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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
2
Miss Elsia Rangeld causes a chaotic scene tearing wallpaper, carpet, and fixtures while police capture her after a dramatic removal from a wrecked dining room. She is restrained with wires and escorted to court, with a judge later sentencing her to ten days.
Misses Clara and Hayden Manning will participate in the May Festival at the Academy of Music organized by Prof. Edgar Thompson. Proceeds from the event will benefit the hospital.
A public dispute erupts over canal dress and bathing by visiting youths from Hagerstown. Williamsport officers arrest the group for bathing on Sunday, fining them $1 each and warning against repetition. The local press critiques the incident and defends canal etiquette as a civic promenade.
A suburban dispute erupted when Amelia Gardener fired from her flat window at a speeding taxicab as her husband Jess Gardener arrived later without his companion. Five shots missed. police attended after a heated altercation that followed the earlier incident. The vaudeville program at the Academy of Music then drew full houses with Lorra ine, Yvette Rugel, and Musical Vivos delivering comedy and song between feature films A Game of Derption and The Roo f Ola St Augustine.
Washington December 12. Senate adopts a resolution with Bristow amendment on direct election of United States senators. Vice President Sherman casts decisive vote enabling the amendment, which passes by five votes over the necessary majority. Senator Clarke of Kansas joins 43 Republicans in support. five Southern Republicans oppose alongside most Democrats. The Bristow Amendment would transfer supervision of elections from Congress to state legislatures. ratification requires three fourths of states. Three killed in a house collapse caused by a blast at Tenth and Unto streets in Anytown. Mrs Allender injured, others killed or shocked. a detailed account describes injuries from corroded iron and falling debris.
A panic hit the Bayliss church steeple after a lightning strike during exercises at Foilliv Institute. About 50,000 dollars of damage left the church gutted and adjoining buildings damaged. Music and crowd control witnessed by a large throng. Milielial St. W. Swethind of the Institute helped prevent injuries.
Williams Grove picnic grounds were struck by a strong wind Saturday evening, tearing down roofs and damaging cottages and exhibits. Trees at the entrance toppled onto the Mechanicsburg and Dieburg railroad tracks. Large hail was reported on Williamsport streets, with store windows and goods affected.
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