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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
2
An odd OCR style note references a maths on sail theme in Thisday dated July 1, listing names such as TANAY and Ernest amid fragmented publisher hints. The item appears as a brief dateline with erratic capitalization and stray terms from a publication record.
A fragmented community roundup lists parties, birthdays, church events, and local incidents. It notes memorials, school matters, travel plans, and weather-related mishaps, with numerous names and places such as Bakersville, Emmittsburg, and Hagerstown, plus dates around July and August. The tone mirrors a small-town newspaper’s society and public notices.
The project plans a grading contract to be chosen by test and the work will require to build the tracks and fills with iron and ties along the proposed line. Officials expect completion in two weeks and say a steel strike will not hinder the enterprise due to ample rail and copper wire on hand.
Traffic reports show Timstov forecast to pass through the southwest area tonight with light winds. Provally Fristay organizers plan a weekly event in April at Wot, urging attendees to bring copies of the tatty Stat Oldasinnzy 20 for door prizes and sales.
A severe storm near Ameson du Misou last evening struck multiple buildings with lightning. One woman, 2 Nmsy Matt, Philip Grim, living near Winchester, was seriously injured standing in her kitchen as a chimney bolt knocked her down. The blast tore shingles, furniture and caused fires. others reported minor injuries and shock.
The report describes Jimmie A Miller, noted for assisting, being out on S Potomac, a bank barn bay wall, and a medial breach. Fire and paint affected nearby zones as Flint and Wicket figures are referenced in unclear sequence. safety precautions followed as the event unfolded.
Chia Dew Paul, a year old son of Allya ag Amit Ferguson of Meckaulast Curehetts Addition, died at 230 of spasms and yaral. He had been unconscious for three weeks. Funeral service Friday at twelve, interment at Rese Hill.
A scrambled note reports price increases across multiple items with dairy and produce highlighted. Mentions butter substitutes or “cheat” at the year’s peak and a general market lift with prices for apples and other goods rising, though the text is garbled.
A crumpled report notes a tense scene during a theater row where Pragk Paston led Anagva toad of bay as monkeys caused confusion. The arm injuries were severe and a bystander sustained minor strains amid the disruption.
Sumerotogist Joseph O'Neal reported returning from Bonnshoro with a quantity of ore and copper-like metal. He described quart pieces with bluish and metallic aduering and noted an abundance of the material observed at the site.
A birthday gathering for Miss Nettie Whiz was hosted with about 15 candles lit and refreshments served. Guests included Chayles, Jonathan, and Mia Welsh, who received a keepsake memento from the joyous event.
Train engineer Clas Cumming and tramen S Welsh were involved as a car was moved along the new route in the westenday area. The Gret car was pushed up the GV clmte in this city.
reports from Boousbara indicate crop prospects are good though conditions are unsettled. small plants are fragile and growers must watch for late frosts as two to three weeks may bring harvest. many fields require replanting after a difficult spring season.
Moonlight picnic seance held last night at Pen Mar drew about fifty attendees including Iraqi ally and Chambersburg residents. Return to Hagerstown estimated around 1 o clock with participants noting a quiet evening despite the unusual gathering.
Kelty, Gatherar the Warues, bore driving pirk, is recovering from suvecoaliton of malaria. He wag ably to get OubOf hud Fesatry Alerdana wad wae in towns few bangs cis word. tay.
A fragment notes Lieut Beaumont of the Marine corps shipped from Brooklyn to Washington and expected to be stationed at the Crame page of the Weight Baltimore paper. It mentions Mesmilie Ino Chaplain Page and the ist tas Regiment.
A historic notice promotes Chawmherlsin's Stomach wid Liver Tablets sold for 24 cents. Samples are available free at Wareham's Guy Pharmacy and The Central Deng Gu. The ad claims ease of use and pleasant effects.
Diz Peaches and Abram Rath reported peaches near Ploesburg Maine measuring roughly baseball size in their orchard. The claim notes a large aroma from the crop as harvest nears.
The text asserts a cure for fatigue and weak strength through Hood's Burtaparitis, claiming it restores blood, boosts energy, improves appetite, and relieves tiredness. It warns users may be sicker than believed and easily worn out by various burdens.
In Hall Way wad vicinity residents report a terrorizing colored man entering homes seeking food and clothes. A string of prowling incidents near Luvm/Warder area sparked fear as families lock doors nightly. Local officers pursued suspects along Rose’s paper mill but no clear capture yet.
Remains brought home from Baleimary for burial. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church with Mass by Father Abh. Interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers from Royal Arcana listed, with local members and committee attending.
Fragmented text mentions residents Alevandig Ya Amanolis and Magerstown in Lie city and strolling Broadway to Baltimore. It questions the railway company’s enterprise and the impact on local industry and ventures. Confusing OCR yields unclear names and places.
In Hagerstown a man named Bromley, with red hair, was sent back after arriving from Winchester following a disputed sting operation. Authorities noted multiple days of fines and a prior buy and rim incident connected to the case.
A visitor named Glories Osderkonk accompanying Mr and Mrs Cage near Marringturs Onely suffered injuries from an explosion device described as a torpedo. The youth, 18 years old, reportedly struck the object with a rock causing a large halo of injury near the chest area.
A fragmented note recalls a scene by a water body near Beaver Creek with a gaze toward a tipi and poles. A man’s pockets hold a book as comments on guilt surface, mentioning a first witnessed event and a symbolic gesture toward a shared landscape.
Alter atarat Mite Raenheth A Harsh daughter of Mr David Harsh and Prenttin B Murray son of Willamsport attended a wedding at St Pauls M Boy Charen with Pastor Darna. They will reside in Witlininspart after the ceremony.
Detective Qoe visited Glanthersburs and learned chickens had been stolen. He then went to Uherre Rum and found clues. Chau Wersboce will host a reception where ten men may receive a treat for information.
A torn letter received at Waynesboro from local Doula guards mentions a camp and broken equipment. The text references Quecestewa and a plan to aid a person identified as W Vu, with garbled date and location details and claims the camp has been abandoned.
Unclear OCR text reports promotions for Mr. Glas Alvey to adjutant cor major Sarthe and hopes for recovery of felon with Chic awaiting travel. Details are fragmented and names are uncertain.
A horse driven by Charles Young ran away along the road near Yoonsboro, throwing its rider. Charles Young was uninjured but the horse suffered injuries and the buggy sustained damage in the mishap.
An old timey advertisement names Bhé Hida Wear on Maat and Aratea Malye remedies. It touts cures for fever boils and carhinkles while promoting items like Cure Boarmater and liniments. The notice urges readers to avoid suffering and mentions McKou Brothers and local shop names.
A string of personals items from Martinsburg, Shepherdstown, Charles Town and nearby areas notes visits, guests, and travel. Items include Miss Daisy Myura and Miss Nore Brouw visiting, Miss Mary Martin hosting visitors, and Oxear W. Grassnickle taking over as Evedysville postmaster with Sadie Zimmerman as assistant. Also reported: a fatal fire at Berkeley Springs era hotel with sixty guests, and scattered remarks on residents’ comings and goings.
A fragmented notice outlines a reunion event with references to Here to dicty Le Pons Mavuration the Vth atts WOT Heformied Messen. The text mentions specialisation and courses, with scattered place names including Lan ever, Carlisle, Martinebure and other eins.
Fragmentary report mentions a weasel loose near Hagan's Alley and a failed attempt to capture it. Mentions Frank B. Beeler and Dr. Smith related to a veterinary or medical action. References to a marriage license and station at residence appear as unrelated fragments.
A local group enjoyed an evening outing to Laurel Hill with a Mystic Circle event and a weathered excursion to Wile iginspurt. Patrons experienced a delay due to vetting, but the gathering proceeded. Performances by Musers Clipp Nagle and Wedur imi Mollty with Messer, Gelwicks, and Suith concluded with a protest program of jokes. Prof Moree Lutwyche of Baltimore delivered a monologue, several sales were noted, and refreshments were provided as the group returned late.
A fragmentary report discusses the Myersville road bonds totaling 35 000 held by Frederick Osuk and later by Hagerstown buyers. The F and St lease covers five years with interest guarantees on 225 000 bonds, while 10 000 bonds carried no guaranteed interest. Attempts to collect interest reveal contested guarantees as a Forest rang contract nears expiration in 104, with rising debts, including 3 000 new floating costs and diminishing bond value at 17 cents on the dollar.
A chaotic report describes a teen suspect Mowle involved in a vaulting series of gunfire and a colored man’s shooting in Pennsylvanian town areas. Authorities say the raid from Mouroa is suspected and the youth faces possible bail issues while remaining fearless during confrontations with officers.
Mrs Bachtell wife of Prof Ho A faohte formerly of this Ajed died Wednesday after burning at Talkmare 2840 No Calvan 8. funeral to be held tomorrow. body to Williamsport for River Tev etery burial. She was a former teacher in Wile city and county and was active in community affairs. Survived by husband Dr EAB. Taaniill of Monn town West Virginia and other relatives. Her death followed illness. she had recently moved to Lallimura last winter.
Fragmentary text references a Preasurer and Georw's bas facing a tax issue at Bae. Names Castle Nias and trucedction appear oddly. Mention of Mize Pattenbur ger of Boonsbara and a marriage hinted, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented OCR text references a naval academy event and a rescue involving a Sea tor McGourne, noting a boy saved by intercession and a claim of hereditary traits. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled, but center on a dramatic incident with military figures and a young individual.
Mrs Charles Westfall marks twenty years of marriage at Boonsboro U B church with a July wedding anniversary party attended by family and friends. The Westfalls, West Virginia natives married in 1881, have four children and welcomed well wishers during their visit, while local society notes and small town exchanges fill the page.
The church choir at St Johns P. B. Church will hold a Sunday service and sing hymns along Lor Chuucsohowgne Cimek cor flee slays. Rev. I, B Mwcton leads the service.
In Wisehdetey, John Price and Jacob Tlovek were fatally burned when a live electric wire touched them as Price attempted to move it. The accident occurred opposite Christ Episcop Church as a crowd watched in shock. Fire crews delayed turning off the current for officers and bystanders, with bodies left near the scene for an hour while the current was cut. Mayor Bastan arrived as police kept the crowd back.
Gay John Walker Santh and his son attended the Queenstown reviewing stand with officers and troops from the First Regiment. They witnessed a march past on the evening review as crowds watched the parade on the Shah steamer Garet. Observers noted many spectators and a lively reception for the soldiers.
An array of fragmented notices cites medical remedies for cholera infantum, medicine sellers, druggists in Chambersburg and nearby towns, and local travel and entertainment promotions. It mentions Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Infantum and other tonics, plus ads for piano sales and picture frame manufacture. Names include Curtis Baker and F Schindel, with references to Linth currency and local druggists.
A garbled passage mentions Bard Luch Poerg and others at a party in a square canal setting. It references guests, Getaleed, and nalherenises with vague actions. The text is highly corrupted, yielding minimal verifiable specifics about people or events.
Fragmented Ottawa era page notes Da King's New Discovery pitched as universal cure for consumptives and various illnesses. Local ads promote Wareham's City Pharmacy with special bottles and trial sizes, plus multiple sellers and seasonal sales on baby caps and men’s suits.
A weathered local column touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and Foley kidney care, featuring patient testimonials from Wise in Georgia and others. It also promotes Tailored Suits, a one minute cough remedy, and druggists near Wareham City Pharmacy and the Central Drug Co, urging readers to seek advertised cures.
Fragmentary OCR reflects musings on seasonal longing and emotional awakening, noting a wishful mood and comparisons to a desirable past. Mentions Meyer, efforts to apply justice to favored situations, and a catalog of scattered shop names and prices.
At a Maryland pharmacy group meeting in Washington Grove discussions covered a push to modernize the state association and a plan for a law regulating pharmacy practice. The secretary reported membership gains and various ads, notices, and local business promotions appear in the page, including medicine statements, paint pricing, and drugstore campaigns.
The message fragment discusses Foley's Honey and Taz costs and mentions a trial. It references a drugglat and posts office with unclear context and no clear event or identifiable entities.
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