Woman Escapes Abduction Attempt in Evening Run Nearby Mills
A Black woman, Miss Hesale Bride, was grabbed by a tall heavyset man near Moller Organ Works as she walked home from Windsor Mills. She fought free by leaping into a puddle and fleeing across a lot, returning home with help from friends. The assailant wore a light coat and dark trousers and disappeared into the shadows. Separately, Edward Welsh’s murder trial was moved from Frostburg to Washington County to ensure a fair hearing amid defense objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesale
Chas
Charles St
Pennsylvania
Boward
Windsor Mills
West Eod
Moller Organ ‘Works
Moller Works
Sha
Sali
Migs
Edward Welsh
John KP. Moody
Frostburg
Cumberland
Gvonne
Washington County
B.A. Richmond
David. Lewis
Welsh
A Bowwow’s Escape Shocks Potomac Street
A dog leaped from a Papé delivery car on Potomac Street near the Square this morning. The vehicle lurched ten feet as onlookers bolted. The dog fled with little injury, while bystanders helped clear the road and aid the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac St
Senators and officials linked in Scotland regional incident
A rare case emerges with references to Ho and oemia in the Ufa region, noting a pass on a matter. Senator Alex Stewart of Scotland and Franklinwea ty, an employee of the company as agent at Scotland, are involved as the discovery sparks semmnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oemia
Wkovat
Ufa
Alex. Stewart
Scotland
Frankinweaty
Axle break in Sharpsburg reply car mishap
A damaged motor vehicle incident reports axle failure near Sharpsburg as Sloulfer moved a stone contention and Blaney Lane prepares for a reply. The rear axle of Unsent broke on the way to Wednogslay, causing brake issues and solo effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Foot Scalded At Wealdtig Tab Nema Wets Edge
Foot injury described as scorched and painful involving an individual named Tess and others. The account notes a fall during assistance to Charles Hater and mentions a nearby area or group called Union with reference to a blunder or mishap. The fragmentary text records a mid fall event and foot injury with ambiguous local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatar Beckley
Union
Charles Hater
Mind Tess
Appointed Mail Clerk Toy Powell Named
Toy G Powell of Blaelty has been appointed to a post in the mail services. The change marks his advancement within the postal department and reflects ongoing staff updates.
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Toy G. Powell
Blaelty
Obituaries for Wishard Burkholder Winder passings near Marion
Mrs. Margaret Wishard of Fairview dies at 80 after general debility. Survived by husband of the late James Wishard and son John with daughters Annie Stotler Minola Samuel Spieler and Lattle Bloyer. Funeral Saturday at 10 from house, Lutheran church Fairview. Ephraim Burkholder, 75, retired farmer near Marion, dies after two days with pneumonia. Survived by wife and many children. Funeral Saturday at White Church. Elias Winder, 74, native of this county, dies in Wichita after long illness. Survived by wife Miss Elizabeth Byerly and children and siblings. Funeral in Wichita.
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Margaret Wishard
James Wishard
Cearsosa
Lutheran Church
Fairview
Hell
Vanilew
John Wishard
Annie Stotler
Miinola
Samuel Spieler
Lattle Bloyer
Clexespr
Marion
W. B
H. Burkholder
Alk. Ferguson
Hagerstown
White Church
Elias Winder
Wishita
Knn
Braver Creek
Illnois
Wichita
Svile
Wizabeth Byerly
Slater
G. W. Byerly
Diie Elly
Aliee Kintar Harry and
George
Webi Kale Miller
Joliet
Newcomar Highberger
Wrothers
FP. Winder
This City
Aml Wm
H. Winder
Philadelphia
Place i
Forgetful groom eludes guardians to wed at Hagerstown
Townsend Huff of Milkwood Clarke county and Estelle Lee of Paris Fauquier ran away to marry. They boarded a train for Hagerstown to wed. A reporter noted the girl’s age and parental objections. The couple, after securing a license in Winchester, were married by Rev. W. H. Lilluy and registered at the Franklin House before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend N. Huff
Milkwood
Clarke County
Estelle Lee
William Lee
Paris
Fauquier County
Winchester
C. W
Hagerstown
Twide
Ltz
Askef
Edward Stouffer
Tey
W. H. Lilluy
Anoutes
Franklin Blonse
Tar Homy
Real Estate Sale Notice From Wilmington Territory
A terse notice from Aody Chergelit and Taree Unger outlines a real estate transaction in Wilmington Delaware. The listing references a private property deal at a specified estate, with terms related to stonework and a private ternia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilaington
Del
Local Tribune Wins a High Seat at Garden Show
New York paper details Pope-Tribune runabout, Underwood, and five Pope-Toledo cars with a special line. H Percy Maxini showcases Electric Vehicle Co. cars. a giant electric truck carries 60 barrels of Anheuser Busch beer. Twain visits. Parisians Paquin dressmaker outfits electric hanson. Dawson headlining trim in silk broadcloth in lavender with Irish lace. Paquin silk thread costs $50 in cable fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lie Garden
Liu
F. D. Underwood
Bria Railroad
Underwood
H. Percy Maxini
Electric Vehicle Co
Hartior
Mark Twain
Connecticut
Pannin
Rue de la Paix
Hanson
Jace
Ordeloth
Paquin
England
Paris
Cases Settled In Local Court
The suit of Mrs. Laslie Hay against W. E. McDade as executor for 2900 dollars for services to her mother Anni McDade is settled with compensation to the plaintiff. The attachment case Chantess McAfee versus Henry Freedman for 260.10 dollars has been dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laslie Hay
W. E. McDade
Anni McDade
Hayig
Chantess McAfee
Henry Freedman
Semler and Aberving Wed in Martinsburg Home Ceremony
Mr Grover Greveland Semler and Miss Virgie Aberving of Martinsburg were married this afternoon at the bride's home. The couple will visit the groom's parents, Mr and Mrs W Semler, in this city. Semler has resided in Martinsburg for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semler
Grover Greveland Semler
Virgie Aberving
Martinsburg
Proom
W. Semler
Phegipant
Cat known as Keller from Tom's Brook vanishes after night
The Cats Wept Will Keller of Tom's Brook disappears after evening confusion. His wife searches the area as neighbors report his absence. He is later found by his wife near the creek after a river fishing outing, with unclear circumstances and a frightened reaction from the cats.
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Will Keller
Tom's Brook
Sho
Death of Mrs. Doin M. Haller in Willimaport
Mrs J W Kemp of Willimaport received word of the death of her sister in law Mrs Doin M Haller who died at 10 o clock Wednesday night at home in that place aged 29. She underwent an operation in Baltimore performed by Ty Cullen and Tadhewn alek. She is survived by her husband and three children including an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemp
Stout Willimaport
Frederick
Doin M. Haller
Saken
Haller
Cullen
Taltimore
Tadhewnalek
Mins Thomas
Washington
Ong Am
Dismissed Pupils Involved In School Incident Report
Two pupils from the Mo Tring school district were dismissed after a disturbance described by local officials. Susie Brown of Brownsville was among those named in the report and linked to disruptive behavior during a school event.
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Heen Aegpeties
Feng
Griswold slated for place on new road
B H Griswold Sr longtime traffic manager of WM plans to run a railroad bus and is likely to join Maryland and Pennsylvania or Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line Railroad. He recently resigned as traffic manager at WM and may enter the railway field with companies tied to Alexander Brown.
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B. H. Griswell, Sr
Traffc
Whl
Maryland and
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Baltimore
Griswold
U. W. MM
Alexander Brown
Mr. Griswold
United Railways
Brown
Gvlewold
Lown Inday
Athe Hamilton
Train 6 passes near miss at Cherry Run injures engineer
The tirek section of B. and O. passenger train No. 6 had a narrow mishap at Cherry Ruin at 2 40 p m. None of the passengers were injured but the No. 6 engineer suffered a sprained ankle from jumping from his engine.
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Cherry Ruin
East Liverpool Dispatch Reports Local Talent Signings
East Liverpool dispatch says O Hany Tate former Hagerstown resident has taken full fledged manager role at beaghall eani and already secured several solid players. Allen Long, of H Bester, won ticket No 984 drawing a suit of clothes for the Antietam Dram Corps. Earl Koul, ex bookkeeper for D B Snively, has purchased the grocery at Potomac and Antietam Street from Charles Y Yessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Hany Tate
Hagerstown
Beaghalleani
Allen Long
H. @. Bester
Earl Koul
D. 8. Snively
Charles Y, Yessler
Potomac
Autietam
Pharmacist Registration Board Success Noted in St Louis
Dr Charles Norford formerly of Hagerstown passes the State Board examination for pharmacist registration. Jacob Mullendore of Rebersville sells his residence there to D Prank Mullendore for 1075 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norford
St. Louis
Hagerstown
State
Jacob Mullendore
Rebrersville
D. Prank Mullendore
Sale of Stafford Mall farm property planned in March 1906
Ann C A Hyde of the Stafford Mall farm in Ute Gleatspring District announces a large sale of property on March 16 to 22, 1906. The lineup includes 50 fine horses and cattle, 150 hogs, 7 broad tread wagons, harness for teams, farming tools, and various implements, with real estate and prime cattle offered as well.
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Ann C. A. Hyde
Stafford Mall
Ute Gleatspring
Pheta
Hane
Ohiver
Imuwe
Tobi
Anthony Ad Dalle Ward
de Luthor Rhodes
George Milley
Elorka
Messrs
Fraak M
False Report on Velient Tat Case Sparks Clinknoo Incident
A garbled notice references Sherine Velient Tat and an alleged offense at Markatowar 1, with unclear details about a sentencing, a link to Une Widalogs Rone, and a clinkuus event. The fragmentary report lacks coherent facts.
Unwifely Wif ewarded in Div orce Case
Jenatias Dewey, attorney for Sadie Drury, files a divorce bill alleging cruelty and separation after a 1901 marriage in Washington. The couple, later living in Funketown, are said to have resumed cruelty and harsh treatment, including throwing food and neglect of the children. The plaintiff seeks to sever the marriage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatiin Drury
Jenatias Dewey Thegtel S
MS Walfinger
Sadie Drury
Washington
Hushand Elaima
Trolley Route Change Aimed at Williamsport Rail Link
Supt Hepperle of the trolley company reports a planned route change in the Williamsport area to build a new link from the trolley warehouse across Match Run to the N and W crossing. The plan seeks a level grade to improve service, reduce travel time, and avoid the steep Simmit Avenue grade, though cost and Northern road work impede immediate action. About 3,000 feet of track would be built, with crews advancing on the Liab way and significant progress noted.
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W. C. Hepperle
Rolley Company
Puroes
Wittamaport
Hepperle
Hull
Reid
Rail freight disruptions affect Reading and westbound lines
Reported heavy traffic and coal trains from Martinsburg to Havisburg cause handling problems for the company. Much Reading freight is said to be shifted to the Western or Eastern lines, with winter operations between Watush and Reading officials expected to influence Washington and Franklin developments.
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Martinsburg
Havisburg
Reading
WOE
Ccb
Watush
Washington
Franklin
Ridenour and Shaklee Tie in Oklahoma Wedding
Miss Mabel Spadee and Mr. Charles D. Ridenour wed December 28 at Waukomis Oklahoma with Rev Bayart officiating. The bride taught in the community and the groom is a son of Andrew Ridenour of the county. Daniel Ridenour, the groom’s brother from Volo Illinois, served as groomsman.
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Mabel Spadee
Charles D. Ridenaur
Waukomis
Okla
Bayart
Andrew Tridenour
Daniel Ridenour
Sroom
Volo, UL
Reserved girl seeks help at library for reversed tale
A ambiguous note describes a syllable unclear incident at a library where a young girl named Tady or Tady applied to present The Gonquext of Caan in reversed form. An adult named Me Tibraina smiles and says they must consult about it before explaining to Lol dowers.
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Tady
Tub
Tarkington
Wheat and Corn Prices in Baltimore and Chicago
Market notes from January report by G L Kenly Co summarize spot wheat at 86 and 88 cents in Chicago May, with various prices for local wheat and corn. The live stock section lists cattle, calves, and hogs with per head and per hundredweight figures, noting steady trends for some stock lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Hagerstown
G. L. Kenly & Co
Amitie Lawn
Ustaprs
Bath
Bards
Bate
Danthe
Cleoiew
Court notes at MIU. arrests and bails in US cases
Report of court activity detailing Burner and Williams sightings near a boarding house, Dieth and Diehl questioned, and a man named McGleary bond for failing to support his wife. Prosecutors discuss grocery purchases and alleged neglect, plus a judge’s admonition on household disputes and business duties. Simpson sentenced to two years for assault, Miller case downgraded to assault, with warnings to local saloon owners about maintaining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftrers Burner
Williams
Dicht
T Hey
Mr. Thin
Thum
Justice Halfman
Brakuma
Ninnamalker
Diehl Ha
Wystfuss
Cleri
Bond
Eimory McGleary
Guy Kemp
Husbad
McCleary
Simpson
Seare
Sam Muller
Nedessary
Miller
Blupson
Holman
House of Correction
Messrs
Waxaman
Printers Win First Blood in Wy Avivett Suit at Cumberian Venue
The Printers Union secured an initial victory as the justices ruled for defendants in the case brought by Col. John Wy Avivett against his former printers. The decision marks the first adverse ruling for the plaintiff in the ongoing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printers’ Union
Cumberian
Justica . Onde
Col
John Wy Avivett
Justie
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Martin Hoover
Amiz
Mk Hlooyet
Me Clinton We Marti
Quichy
Widnesday
Alon
Dey Ho Sponghe Fleer
Marthi
John M. Haller
Tate
Lusky
the Court
MIU
Marshall. McCormickill
Mirshil McCormick
Berrygill
Winchester Memorial Luggitat
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