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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment details church events at St Pauls and a Castle South Furniture Shop visit, mentions protective societies, Newcastle area socialites, and a mix of local anecdotes including accidents, fires, and farm life. It references Washington and Halbory environs, prayers amid rain, and a general sense of community life with scattered names and places.
Fragmented OCR text mentions pair events tonight and Sunday, light northeast winds, and a cryptic note about Penens and the Daily Matt. Details are unclear, names and places are unreadable, and no concrete outcomes or entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
A local dispute centers on a $33,500 insurance payout linked to the Silk Mill. Alize Wol4uds and her brother lead a committee negotiating terms for compensation, aiming for a settlement that benefits the industry and all parties. John Hop Hospital reported JD. Martin underwent surgery yesterday with a companion.
With a close contest yesterday Hagerstown defeated Mare Inchory 3 to 2 behind a strong pitching performance by Cosens who struck out 10. Martins issued two errors and, despite a late push by the home team, visitors held on for the win.
Evy Mustaay presents clemency plea before Tau Board of Pardons regarding Martie Pry, held on death row in Garfisle jail for the slaying of James F. Collins, brother in law, in Bay. Deliberations set to July with rulings expected.
A damaged OCR sports fragment notes Brooklyn triumph with scattered names and moments as fans applauded. It mentions players and ties but the text is unreadable and incomplete.
A respected farmer notes wheat is well shocked yet not amazed by market spells. He laments tangled stocks, careless handling, and a drop in prices that threaten the harvest prospects.
A Tilting clipping reports Mr Harry R Flynn and Mrs Whiston hosting a late night gathering with Julia and family members. The event included a young child and a “selvertons” display, surprising Ole Michells with quick performances and lively variety.
A report from St James notes a new apple tree pest causing damage by feeding on leaves and fruit. Descriptions mention heavy feeding by pests and widespread leaf defoliation, jeopardizing the tree's health and fruit production.
A muddled OCR tale follows Jag A jovinksei in Wesel guiding an extensive jig he personally conducts. After a night of clever moves he hires a cab to Willimapore where the driver showcases a plan to dine at sleuts of Williamspart. The cabbie departs and the conductor recalls Drake Hiesad news as he sobs and forgets what Williamspart was like.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions work starting likely in August and a cost per item or total. It references a state guard or official and implies approved but unclear details about timing and expenses.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Baltimore figures and a coastal club, with references to an event or meeting at a venue named Gevayy Airy and a local country club. Details are garbled, making precise facts impossible.
The readable fragments discuss stomach discomfort and digestion problems, mentioning weak appetite and general bodily concerns. It references cabin retreat and a medical or health context, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks clear, coherent facts or events to summarize further.
A chaotic marriage plan unfolds as Mis Kein Go Patterson seeks a license to wed a bride underage. Family opposition and community scrutiny follow, with travel and elopement attempts disrupted by authorities and guardians. The case highlights age, consent, and protective concerns surrounding the would‑be union.
Fragmentary OCR records a marriage event in California dated July 23 involving Mrs Katherine Wrenshall and Mr and Mrs Jatin Wrenshall with Teena and Alixe Wrenshall mentioned. exact roles and full names are unreadable.
Col Little defeats rival in a hard fought campaign amid state election turmoil. The competetion for mayor is tied to Riverstown, with Major Chand A Lith of Riverstown named to the council. Officials predict the result will shape the next administration and the balance of power in local government.
Fragmentary text references a defendant and several names but content is garbled. No coherent events, dates, or locations emerge to form a clear summary or identify individuals, actions, or outcomes.
Miss Mary Moore, a 14 year old girl from Weitgiter of Tusepk Alwar, was bitten by a snake while weeding in a field. Local physicians responded and attended to her, with reports noting the incident occurred near the village during mid Spring, as residents described medical care given at Doctor Rielivevann's clinic.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Mr Chas Wich of J and Ruth By tel with phere messages. Reads like a damaged local notice or correspondence note with unclear context and names.
A garbled account mentions Welley de Lighten, Ditkers woes, and a night at Besevin ane Suet with references to Mie ninagenent and A. Bo Swortes ine. Names such as Mersra Ankeny and Wolk appear amid unclear events and weather-like notes about the current 45 Froid.
An old advertisements page touts Wareham's for many ailments including skin eruptions fever and pain claiming universal cure all with a 25 cent price. The copy lists names like Morgan's and Central Drug Co and references remedies such as Blomach aut iver and Pragmaacy gk.
Mice Millie Bhaemaker of Strasburg visits Misa Annie Prueser at Motel Prosser Williamsport. Mrs Katie Lancaster witnessed a crime at Bhenandan Junction and seeks medical care for nervous distress. Miss Grace Snydur visits Miss Ada Strait near Winchester. Mr Geo Wo Rider and wife visit Med. W. wrovADt’s family in Shepherdstown. Dr. M.T. Goodraue and family visit Baltimore relatives in Havrestowey. Miss Cory Robinson returned from Seattle. Mrs Dilsy Meyers visits Miss Nora Bluou in Shepherdstown. Miss Edith A. Barbart on extended visit to Centreville. Retoberh Noack and Gupe May visit KE. Gora Warhad’s friends in Green Surley Furnace. Miss Ligale Storey trips to Bathilo Toronto and Canada. Mr S. W. Dolbert, formerly of this city, visiting relatives near law with Mrs nV Deittart. Mr Henry Pottenberger critical. Morenee and Bia Aiort from Sy Potomaest return from the West after eight weeks. Marguerite Midlexaca visits Tyrone Pa. Lutheran parish in Wil Diasspart plans a new brick parsonage with bath and modern facilities, about $1,000 pledged. Mr and Mrs HE. S. Snavely host Sharpsburg Whist Club. winners listed. Infant daughter of Medietan Tatas died near Waltlanesport.
Fragmentary account describes Willie Someter and Trout Rexnadyr leaders of a roaming group pursued by a district deputy. The scene shifts through desolate roads and fields as pursuit wanders toward a distant Pennsylvanian exit. A boy’s escape amid confusion hints at danger and uncertain outcomes.
A worker on the SeWas trestle was seriously injured when struck by a falling line while others report a back wound and facial injuries. A crowd gathered near Judy Batee’s home as a horse was wounded. A wagon incident in Pevaklin County ended with a storm and a derailment, while a pistol accident wounded Willan’s wife in Amithsburg. Damages cited total 1,000 dollars and involve several local figures and shops.
Fragmented OCR reveals multiple church services and officials across parishes. Notable items include Episcopal, Presbyterian, and First Baptist schedules with sermon times, Sunday schools, special meetings, and pastor notes. Names such as Rev Henry Onderdonk and St James College appear amid inconsistent punctuation.
Friday afternoon Tob y Miller’s rental residence near Weis Kita was totally destroyed by fire with most contents lost. Miller, 29, had been in the store building when the blaze started. a passerby reported sparks from overheated rafters. Firefighters saved part of the Chattuce and all of the alomine. loss estimated at 4500 dollars for structure and belongings.
The Watts Dark duet reopening drew local residents May 9 with crowd flocking to a Watts ward led event. Music and moving pictures highlighted the program under the direction of cc. D. Ward, delivering entertainment and a touted feature for attendees.
Passage describes a local meat theft at George Mist's in Clearspring with pieces taken from the smokehouse. Sheriff Mink has clues and officers follow a lead from a sighting near the Western Bike road.
Fragments describe a letter from Mrs Arthur Padlay Ge San Franciscn to Want Maetoe gtertl and J P Smith. Names include Sharpelny, Ulias Chapline, and Gal Chipine. Text references muster, fort, travel, and Maryland. Details unclear due to OCR damage.
An amusement crowd at a local scene spurred by a runaway wagon led by an unbridled horse created chaos on the street. The wagon toppled, wheels damaged, and the horse fled toward a nearby caloon before being restrained. No serious injuries reported.
Fragmentary grocery and farm notes mention tomatoes per peck bids and various berries. The text lists products like apples dewberries hickles and gooseberries with waxes and plants details. Multiple garbled phrases reference market activity and produce items.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a past incident on London road with tolls and attacks. It mentions victims and a group of locals, including a Miss May Eds and her sister, amid chaotic events and a response by workers at Brownsville. Details are garbled but indicate fatalities and injuries.
In a disputed incident near Greendale on the Washington and Penaklio backers, Howte Ito allegedly confronted Tula Jataston a negro laborer. After a shooting, Bil l Bowles John Freeman and others testified that Ito retrieved a second pistol and fired through the heart. Coroner’s inquest notes Newcomer hotel resident John Ball among observers.
An early 20th century advertisement extols a universal cure for coughs and respiratory diseases including consumption, pneumonia and pleurisy. It claims rapid relief and health restoration, promoting large bottles and free trial smaller bottles through a pharmacy and a central city company.
Fragmentary text references Osborne Mowera and key phrases like hotel and bank value. Mentions calls to action and potential bids or sales. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but indicate a local real estate or business notices context with parties Maha Hoy andwae, Williame and Ga, and hotel Luwhton building.
Fragmented OCR prose describes trolley expansion ideas, whiskey routes, distillery chatter, and a drug store ad. Names include Frederick, Muddetown, Myersville, Maiden Creek, and Reading. It mentions summer wines, piano ads, and a comment by ALM Ordway. The text mixes local business notes with unclear references and promotional language.
The Washington era reports Kent county could gain representation in the House with a potential 18,000 cash entitlement. Governor Smith aims for steady progress, withholding final figures until June, to avoid controversy. Local officials discuss voter registration, taxation, and the political crunch amid shifting counts.
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