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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1915

Page

1

Maryland Postmasters Get Salary Readjustments

The post office department announced annual readjustments for Maryland postmasters. Increases apply to Hancock Middletown Cathland Ridgeley Smithsburg Sykesville Taneytown Thurmont Talon Fridge, while decreases affect Annapolis Berlin Kennington New City and others.

Washington Post Office Department Maryland Middletown Oatland Ridgeley Smithsburg Sykesville Taneytown Thurmont Talon Annapolis Berlin Kennington Luthor City

Realty Transfers Report From Local Ledger

Realty transfers list several deeds including Magelt A Smith to Geo J Rowda buah for FF and other considerations, Helen B Stoiebraxer to H Ealih Thompson near Blue Edge Summit for 860 dollars, and Wm H Dodson to Jeremial Mason for property on Mein St in Hancock for 2609 dollars.

Magelt A. Smith Geo. J. Rowdabuah Sconeborn Helen B. Stoiebraxer H. Ealih Thompson Blue Edge Summit Wm. H. Dodson Jeremial Mason Mein ¢St Hancock

Russians Strike at German Warsaw Advance From South

Russians checked German forces between the Vistula and the Bug and delivered a decisive blow to the southern assault on Warsaw. Fresh Hungarian troops are reported to be arriving as the front lines shift.

Petrograd Vistula Bug Warsaw

Atlantic City AntiLeague clash cited by former star

In Atlantic City on July 7 the AntiLeague clash on the pier produced a punchy report. Former star John La Sullivan commented on Lieutenant Nelson A. Miles refusing to speak on the platform against Uta qa or trafle, denouncing narrow mindedness and calling Miles unworthy of attention. Also noted are health and local society mentions including Mrs. John Havyesatt’s improving condition and Mary Wilson’s transfer to a hospital.

Atlantic City Rhug John la Sullivan Meteral Nelson A. Miles Wrrogiurt Miles Peter Olinsl Sullivan

Market Prices For Wheat And Livestock Decline

Market notes show scattered pricing for wheat and corn with corn chop and hay figures listed. Cattle and hogs appear with varied quoted ranges and overall activity described as mixed amid seasonal demand.

Glover

Navy warns ships over Holt vow to sink passenger liner

Washington reports Secretary Daniels said the Navy warned the Philadelphia and Saxonia after Frank Holt, who shot J P Morgan, wrote a letter predicting sinking on July 7. The warning came from the Slascongett wireless station as Admiral Benson and captains prepared for possible explosive devices. Morgan’s condition showed signs of improvement while Holt’s brain was found normal.

Ter Sre Martian W. Littleton Holt Daniels Washington, D. C Aay New York Liverpool Philadelphia Sexona Dallas Tex Benson Navy Slascongett Phil Delphia Savoia Chicaze Horgenport Mineola N.Y Frank Holt Guy Cleghorn Cleghorn

Burning Byron Autobiography and the 1824 Bonfire Controversy

Fragmentary account recounts Byron gifting his manuscript to Thomas Moore, Moore selling to John Murray for 2000 guineas, Byron’s death in 1844 prompting doubts about publication. A council of Byron’s friends allegedly advised printing in the London Chronicle era, with speculative notes on the manuscript’s fate and a digressive, incongruous section about a serpent.

Byron Thomas Moore Moore John Murray Lord John Russell Worthington Trving Murray Uie Albemarne Street Oventune Famex London Chronicle

Bantly's Tent and Local Farm Talk in Parish Note

A fragment describes a farmer and neighborly talk about plow and sow work, with a wary warning about discussing plans. Dr Campbell Back returns after a stay in Baltimore with a special course, to resume practice immediately. Chimney fire at Darrel Lowman’s home on Want and Cannon, the dwelling lightly damaged.

Darrel Lowman Corner of Want Cannon Pvennop Atlas

Big Trolley Trade Pleases Company And Makes Profit

A record trolley company achievement announced Monday highlights the largest daily passenger flow in its history. Thirteen special cars operated across the system despite poor July weather, with expectations of further record traffic in coming months. Future plans include expanding service to accommodate more visitors to weights and routes. Bids for a new school house wing have reached six, with awarding set for Thursday.

Trolley Co Pist Kaurtle Haperstown Predorick Railway Company Predovick Braddock Holshta Cay Preliy

Brown and Mussel Man's store adds new fishing gear line

The Brown and Mussel Man's store reports new items in the bie bias recom for Tine. Dealers, including Lestar, Krepa, and Williamsport, are stocking 20 yard by certain producers. The update notes catching by Stiek and Wila city.

BIG Bass Brown & Mussel Man Lestar Krepa Williamsport Dielers Lyre Stiek Wila Elty

Monthly Band Meeting Report in Defective Text

Officers and honorary members of the West and Concert Hind hold their regular monthly meeting. Several honorary members are named including Maf Publishing Co. The Municipal Band is urged to recruit, with tensions around potential players and conflicts over membership and pay. Ongoing disputes and unclear figures are noted, with references to finances and recent activities.

West Hind Hell Regilar Maf Publishing Co Tin Innd Muiderpal Toy Ilegal Sheland Uway Sheela Gark KG. Puwiey

Improve Grounds Meeting And Planned Improvement

The Wilinespart AQuatin Anine dlation proposes a vaudeville show next month to raise funds. Donations from C. A Gaylor will fund the project to improve the grounds with a new awning and devices, including a calamity of trees. The W. Eh & 2M. Society of Tri ne ity Lutieran will meet this evening at 72390 velacie for planning.

Weil Ian Malar Gaylor Rte W. Eh Society of Trineity Lutieran Ahurel le Aimimer

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