
Fragmentary text mentions a large 800000 value move to New Jersey and references a group or event in a place with unclear names. Other phrases imply a contested trade and various unidentified individuals and items. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Aenton Circular Sage James M. Lockhart near Winchertrr suffered severe injuries when a giant wooden circular saw struck him. His right hand was severed below the wrist, and doctors indicate amputation may be required, with his condition described as critical.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a petition to Saint Cuinspiny for permission to live with western and eastern routes. Names and locations are garbled but indicate a discussion of residency rights and official approval steps.
The NL and Wat se dam report a notable event as Rahe Wont and Srevian Arensa secure a decisive outcome near Prom. The incident involved a hospital visit and a path through Kail read, with Linn in Cohen's noted.
The readable fragments describe a planned route from Weverton to Bales Sigltvhy with a 1500 foot long camel and a solid tack by Uriven Uhrovik. Mentions Perry, Park, and a warehouse block, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
Fragmentary notes describe a late evening event at Mesunto Arena with unidentified teams and unclear outcomes. References include Mera, Main Vo URI, and AfCor, suggesting an interleague clash. Names are garbled, making precise teams or scores impossible. Further readable details are needed for a complete summary.
Mrs Whildowa and Mrs Widiaws died at 2 o clock this morning at their home on Mulberry street of stomach trouble aged 71. She had been sick for some time. She attended Zion Reformed church. She was a Miss Borne, daughter of George Borne before marriage and a highly respected woman. Survivors are two children Thomas and Mrs Mary C Minor. Deceased was the widow of the late Doniel Wide dows who served in the Union Army and died after imprisonment at Lithy prison. She was the last member of her family. Interments were in Rose Hill Cemetery.
An appeal was taken after a stake dispute involving Bidet Nico dems and J K Niewlemius and AL PS Vorner over liability of certain fonds to the MayMent of taxes led by the late Eveling Nicodemug. The case ended with a dismissal on the stefondaal lie.
Report notes that a department store may open in Winchester soon, with plans covering a barber shop, saloon, and other services. Officials stress details are still unproven and subject to changes.
A garbled fragment mentions Joyporinue et al and a looyneireat sweeper. The readable text hints at a mislaid device or item mid discussion, with a suggestion of leaving or forgetting it somewhere and a prompt to recall it later. No clear names, dates, or places are established.
A raid near a bus shelter resulted in a death with limited readable details. Report mentions a person named Lovie and a place reference to una ail, but many words are garbled leaving the exact location and circumstances unclear. Authorities have not released full identities or motives.
garbled OCR notes describe wire repairs and a municipal effort to guard water pipes. Mentions workmen, intake facility, Tarwininlager, and steel gear set up to keep animals out. Reads as broken description of a streetside engineering job with unclear place names and dates.
A cautious assessment notes that American forces retain control but face constant opposition. The administration weighs political weight against ongoing incursions in the Philiprine region as tensions rise.
A collision near New Liberty on Crovelia Road injured several people. Patrolman Thorley reported one person had a limb broken and another was partially severed by a flying object. Medical teams rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause and time of the accident.
A garbled mix from a 19th century page highlights local ads and notices. It references War Afaare fashion ideas and sewing, names a paper shop in Warehan, and promotes Wall Papers and Hazel Salve with claims of soothing healing and cures.
A fragment mentions officials including Snyder and Martha Wrops visiting estate sites. Onur Wridwy Jon are noted in the scribbled text as part of the delegation or attendees. The note lists local figures and a survey or inspection context without clear outcomes.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with claims of rapid relief after one application. It mentions Sour Lamm and Worokantta City Pharmacy and urges readers to try the remedy despite persistent joint pain and swelling.
An assortment of old time advertisements mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla, Chamberlain's stomach pills, and free samples at Wareham's City Pharmacy. Also promotes beauty displays, holiday gifts, and men's outfitter items with prices, plus a note on stationery and a sale of clothing and accessories.
Constable Harnn arrested two men in Reaver Greek after a disturbance at a wine worship gathering. They yelled fired enna and Matted Clack were fined amid a shining pach incident.
A faded advertisement touts King's New Life for consumption and related chest illnesses. It promises relief from coughs and fevers and includes testimonials and praise for medical claims amid a broader display of music instruments and other goods in Hazelton's shop.
A garbled report notes Hawken may fall under a court action and town remedies. It mentions tenants, permits, and a 90 day limit. The text references Cristows Nei and Stretanian iy Hake, with unclear outcomes and dates. The piece hints at a legal hearing and local action pending.
The Standard Of Oa plans a new brick building on the former site, which may be slightly smaller. bids open when the old structure is demolished. Contractors have seen the site while a train excursion era ticket sale and local notices appear amid pharmacy ads and testimonials for a cold remedy.
Sample Hamburg edge pieces offered by a wholesale house in the city. Outside roll is soiled from hank ring. sale announced for Monday January 100. Advertises Lester Piano tone at Academy services and mentions a Gestet instrument revived for a New 271k event. Notes instruments came from Ordway's Music Store.
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