26 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions disputes over a gate, a court case, and potential parties. No clear dates or locations are extractable. The readable items point to a legal or contractual dispute with references to witnesses or defendants and a possible literacy in a foreign language.
The readable fragment hints at a business office filing or public parameter involving a person named Fox and Lovet, with a list of penitent or participants to be shown in the paper. Details are unclear due to damaged text and missing dates or places.
A fragmentary page lists names and events: Grace U. Church Ladies Aid supper, Blancho Weller sued for $10,000 over El awood Kellar death, L. & Bkeford wedding, John Hicks of Waynesboro obituary, a Wayne/Smithabury survivor, and various local notices. Mentions include Lyon Post, Shenandoah Farmers Union formed at Wandstock, and a Cumberland police bust of a youth gang. Also references a heart disease death in Widchester and a large California oranges finding.
Mr and Mrs William E Stinger of Pittsburgh plan an overseas sojourn for two years as he studies art in Europe. A well known local figure, Singer will pursue artistic study and devote himself to artistic pursuits while away. Miss Anna Brough also travels from Pittsburgh in connection with the event.
Judge Moekgon at Martinsburg issues an injunction against owners of the Virginia bank to stop discharging iron ore waste into the Matuami river near Umperta Ferry. The order granted on the petition of Harper's Ferry Wood Pulp Co.
An garbled account describes a freight engine incident with a worker near a wharf and rail yard. The confused passage mentions a man named Kasey, a crash near Ware, and references to Homestead and families amid unclear sequence of events.
Philadelphia representatives and local figures met at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association to debate sewerage system options. Proposals include building and transferring the plant to the city, or selling it to the city within a set period, with costs and bonds discussed. Citizens may sue to enforce rights and ensure proper authority.
Mrs Meg tzavots died at her home in Shepherdstown this morning after a brief illness from complications. She was 75 and had lived in the area for many years. Survived by several children and a brother, with services at the house conducted by Reverend Dr Nejizon, followed by interment in Shepherdstown.
A heroic act by George Aulivbony House saved Mrs Sarah Craig from a blazing residence. He rushed into the fire amid flames and pulled her to safety, receiving an $18 gold watch in gratitude. He declined a larger gift, saying a $50 watch or memorial would better honor the bravery involved.
A Pine Hill resident near Conotogbeague was arrested for being a habitual disorderly person and appealing to a higher court for leniency. Shipp’s drinking and attempts to prove insanity are noted as the case unfolds with plea offerings and witness recantations.
The fragment mentions Anite addressing Gri Jr. Robert Ward and references a strange phrase about wellkanima veloribariat and related terms. It appears garbled and contains no clear event or identifiable entities beyond these names. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present.
Turner of Deovereytown, Pa, writes that the product is the best in the world for liver, stomach and bowels. The ad claims it is a parely vegetable remedy that never causes griping and is available at Wareham's drugstore.
Fragmentary lines describe a tense family matter linked to an arrest or court case. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, but references to a spa, Maggie, Mrs Hayton, and a relation’s testimony imply a domestic or criminal proceeding. The piece hints at outcomes tied to witnesses and kinship.
Richard B. Pechtig of Preapeut Street dies of typhoid fever at 82 after three weeks illness. A longtime yard master for the B&O Washington line, he was active in St. Mary’s Church. Stephen Martin, aged about 79 and former mail carrier between masterstown and Tingeold, died of heart trouble. He married Dana Funk of Warneshorn. survivors include his wife and several children. Henry Nufer, 60, died after illness. widow Ellen Nufer survives with children. Multiple other locals including Jacob Adler and Tol. Fedecal family mourned in Bereaville and Leitersburg. services planned Sunday and interment at Mountain View cemetery.
A delightful pianola recital was held at Bry L D Byron’s residence in Williamaport for Presbyterian aid. A noble audience enjoyed piano pieces, vocal numbers, and recitations by Mra Byron and Miss Anna Goddard with Mr J G Ateffey and Miss Mary Lome. All pieces were encored amid tasteful parlors, intermission treats, and renewed tea and cake.
Fragmentary report indicates Mr and Mrs John Saylor receiving news from kin in Philadelphia about a daughter. Text is garbled but mentions school and a family letter. No clear event, names, or dates can be reliably extracted.
Bruce Skies resigns from his current role in cloph alip with Jain By Kleig to accept a position with Gas Gossymneis Ade. Baltiners Ie leaves to manrmy, signaling leadership changes and new industry focus.
An advertisement touts a broad remedy with claims for cuts burns boils and eruptions and for kidneys urinary tract appetite and general weakness. It markets Cure guaranteed at 26e and lists a pharmacy address and druggist names.
A garbled personals column notes social connections across Ale, Williamaport, Va, Creencastie, and surrounding areas. It mentions engagements and affectionate notices, travels and visits, a clergyman retiree in Washington state, a medical incident, rescues, job changes, and a death in Gerantyywi, reflecting a bustling slice of local life.
A local gathering hosted by Miss Ora Wyry Kueppur featured Mr. Sannich Sowers and guests from Williamepore including Samuel Bowes Henetnmyutad and Benj Athen Thens. Attendees listed include Lanna Sowers and Joven Winten among many others. revelry and conviviality marked the event.
A chaotic scene unfolded last evening as residents report shootings and brawling at Wallets. Police arrested Charles Grouwrs after he allegedly fired a weapon during a confrontation with a respected citizen. Several bystanders, including Mary Arhoy and Sonia Waite, were said to have been robbed during the disturbance and money was taken at a nearby home. Authorities detained multiple suspects as the investigation continued.
A fragmented account describes a teen recalling an incident with her mother and a steel pin. The narrative mentions a frightened cat and a prosthetic-like object swallowed, causing worry and seeking reassurance from relatives.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Poage Church held a two night event in Nor e Wall last night, featuring an ice cream booth, cake table, fancy items, and a charity program at the chapel. Attendants included Mrs. We Ais Shubie Brayngard, Miss fiewell, Miss Kate Vrowinge, and many others raising funds for the church project. An entertainment followed at the Chapel, with songs, solos, and piano numbers by local musicians. Samuel Lochhany died aged 65 near Shanktown from bronchitis. funeral today at 2 PM at ML Carmel church with interment following.
A fragmented OCR item mentions rights of way and anticipated approvals for a direct line from Carlisle to a state capital, naming several locales and officials in a vague transit context. The garbled text references Mechanicsburg, Luling, and other place names with an expected receipt of a pardon or permit, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary line appears to reference a legislative session and city members with mentions of touring, homecoming, and operations. The readable elements include vague personae and places, but the text is too garbled to identify concrete entities, dates, or outcomes.
Mr Thorge Foreman a beverage clerk in Ballwin has resigned to accept a clerk position at Tote Barker Matever. He will visit Gioudy then travel to Linlestown Pry EY before moving to Hanover for a short stay and starting a new field of labor.
A boxing bout in Winchester on February 11 honors Mawes as he marks his birthday. The match, described as a check against 84,000 men and horses, awards the title to the winner amid celebratory pages.
A terse marriage notice records the wedding of Misa Mary M. and Mey Oscar Thompson within the local community. The ceremony occurred at a private residence conducted by Rev. A. J. Irvine, with limited public details given.
A formal notice reports Sentong Lint and Mary Adi securing a permit to send a party toward Bellevue. Details are limited but indicate an authorized trip or action with official approval pending further records.
Steady business growth reported as Hands Ox and Hane expand operations. Orders are flowing in and several carloads of stock have arrived. Ken Greeny and Theek & Garber plan to open a clothing store in the Wilian building. County visitors Mr. Beckle and Mr. Ambur travel in for the event. Local wrestlers, Huthwellknw, Pete Brown, and Willie Keyser, participate in a match noted for a decisive fall and a toe-to-toe finish.
Mrs Abraham Martin died at her Porelack home today after a long illness. She is survived by a husband and several children. The obituary notes her long life and references local music dealer ALM Orilway and community sentiments about valued instruments and business in the area.
Partial 19th century catalog fragment shows stock losses after damage to carpets and woolen goods. Mentions AW. Mungou and Pulte Square with references to blankets woolen shirts and ladies collars. Purchasers urged to inquire at Beard's for reasonable offers.
Rutter ranged from 18 to Odels on the market today per Lh quality. Hyes sold 20 ca. Vegetarial prices were changed. Hustress kept ordinary with 9 records of 60 permits.
In a recent filing Judge Rovd sent papers back for note and extended reference to heirs as the Meir case against the Water Company advances.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a person named Varuliste Faas and Mary Bivitiv with a vague reference to a recovery at a home and Lagres ed Caawnn. The text is garbled but indicates a community or personal notice without clear event dates or places.
The text describes a weather affected scene with stew and something about very good coasting. It mentions crowds of youngsters in a town and a sense of daily routines interrupted by conditions. Names and precise places are unclear due to damage.
A jumble of fragments recounts a furniture upholsterer uncovering a likely ancient chain, a Monmouth attorney noting the death of Judy E. Alexander at 68, and various quirky items including a wagon escape, medical claims for Dr King’s New Discovery, a Ladies Aid supper at St. Lawr's, Flour ads, bargain offers, used organs, and cloth prices.
Mary Parsons, colored, is accused of hilaga atreat worke. She was committed for a health y before Justice Wolfman on Manday.
Miss Nellie Johnson has accepted a position as a fashion photographer typewriter at the tannery office of W. O. Bryan & Son in Williamsport.
The family of Mrs Catherine Smith expresses thanks for kindness shown after her death. J C Sherman veteran editor Vermonteille Michigan notes a remarkable recovery by using Electric Bitters praising relief from nervousness insomnia indigestion heart trouble constipation and rheumatism. Only 50 cents at Wareham's City Pharmacy. Also mentions Bugs and Matting department and display at ALM Along, Unble Square.
A confusing OCR fragment mentions an unspecified board and IRA values around 710, with references to colors and items. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are readable to confirm specifics. Further readable text needed for a precise card.
An oped report describes a grave robbery at Tavernnersville Cemetery near Hickersbie where Mrs Megthe Tracy lies. Thieves stole jewelry including a diamond pin from the body and left a trail of cryptic evidence, sparking speculation about the crime and the thieves.
A garbled 19th century style plea list shows men from New York to Maine seeking a wife for money. Letters describe debts, propriety, and a desire for companionship with financial support, including a Tuskeegee carpenter and a Donovan suitor seeking an honest partner.
Charles Walter hired to defend Joseph Tustin as trial set for next month. Tustin charged with killing Uuarge Hoover in Knalesville. De A Wyner and County Surveyor Wingert visited Kastesgile for a plot plan and Spriugdings where Hoover was allegedly located. The document details the drawing and testimony surrounding the case.
A garbled ad note references a reward for a missing instrument or item in Toledo and mentions J Cheney and others. It also touts Dragelete cures and Hall's Catarrh in internal use. The text shifts to piano makers Lester Piano and a display at Ordway's Marie Store with vague promises of better wood instruments and a new stylus.
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