Voter Guidance From The Bail Paper Amid Confusing Lines
Vague notes describe how to vote and who bears the responsibility for listing candidates. It mentions the paper’s role in tallying votes and the closing time for receipt of ballots.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
2
Vague notes describe how to vote and who bears the responsibility for listing candidates. It mentions the paper’s role in tallying votes and the closing time for receipt of ballots.
A jumble of terse items records legal actions against Germantown residents for lauder, a horse damaged in a field, a new weekly paper in Carlisle, a public wedding misstep, a light stroke in Smithsburg, and a fatal accident in York county. Reports mention robberies in Cumberland, a murder acquittal in Princeton, old news from Shippensburg, floods and weather updates, and local union elections in Chambersburg.
Jury awards $5,000 to plaintiff in Percy Craver estate lawsuit against Wok MW. Craver was killed at Pulaske by a car near a wide track.
Charles A Uster dies in Ryters Vand ley, Frederick County, on the family farm where he was born and lived. The property has deep ties to the Uster lineage, with his father and grandfather also tied to the land and its history.
Pittlager a resident of West Washington faces a complaint for keeping disorderly conditions. Liew Alexander and Constable Shafer report the arrest follow up on a disturbance at 4 am. She will have a bearing on Tuesday afternoon.
A local wedding report notes Miss Lizzie Shoahbrr and Mr Chan wed Monday evening at St Marys Catholic Parsonage officiated by Hen Matherabbin Mise Flixubath Gyringer and Rev Alvey Hollins both of Rottersyilla. Irvin and MR WHA Lamtir of Honoahars were married in a separate ceremony by Teer cdewin in Sharyebure.
An account lists four new privates for Company Beone led by Frank Frosh Samuel Willetrou Frapg Righ and Watry Axail Dooorusly. Discharges include Bergeants Soullia and Munteborees. The roster of Company B shows 57 official members.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Jizateth Royer wife of Jacoh Royer of Berryville formerly of the county was held Saturday with services by HMler W. S. Rerehard at their home north of Berryville and in Berryville cemetery. She was a kind gentle member of the German Baptist Brethren church and grandmother of Hon. Ad. Long. Surviving relatives include children in Hagerstown and Rockford among others. many from the county attended.
Local report alleges Senator David Seibert from Glearapring district engaged in violent wrongdoing during a controversial incident. The narrative claims he fired on unverified targets, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. The account notes his wife’s involvement and his current altered condition.
Medairy Lodge No. 640 at Williamsport elected and installed its officers including John A. Mhoning as worshipful master, Dr. W. Hivharel don as senior warden, Chas. TY. Dellinger as junior warden, Payne as treasurer, Steffey as secretary, and other named officers in a formal ceremony.
Charles Waggaman, son of Prank Waggaroad, died Monday afternoon in Mindee near Deerfield from pneumonia at age one. Survived by parents and two siblings. Funeral Monday at Mt Moriah church in Poxville.
Attorneys for the executors of Merla W. Huiler filed a bill asking the Court to enjoin FH. Nazerane treasurer of Crwivy Dotberan churel in Bannshora from further pursuing the suit to collect a note for Shr ANd. The note was allegedly waived, delivered, and given without consideration.
A brief note states Thomas & Co. attached four chores on account for Willy Marlin. Checks were drawn by Thomas and Co. historically for various cows, but funds were not in bank. Mr Mastinie expects a lucky week to straighten matters.
The notice details the death of Catherine Smith aged 81, a former German immigrant who settled in the area decades ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs Daha Rast Miss Gatcie and Rosa, with funeral services scheduled Friday at 2 o clock at Gorm Autheran church cemetery.
An OCR fragment describes new salons near Le presens odouee east of Le presens odouee with updated features. It mentions coal, engines, and new workers flanking a track or structure, with references to wagons and a low lifting up.
A city crowd gathered yesterday to read the death bulletin of Queen Victoria, with widespread public expressions of sorrow and mourning. The news was posted in the main square and discussed by residents, reflecting a solemn community reaction.
A fragmentary text suggests capitalists weigh connecting a distant region from McGsnuckspors to TLanguck, planning a 35 mile road with a bridge segment from Honngek to Hancock. The note mentions a Big Pool Smiion and the Mie Wy M in a vague context.
A well incident in Wramklin county injured Morgal, a well known Dullinger resident, while helping remove a pomp atork from a swell ow hia fremiges. The heavy derrick Yaka aca Ure broke and struck him on the head.
Commissioners reviewed bids and allocations for oil, moving machinery, and public works. An order authorized 1000 earburts of walliams coal, with payments and assessments detailed for various contractors, vendors, and street improvements.
The telephone company proposes long distance service from Bevin Kylvanid to Congel WER and between Chillmtirshurg and Tagers with a further link from Guanndersburg to Bltimors ty via ettynburg. Four miles of line are to be built in Franklin county. The G Airectora Lind called a meeting Monday and raised the capital block from 75000 to 100000.
Ambiguous OCR fragment describes a county land auction involving names such as Samuel Spickler and Chas. Ankeney. It notes 36 acres offered at 85 per acre and a private sale bid of 1600 dollars, with withdrawals and a TV branch stake referenced, plus a Keener property around 2000 dollars.
State's Attorney McLane said the trial of Miss Martha Dabney Start, supervisor of the female matches, will probably occur the week after next or early in February. Ex-Governor William Phikugy Whyle is Miss Stuart's attorney.
A report notes Ware is ready for plasterer work at the Free Library building. The entrance will receive a temporary door and construction will proceed with minimal disruption to operations.
A collision near Alenwald involved two teams, injuring drivers and passengers. Beatty, Sondheim, Ridur, and Ridur were among those thrown from vehicles, suffering serious injuries. Emergency crews responded as wreckage and debris filled the road.
Reports indicate a new dynamo installation at Funk Tony’s basket factory in Uana. Local residents observe improved lighting as power units transmit energy to household outlets, sparking neighborhood satisfaction among citizens.
In a local district court an adoption case involves Rosin Acapteis Chae and Ranek Wiliamenart with the court appointing an assistant master mechanic to oversee filings and help finalize the stance of the petition.
An advertisement for a medicinal product claims to cure a wide range of ailments including sores burns boils and fever with pressure bandages. The notice emphasizes availability at Wareham's City Pharmacy and gives no clinical backing.
The condition of Marvey Ty Law a 2 and TR conductor injured in a wreck near New Brookily is reported as improving by sadine physicians at We Chambershoig hospital and they say he will recover.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Williamsport area notice describing a poisoning incident and subsequent remedies. Mentions doctors and various ailment terms, including Brights disease and kidney liver and urinary organ issues, with references to local druggists and remedies. The text is garbled but conveys a crime or welfare context and a medical remedy discussion.
A Detroit era advertisement touts Dr Rings new life pills. The unsigned testimonial claims a two week nightly course restores vitality, cures stomach and bowels, and revives youthful health. It reads like a typical patent medicine pitch with dramatic personal claims.
In ATL, Naot Writer and Senphor McConing fila with FXO ONO Tor citizens aided fort construction for Pederabrey. The project, tied to Alot ny county duchy in Cisil, reflects regional efforts and historic collaboration among named entities.
A local notes column reports several individuals recovering from grip using Dr Miles Nervine and Pills. Mentions include Mrs EP Prasod in Ray City, J W Tay in Des Moines, Mrs Golem Humphrey and Harriet Jackson in Bowling Green, with praise for Nervine across communities in Iowa and Missouri.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Beards and Kirdy’s Best Jour as grocery items with pricing or promotions. References to names like Ajant Moorte, Tiger OD, G. Walker and locations such as Beactte and Hatteville appear amid garbled lines about aisles, nerves, and stomach issues.
A smudged ad-style block touts Botanic Bhawl Bala as a cure for syphilitic poison skin lesions ulcers and bone pains with claims of thorough testing over thirty years and price one dollar. It cites testimonials from Atlanta and mentions related health products and remedies along with physician endorsements and nonspecific health tips.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Firey's Best Flour and phrases about stomach misery and grip. The readable items include references to medicines like Dr Milua' Nera vine and Pain Pula, plus scattered place names Lindagy Montrose Mino, but no coherent event or complete facts.
A Baltimore report details Mayor Hayes endorsing a potential sale of the city road property for 8.5 million dollars, with council and county officials weighing the price, terms, and impact on public finances. Experts calculate value far above the proposed figure, highlighting tax implications and potential losses to the city.
An OCR fragment notes Washington Canty and MKenley directing to attend a wedding in Ulaltinare, urging attendance to see the best midrests among those concerned, with Kenlhafer possibly due.
A garbled 1901 newspaper fragment reports multiple small items: reports of grip illness and recoveries for several individuals including Mrs. Miles, Mr. Be Tp eour, and President Melinjoy. notices of medical cures with Nervine and Liver Pills. local social tidings such as invitations announcing the marriage of Daisy Deane Seaman to Charles A. Yar of Ghow-Inrabure, Pi, with ceremony at St Paul’s Church on February 6 at 6:29.
A testimonial from a patient who suffered four coughing fits and severe breathing trouble reports recovery after using King's New Discovery for consumption. The claim extols guaranteed relief for coughs colds influenza and other ailments with a storefront sale at Windhorse City Pharmacy and similar offerings.
Wirey's performance received high praise noting superior tone and beauty. The Academy Sunday afternoon audience and Mis sopera Instrument impressed with pure, rich sound and memorable music. An advance notice from Ordway's Music Store confirms strong reception for the Lester musical offerings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Beard’s location and a dropped item. Limited readable facts describe an event with clothing tables and a person named Lrony. No clear date or full names. Summary constrained by fragmentary source.
An advert promotes Dr Miles' Pain Pills as a quick effective remedy for grip and associated pains. It urges rest, hydration, and laxatives like Dr Nery and Liver Pills to manage symptoms and keep bowels open. It claims wide use and money back guarantees, with pills available at drug stores.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by affecting the blood. It lists F. J. Cheney Co as Toledo, Ohio makers and promotes testimonials from doctors and druggists. Multiple retailers and distributors across Toledo are named. The copy emphasizes internal use and supposed effectiveness.
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