Local and Foreign Apparent a Little Humor
Fragmented OCR style notice compiles varied items from politics and incidents. It mentions the N and W Railroad, a suffragist, a Turkish grand vizier assassination, a Hamburg American steamer maiden voyage, the Colombia yacht visit to Yokohama, Mexican constitutionalist clashes near Bugtoamente Ganarat, a Woodlawn fire inquiry, and various corporate and political notes. The tone resembles a rapid digest of world events and local affairs.
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Nour
Pramter Acquith
Menibova
Turkieh
Matmoud
Sohubet Pasha
Thrashim Bey
Dlanivede
Timperator
Haigburg
New York
Golumbia
Yokohama
Japan
Imooustolthouga
Constitutionalista
Bugtoamente
Mishap Roll Inflates Infant Carriage Fall Injures Child
A sequence of workplace and street mishaps reported in Potomac and nearby areas. An infant suffered facial bruises when a stroller collapsed. a worker at Security Lime Plant injured an arm on a belt. a Ruthrautt in Willamaparto injured the right foot when a plate of iron struck it after a fall from a roof.
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Hurs Ari
Security
Cemant
Jury summoned for inquiry into David E Amit's sanity
Sheriff summoned a jury for an inquiry into the sanity of David E Amit, inmate of Bykenville. The panel includes Peter Broltwotner, George Young, J. Mr Gililer, Harry W. Bader, Rouben Magoy, Mowerd Garlinger, Marl McGardell, W. F. Funk, Henry Davis, Hy o H. Dooler, F. M. Tanney, Filan Cate. Proceedings begun by Margaret J. Aroith with hearing set for 4 o'clock.
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SuiWely
David
E. Amit
Bykenville
Peter Broltwotner
George Young
Margaret J. Aroith
Court Shows Mercy On Annie Zimmerman In Suspended Sentence
In a Smithsburg court a woman named Annie Zimmerman was sentenced with a suspended term. The defense rested on her mother and alibi witnesses while jurors reviewed letters and handwriting tied to a spree of alleged threats. The trial revealed a flood of gruesome notes and the judge instructed the jury after hours of testimony.
Boxing bout canceled amid county prohibition orders
Report states Murray Winfield and Edward Boyd sought exhibition matches but were barred as boxing is prohibited in the area. Officials dismissed the plans noting the state ban and local restrictions, leaving boxing activities quashed and no events allowed in this city.
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Murray Winfield
Horn
Young Moran
Atate
Edward Boyd
Oman
Ylecan
Market proceedings reveal weight regulation gaps and shopkeeper conduct
A Market Master and officials face scrutiny over unsupervised market behavior, including weight violations, insistent policing, and accusations of improper sales practices. Cases touch on vending rules, escorts for women in public spaces, and the handling of shopkeeper duties with several local residents cited in court.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Co staff meeting inspires workers
The Hagerstown and Frederick Co division held a midnight session to introduce RK Enel Sontth Frederick as the new general superintendent. Superintendent Smith urged responsibility and loyalty, stressing workers have invested in the company and must prove worthy of trust. Refreshments and special cars followed, leaving attendees with improved morale.
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Hagerstown
Freerick Nil Why Co
Chemedrea
Enel Sontth
Frederick
EL Wilitard
Predoriel
Ahler
Enlad
Willard
M. Heasinger
Suit
Nnts
Maryland Senator Testifies On Lumber Interests In Several States
Seustor John Walter Smith appeared before the Lobby committee in Wonalyington and testified about owning numerous small Maryland fares valued at low sums. He detailed Tang interests in Louisiana and lumber stakes in Virginia and North Carolina, plus substantial stakes in Virginia based lumber outfits. He offered limited specifics on shares and company capital, saying he had no evidence of money or improper means affecting legislation and knew nothing of any lobby in Washington. The Maryland Senator was not on the stand for long.
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Hin
Annia
Smith
Hagerstown
Mica Letra Hoblinen
Kefuiver
Ted
Baltimore
Zromerin
Havey Shamers
Viealnis Sinners
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Malone
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Marta
Damige
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Wonalyington
Maryland
Louisiana
Lumbeer
North Carolla
Nesali
Furry: Lumber
Lea
Cypibertand Lumber Company
Benator
Whystata
Betaude
Bolle
Washington
Anid
Mhkatey
Trolley Picnic At Mountain Resort Pulled By Weary Travel
The Traley Co plans a trolley picnic to a popular mountain resort at Lraddoai Heights. Members must assemble at the Square by 8 a.m. to depart on Line. The event coincides with a senior class graduation and has faced travel delays and attrition.
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Traley Co
Lraddoai Heights
Elaes
Tomore
Clise
Was Run First Train On New Side Track At Station
A fragment notes the first train ran on the new side track at a station after evacuation. Workmen began preparations Tuesday to finish tying and securing the track as night work continued.
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Bauch End
Toafilhe Tie Confection
Plant sale and bridge work progress near Manningturg
John Rowland plans to sell his Yellowtontesie plant to Kent Millar and begin operating it with a garage he recently rented in Manningturg. Rowland will oppose Millar in the related business venture. The plant is expected to be among the state’s largest. Meanwhile a new bridge spanning the Potenine River between Cumberland and the bridgelry is nearing completion and contractors should finish the bridge proper in a few days. The approach to the bridge from the new station will take several weeks to complete.
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Agld
John Rowland
Kent Millar
Wits
X Garage
Cumbertha Wid
Witih
Cotaptoto
Commencement at Witton College Plans Big Organ
Ray Mayle presided as commencement speaker at Witton College in Chamberabirg yesterday where a large graduating class gathered. Trustees discussed funding a large organ to be built by the Amler Co. of this city with member Boyto Ix in attendance.
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Ray
A. Mayle
Witton College
Chamberabirg
Witlett
Boyto Ix
Amler Co
Map Presenter Tames Maryland Geologius Exhibit
A presenter displayed large maps of Washington and Frederic as part of a public exhibition. The speaker, identified as T Quinlan, represented a Maryland geology group amid discussions of regional cartography and educational displays.
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Tames
T. Quinlan
Maryland Geologius
Washington
Cornwell Fatally Injured Beside Eastern Rail Line
L. 8 Cornwell of this city sustained a fatal injury while alighting from a moving eastbound freight train near Way Street. He fell headfirst, struck by a heavy furnace tool, and was taken to Baltimore ton Hospital where he died after admission. Cornwell had worked on the railroad for several years and was widely known locally.
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Cornwell
Cornwall
Tilm
New Baltimore to Chicago Rail Schedule Shifts Night Train No. 2
Services expand with restructured timetable from Baltimore to Chicago and Hagerstown, detailing departure times, intermediate stops, and new No. 2 and No. 4 routes. Notes cover No. 16 Blue Mong and No. 11 return, plus adjusted arrivals in Pittsburgh and Cumberland and changes to westbound services. Also mentions divorce filing for Anne Loulko Edamy and a new partnership forming in Pecktonville.
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Hare
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Rivhnys
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Hogarstown
Odd New Depot Signway Confusion Reported
An unclear OCR fragment describes a new depot area with pink signs and a central line. It notes directions for wind and hauling or driving south from Foundry toward Washington, restricting cars or wagons northward, and hints at expectations about west tracks being covered.
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W. M
Washington
Prominent local figure charged with assault in Charlestown
In Charlestown Jefferson County, Grahow Wilson, a noted farm figure, faces an assault warrant sworn by Miss Kate Turner. The case centers on an alleged affair with Turner, aged about 28, who was a guest at the Wilson residence and in delicate health awaiting a hearing.
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Wilson
Ani
Jeferson
Charlestown
Mins
Kate ‘Turner
Misa Turner
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Free Matinee Tomorrow At Fategrunday Urlylog Club
Readable fragments show the Hagerstewe Urlylog club planning a free matinee tomorrow at Fategrdunday noon two. Invitations and entries for a series of events or races are mentioned. Breder wrote to Secretary Rutich about results of themes for publication.
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Thora
Horea’ Breder
Rutich
Realty ads list sales at Wancock Mason Richards and others
Fragmentary real estate item outlines sales: 27 lots with $115 down to $12, average price cited around $60. J. M. Smith property near Spangier Hotel sold to Marshall McKibbin and Thomas Conmhlais for $4,000.
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Wancock Realty
Mason and Richards
J. M. Smith
Spangier Hotel
Marshall McKibbin
Thomas
Conmhlais
Building Permits Report From Borger and Valentine
Building permits were issued for a 26 by 40 foot frame house on McComan Street in Borger and a new 1-story frame house near Prey something in Valentine. Other entries include a 224 square foot L224 property.
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Borger
McComan Bt
Valentine
New
Preyimiint
Improvements at Templa Theatre Spark Local Renewal
Improvements undertaken by Mr Weatfall after acquiring the Paganssion of the Templa theatre include exterior renovations and relocation of plate, with additional work planned. The ailed sale rack and other enhancements are noted in early reports.
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Tha Templa
Naking
Tha Plate
Anttie
Alecker
New Taxicab Fleet Expands into Streets
A local cab company adds another taxi, joining a growing fleet. Nearby residents mourn a 12 year old pet cat owned by Willa Wishard of Loltersburg, underscoring a quiet community moment.
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Haldwin Taxicab Co
Willa Wishard
Loltersburg
Yeatenay
Ory
Notice to Neg Men of Conneoohsryia Tribe
All members of the Conneoohsryia Tribe in Willigmaport are summoned to attend lodge next Monday evening.
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