10 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
1
Voters are told how to vote in the upcoming election with guidance on where to find the list of competitors in the paper. The notice mentions coupons and the handling of ballots and fees.
A jumble of city items from Richmond sheets includes a funeral notice for Mrs. Tice, gossip on lovers and winters, weather prognostication, street lighting bids, delivery wagon accidents, runaway horse incidents, factory appointments, land sales, and local officials. Names and places span Keedyaville to Mineral of Mire, with references to trains, arches, and a firmer First Regiment.
Fragmentary OCR from a late period page references rain, cattle, and farm dealings. Names such as A Miller, Sandy Tower, and Daniel Bayd appear alongside mentions of a valuable cow, milk fever, and property sales. The item reads as a string of detached notices and anecdotes from rural life.
The Talleran Synod of Maryland accepted an invitation from Beansboro Lutheran Church to hold the 82nd annual session next October. On October 17, 1840, the seventeenth annual convening of the Lutheran Synod of Marglang gathered at the Lutheran Church in Nonnebara with Rev Solomon Oswald presiding. The officers included Rev Morris as president, Rev Funckes as secretary, and Rev Gling as treasurer. The synod met in Boonsboro since sixteen years ago TM.
A devastating blaze near Keedyevie destroyed a home and exposed Miss Ghiller and her heirs. Investigators consider arson or accident as the cause while tracing the missing funds and a long history of family debts. The victim, daughter of the late Nigoing Shifter, left a complex paper trail including bank notes and property arrangements in a bid to secure guardianship for her siblings.
In Keedyaville a wulophone message reports a disappearance near a moon lit mall. authorities searched the Oligh brick and stone chimney ruins and nearby woods but found no sign of Miss Sudden or her dog, as local residents heightened patrols.
A park of dogs attacked a flock near Willian Gusher at Kemp's Chapel after midnight, killing thirteen sheep and injuring several more. Cush located the scene and found a dog bite near the yard, with the pack described as fierce and deadly.
A fragmentary report describes a large fossil stone with a shape resembling the upper hoof and horse parts. The discovery, credited to local researchers, hints at an ancient equine form from historic ages.
Walton Hurley, once of Williamsport and Montgomery County, formerly a federal attorney on the Boston Shore, died at Centreville Sunday aged 40. He taught in Williamsport and was famed as a top attorney. Survived by his widow and four children.
Mlouson, formerly associated with Lo M. Bovey of Dorey and Munsat, dissolves partnership with Nove, ending the business and marking him as an experienced actor in enterprise.
A birthday party for Catharine was interrupted by Mr Paul Mra de Prove Renssoer at their residence. The party saw a number of friends present and refreshments were served amid a noisy disturbance.
The fragment tells of Toferson Tanner once lussne and linked to Franklin County pelsum, with references to Bovernl Manipd and a move from Winchester where Taper, a colored diva, once lived. It mentions swollen joints, shooting pains, and rheumatism, claiming a remedy by one application sold at Warteham's Guy Pharmacy.
Cherie and Natiaviel Gross were assigned to the mail cartier between Boonshara and Middletown. Ezea Suomers has taken charge of the route.
Historical advertisement for Kennandt and Kotay Geo A jmaliva remedy claimed to treat gravel bladder issues and digestive and appetite disorders. Marketed as prepared and sold by B. F. Bohindol, Drilgpint, JOON, Potoutug.
A chaotic report describes multiple alleged incidents at a Miller residence involving Westbrook, Undertur, and others. Charges include assault, tirning, and disturbance as investigations proceed. witnesses and timing are noted with limited clarity amid the garbled text.
Fragmented OCR describes a fatal incident on an island involving a millaced hoy and a Chorlea Nowa authority response. Authorities deny uncovering specifics while warehouse actions and local boy involvement are hinted, with unclear names and dates.
A garbled OCR passage describes a congressional scene on a house floor, mentioning Appropriations Committee and a figure named Pearne with unclear actions. It references duties, penalties, and a tense political atmosphere amid talk of chairs, walls, and sentiment within the chamber.
A history of tensions at a Martinsburg site involves Wala and Sloan contractors from WF Lio New Franklin and others. Overnight patrols, wage disputes with colored drivers, and gate tension were reported as teams clashed over extension work near Williams. The issue was eventually adjusted.
A fragmentary report describes an elderly carrier and Sue Mall delivering a daily newspaper. It mentions Mr Bloyer and an exchange with another man, with hints of travel and ongoing routine, but details are unclear.
Downs Wolf Misa Styrtle O Walt and Mr. Eriest L Downs of Wiltpark were married at 7 o'clock in Wiltianne Port at the residence of Rev. H W Rtentrdsan pastor of the Uochoret on Wiltianne Port.
The Mental Telegraph Co will install an extra crossarm and wiring to save the copper Weed from Baltimore to Pittsburgh via this route. A lateral has arrived there and wind work will start immediately.
Lagtolo Sindty and Winton 26 along with Eapolo and Miss Lyle Smith participated in a matricial event at WU Tuesday evening led by Rey, with eastward Wratfalt noted.
Fragmentary text alleges Mike Vargoy and Migdale tied, with implied relationship tensions and a reat constatuinition. The wording is garbled, but centers on a failed liaison and Mike’s absence from a staglys event.
Vague report of Hue Jiuvior Biro Oo officers election date and attendance. One permit recorded today. sparse notes mention individuals and a veterinary or health product advertisement. Includes a snippet about Dr Kings New Life Villa and a vegetable product at Warehan's Pharmacy with pricing.
Mrs Annie Powell of Ketow Panks fell near a spring when two kileketa of water spilled onto her. She sustained injuries but managed to walk home afterward despite the wet and frozen conditions.
A quirky health notice announces a cure guaranteed with a worldwine tune and salve offerings. It lists preparations for cuts corns fever and skin issues and promises relief at Wareham's Pharmacy on Qaty 28e.
A jumble of names and travel notes appears, listing Mr Chins Dinds and Miss Ruth Martinsburg among many others. Items mention visits, returns, and departures to cities like Pittsburgh Baltimore and Washington, with scattered family and social references and unclear events.
The report describes a gathering of growers at Beltiinors AN with discussions on reduced rates to attend the event. Patrons of the Funda during the frei season weighed options, with a two thirds rate considered. A matinee and social elements were noted, and questions arose about fires or justice at the venue.
A fragmented OCR item lists prayer observances and clerical figures in a religious observance, mentioning Gatley Rule and various reverends. The garbled text references pastors and congregational leaders, with scattered names and affiliations, conveying a church or denomination gathering context.
An elderly widower Chaney, 70, transferred ownership of his property to his wife Mrs Chattey before a security entry, as reports allege a suspect chain involving Turob and Annie B. Felly resid at Melurick and a plate No. 4 Chaney security context.
Deraieat Sociaty Washington Euney Medical Society wednesday Dr J C eelanyer Dr A 8 Mason spoke on Practical Points on Title Beedina Spantiecous Expy sian Proventive Treatment for Tyberculusia.
An incident in Shoekun Georgia involves Lillie, a telephonist tied to the local exchange at Shippensbury. She was struck down and left in a patently serious condition in Wedtloor, after an unknown assailant erased herself from the scene. Details remain scarce.
unclear fragmentary text mentions a Mr Tryon Edwards and an attorney in New York City with vague references to payments and a person named Gardner, lacking coherent news context or verifiable events.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a sale check, a pay out, and names like Malaney and Blonny. Details are unreadable, but it suggests a municipal or merchant transaction with payout activity and suspect names. Limited readable entities prevent full reconstruction.
The readable portions describe a Pasial Petegraph style Philadelphia diagram with mock names and a claim that a secret keeps old people young. It references a man using a bitter resin or formula advertised as a remedy, claiming it prevents aging and supports digestion and appetite, presenting as a satirical parody.
A muddled note touts a home cough remedy as a mother's favorite for children including coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims safe administration and notes Wareloin's City Pharmacy as supplier.
Obscure obituary fragment reflecting on the life of a long serving engineer at a railroad works. It notes his forty years of continuous service and mentions his wife, religious disposition, and a famous phrase about his work. The text references Georgu Ac Buckey and a family circle but lacks clear dates or location specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a postponed court matter related to personal property owned by multiple individuals. It mentions Lawrence Narcis of Philadelphia and several entities handling auctions, with ownership disputes and a court ruling in favor of Brederigh Bartke.
An unclear brief note reports Senator McCumas drawing the Taft Commission's focus. It mentions a small number of sat ons and a line about 1,000 natives. Details are garbled but imply rural and tribal context with mentions of boys and a Delween ives reference.
A garbled report describes Tadine Hemore 27, and W C Wheeler involved in a surgery labeled debare surgion. The note references a Romanville surgeon, a fatty Gwar from Mra Diatial Lighter, and claims the operation was successful with patient remarks about treatment, though text is fragmentary and hard to interpret.
Fragmentary report describes an undertaker handling the body of Lewis Wror, with mentions of Tuesday events, a move to Prospects, and a burial context. Names and places are garbled, but reference to funeral actions and a cemetery are evident.
Odd mix of names and phrases scattered across the text. No coherent event or clear entities form a readable summary, leaving only partial, garbled references to people places and actions.
Fragmentary text mentions names and numbers with no clear event. It is unreadable, offering limited context about persons and a potential incident or record without verifiable details.
Local social note records a reception held last evening at N. Jonatisny street honoring guests including Mra Naw Gadle and Bota A. New attendance featured figures such as Stu Jul Gale Lantry. The gathering marked a cordial social occasion with notable presence.
Dargisburg, Pay o Lay Payette Beck ya Lunke Shiyes wed in a ceremony noted in local notes. The couple, listed among other names, represents a personal milestone in the community record.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures serofoly corunnt eruptions onlarrh Metumiatinn or dpspapsit. It asserts the medicine works after other preparations failed and that you may use it with confidence since it has helped others.
Tus Callechir and Tawa Gouneil of Boonshinto announce O. Wo Katie as tax rollertor for HOU. The fare has been fixed at fifty cents on the Ulith.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Dowet Remedy as pleasant to take and effective against stomach trouble. The notice discusses cures and urges sticking to pure wines and liquors sold at the local shop. (Note: OCR fragmentary text limits clarity)
City and Go. telephone franchise clash with Baltimore law and Maryland rights. Council weighs street lighting, contractor bids, and power to grant or deny franchise. Mayor and lawyers push for clarity on authority, while residents seek fair water and public works terms.
I. M. Ross of Winfield credits Dr King's New Discovery for curing a severe cough that worsened under treatment. The medicine is advertised as a cure for consumption bronchitis grippe asthma and chest throat ailments with a guarantee and free trial doses at Warelinin's City Pharmacy.
Public notice from Chretman A. BM. Griway advertising a wide display of pianos organs guitars violins and other instruments. Items offered at very cheap prices and intended to last until Christmas, inviting shoppers to visit the store for best selection.
Census data show population changes with eleven new dwellings and three rooms added within the Boonsboro area. The report notes water works, a municipal electric plant, and real estate gains, detailing countywide progress and infrastructure developments.
Tow Wo Mike and the weather reporters describe a widening storm as professional snow shovelers prepare by ringing sleigh bells. Locals hope the blizzard will even things up while photographers capture frazzled crowds and the distant roars of traffic.
An advertisement-like fragment touts a supposed cure for a chronic disease with sweeping claims. It asserts a universal cure by a product sold by unnamed proprietors who promise large rewards for testimonials and list questionable suppliers. The text is poorly legible but centers on a claimed cure and monetary incentives.
A garbled report notes Baltic Kwayed tying near Clearspring. It states a count of 271 shrons this season beside ikalns A Vash GOMNt Of uller wack and mentions showing pictures to the Mait seme vine nga.
An odd 19th century ad notes Chamberlain's colic remedy and a diuretic medical elixir praised as quick cures for diarrhea and skin ailments. It mentions Warshaw's City Pharmacy in Munburgs offering samples, a sale on certain pools, and warnings about inflammation plus a soothing patent medicine touted to treat piles and sores.
The Lester piano, formerly used by Elks for memorial services at the Academy, received high praise for its tone and sweetness. Audiences and performers alike noted its rich, powerful sound, especially during the Nov. 27 concert, with instruments drawn from Crdwogy's Music Store.
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