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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
5
Fragmented OCR item lists county news, strikes, building permits, legal mentions, and local happenings in Lewistown and surrounding towns. Mentions workers’ disputes, police and court notes, church plans, and theater rehearsals. Weak details but preserves named places like Lewistown, Cumberland, Potomac Street, and Montgomery County.
The Hagerstown Day Nursery is incorporated by Katherine Troutade Mollie Smith L Viola Tod graf James Bamtriend Anna Ullrich Elizabeth Armstrong and Wilhelmina Suter residents of the city. The charity aims to receive and care for children of working poor and provide kindergarten and education, with no capital at start and a five trustee minimum.
The Hoy Scouts of the city hold a meeting at the Garr Hall to discuss consolidation and improved future work. Captain G Q Bieher leads the organizing effort with scouts and troop heads planning for a broader program and a demonstration on February 22.
Lee Staley, son of 21 Staley of Lite city, will vow for another term as Ban Miguel county treasurer. He has already held the office with credit and honor, gaining confidence from residents and officials alike. The article praises his energetic leadership and upright character shaping his continued service.
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing court actions in a Baltimore case involving a father, a lawyer, and a party called Ming Zimweninad. The text references photos, a potential petition, and a change in stance after a pre trial event, with mentions of a Wright and a mid week update.
Fragmentary report notes druggists pulled for violating Mare Wood act with $2 grugglete leading to a sale of medicines without proper preparation. Also related are 18 Gutohdrn and Tin Inter cited for take Hambutk stake with no hoot in the former. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary notice reads that a Mrs J. G. Eine lost a purse on Potonime and it was found by a captain, a pry and a daily person, then turned in at 8M by a clerk at Bloom's house. details are garbled and the finder is named with misspelled places and items.
Citizens clash with the Board of Trade and Town Council over a Home Light project costing about 400 dollars. The Board of Commissioners faces calls to resign and a vote looms on mayoral removal as debates unfold about charging taxpayers and maintaining the city’s street lighting service.
Hugeratown Triet Co filed with the Orphans Court and ratified Edward W. Meatey's account. The Court of Appeals held the estate should go to the Gingerstown Trust Co trustee, not directly to hospital or family. The case concerns distribution on equity and pending collateral inheritance tax issues.
Police notes describe multiple arrests and charges including an assault by bugey Brown on Barrant and accusations of selling powders without a license by Boyd Butver in Booth Locust Street. Details mention a jailed minor, a state license issue, fines and appeals, and various witnesses.
A garbled note describes a New York Chronicle piece failing to be fully handed over. It mentions content merging and the rand being turned over to the New York Central, with a delay before completion.
In Clarton or Binirton area records indicate a person once called Shoor or Shoop has changed name to Ward Mednnnnany. The event is noted in hotel registration entries with a new surname reflecting the alteration.
A Cetra' Covet of Kaniwha county grand jury refused to indict W. 2 Fuiiburd a 12 year old inmate of Dayle Child Shelter in a fire related incident. The case, connected to Portia Gollle Milton, a 4 12 year old, led to a ballet and employment considerations with Ant-Teague.
Receipts for the light work show 6200 and 32804.05 for the period. The commissioners will meet to discuss the complete plan to install of eltfexeus over hair potat. A call will be issued.
A recent meeting of the board at Bt. Vaults Church discussed the death of Henry Levin. The group approved resolutions and adjourned. Turbulent corrections noted Marry 1 and Tauvel Mah was elected a member by the board.
W.8 Sands delivers a timely update on tin trade as prices and demand shift. The piece notes production trends, market reactions, and regional impacts on supply chains, with emphasis on industry players and investment signals shaping near term outlook.
A Sunday incident at the port cement plant leads to a fatal delay as investigations continue. Officials say the date for resuming operations remains uncertain and no arrests have yet been announced.
A community discussion on farm and fruit topics took place Friday at the Elmwood Theatre. Speakers covered soil fertility, disease control, and crop yields, with reports of yields rising from 2 to 4 per acre and recommendations for manure use and grafting. A Marylaud Agricultural Gallery speaker discussed defenses of the Deen Crepe and tree health.
After a local vote at Geneva the New York Central railway group announced a new board of directors. M P Mollen presided with C G Motign and T W Hangbur at the helm. officers include treasurer and secretary, while four auditors and several managers were named to run the company in the coming year.
A garbled notice mentions Washington officials attended inaugural balls with notes of admission prices and guest names. The fragmented text references Wilko and Whit Longe and implies a formal reception or ceremony with a ticketed entry.
A fragmented field report notes a spring sign purchase and a foreman overseeing a park maintenance job yesterday. The brief mentions a delivery of new equipment and work in progress surrounding the park.
The coroner ruled the death of Joseph Miller, a Civil War veteran known in Carlisle, as accidental after investigators found the body at Ling Street. Neighbors recall Miller as a long time resident of Carlisle with ties to the Walsh family. Mrs Walsh reported Miller’s decline and later discovery of his body in the home affecting local history.
The trolley company elected a new board restoring the old officers including Thom Th Hw ter, Cyr B Vlonk, Emory. Guhe Jonta, Manix Tesynt and Molter of Kredavlok. Henry Unlaap fel and Walter Wilson were noted. Ti. Mant Beannt will continue as executive, with a reconstituted leadership lineup.
Mish sold the barber shop to Linitoy Shrader and Willan Shuiler of Airtinsbury. Phy will take position with Mobrewry. LeRay Styailor, son of Chief Shrader of Yireencastle, is connected. Willan Shrader is linked to Shraver, Potomac at.ta, MecAleary. Bush will continue to stand.
A report states Westinghauke Comming has been linked to Wyld over an electric machinery project for an armour resting plane. Sources say the Armouiov group faces a three year contract with Fidelity concerning the plant’s age and operations.
A cryptic OCR fragment references a publication suspension and a prohibition-era tone. It mentions a weekly issue, a city, and a long-ago事件 with limited legible details. The readable bits point to a publication facing suppression and historical context surrounding crime and state actions.
The case of Thy One of the State against Gen Tt. Ginbell was argued in the Court of Appeals at Annapolis. Gan Uri was convicted of obtaining $5,000 from figure Schilling by false representations. Judge E Mare remanded the case to jail for a four year sentence.
A barely readable fragment references a sword allegedly in German service. It mentions a captain and a person named Bobby Waight, with unclear roles and origins. The text hints at ownership by a swage and omits coherent details or a clear event.
Fragment reads as a damaged OCR note naming Ainlrobs Moreman as an electrician and referencing a public notice and hiring or job action, but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or organizations.
Weather report for the work end date shows fishest city readings with a 63 degree low on the 22nd and 19 degrees in Merahitah Wa of Auneh, indicating a cool spell.
A Pioneer meeting will be held at the Cane Pony's Hall at 7:80 tonight. The agenda includes business of importance and organizational matters.
Report from a midsized plant describes a violent explosion and flying debris at a glass or metal works. Workers including a man near a crane and a boy nearby suffer head injuries, cuts, and eye damage. Rescue crews and doctors treat victims as scaffolding and machinery sustain damage. A large blast was heard across the yard. Local authorities investigate the cause and assess safety measures after the incident.
A copper strip fire incident occurred yesterday afternoon near a building. Firefighters and local workers evacuated the area as a metal strip trapped by Werkdien and tin components burned and damaged the structure. No serious injuries reported.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Coalley Company negotiating a contract for headlight components with a 60e rate for a month and a 42 cent cost for reels and wiring materials.
Alacenco Gaykip and Peterioter Meg Fogaeis WiiamaportsWiigemote Ing lead in a legal dispute styled RottaR v Pie Rey Mg. The fragment hints at a court case involving multiple named parties and a governance or enforcement matter.
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