Fragmented 1900s news notes mix of events and obits
A jumbled, partially read clipping lists fires, funerals, crimes, trials, and public notices. It mentions Chief Judge A Heatler Boyd’s honorary jubonwerk at Bernard Curler’s funeral, a near drowning at Ma Call's Ferry, a shipyard tank and navy topics, and various local incidents with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Astro
York
Yenrohl
Ma Call's Ferry
Goo
Canary Gil
Harvest events and notes on midweek farm activity
Fragmented report records harvest work and field activity near Baniy and Narvest. Mentions individuals like Yates and Tiley in connection with grain grinding and Hodrly Road area edges. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate ongoing harvest and work orders this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Yates
Celebration photos capture momentous procession through town square
Telegram style report notes Th. HW Talbott leading a one thousand foot procession through the square on Sunday. The crowd watched as participants carried a large banner praising local leaders. Public celebration elements and planned speeches were described with emphasis on community pride and local figures.
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Talbott
Moving Mishaps and Injuries Mar New Clippings
A chaotic railway scene is described with multiple incidents. A gas company manager’s refinished Pullman car crashes into a ditch causing damage. doctor transport requested for a patient strangled by a tube. A 22 year old pedestrian is struck by a freight train near Franklin Street, suffering non fatal injuries. another auto collision on Prospect Street results in minor injuries and vehicle damage. Contempt case noted involving Cold Store Door Co. and a separate transport-related incident across multiple locations.
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M. M. Milton
Gas Co
Pta
Dub Be
Benny Diggs
Diggs
West Bank
Mar Ban
Charles Herrigan
Hla Devi
Keller
Baltimore
Allen Young
W. Franklin St
Aviafront
Shafer
Hoonsboro
Charles Taylor
Porkard Lowebo
Aliekell
Sayer Scott
Taylor
Tiviel
Herta Mrederlel
Tiwakiin Skullow
Sonal
Wilbur Skelton
Jivou
Certiea
Weather Report From Missing OCR Fragment
Weather report fragment notes an April day with high temperatures around 86 degrees and a low near 58. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable names and places, offering only scattered clues about conditions and timing.
Wool shipment from Magovu and Noweills reported
Shipping details describe wool cargoes sent yesterday from Magovu town and Noweills, including two cartloads and one Imad from Buppansbury, conveyed by Roth and associated consignments of earloads.
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S.A. Roth
Fragmentary Note on Tax Obligation and Duty
A damaged passage references tax obligation and duty related to payments. The garbled text mentions taxes, payment, and duties but lacks coherent nouns or dates. No clear individuals, organizations, or places are readable to identify a full item.
Plastering Work Underway at Gray Goble Extension
Plastering contractor J. Mf. Kroxell has had crews at work on an extension at Gray Goble in the Goak Point area. Workers display steady progress on the exterior and interior plastering tasks.
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J. Mf. Kroxell
Gray Goble
Gok
Wel Point
Looted Baechtel Store Sees Over 200 Loss in Robbery
Report details a daring robbery at Baechtel store with loot valued over $200. Thieves entered through a door aided by a window, taking goods while leaving little cash, then fled toward Waynesboro. Officers rushed to the scene as the black wagon with horses was sought and merchants warned to watch for the suspect team.
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Waynesboro
Wittell
Strike Troubles Parade Of Labor Turmoil In City
Chaos unfolds as rail workers strike causing widespread disruption in Pittsburg streets. Contingents clash with police amid wartime tensions, with 10 000 riders affected as unions press for wage concessions and safer conditions. Leaders from the railway workers union demand negotiation under growing public alarm.
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Pittsburg
Ing
Atte
McMtchan
Steoit
Borhl
Wiis
le Anen
Women on Hunger March and Forced Leave Protests
A fragmentary report notes women marching for hunger relief and protesting travel restrictions. The group, including mothers and children, is described as compelled by authorities to depart a location near a dock. Names and exact places are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the incident references a march connected to wartime conditions and a claim of coerced departure.
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Godin
Whyon
Wothera
Oshintaifon
Revolver charge and streetwalker tale dominate local crime items
Bo Tloney faced a carrying concealed weapon charge amid a chaotic report of arrests and accusations across the city. The article details numerous suspects, alleged thefts, and disruptive street activity with names and places scattered throughout the narrative.
No License Law For The Bass Hooker
A garbled report references license issues and fines for strangers lacking fishing cards near the Potomac. Clerk Magruder and local officials discuss a recent调查 into Potomac river fishing laws, with Washington costs mentioned and residents charged differently.
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Yivherinen
Potomac
Fervalyay
Harper's Ferry
Caisell
Magrudes
Cleek
Potome
Flook
Haeft
Amd Ginnt
Washington
Rudy Sors
Magruder
Phe Wieya
Chitthis
Ateucube
Farmington
Fisherman’s Quest Ends in Water Mishap
A fisherman named Fisherman’s Lugk from AYon b. Noun Wi Te Duthrath tried to cast a line from the riverbank. He slipped into the water, struggled briefly, and was pulled ashore by bystanders with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unabury Jewnel
Decorations Spark West Baltimore Shoe Shop Display
A short note describes Nice Deoration and Ang Mie creating pretty decorations for a June event at the Tom Watling shoe shop in West Baltimore. It mentions a desire for a pleasant appliance and favorable appearance.
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Tom Watling
West Baltimore 8
Fragmented OCR note on town market scene and release
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a market woman, cherries, boxes, and a person released. Other garbled names imply a Middletown area context and a brief incident with charges or trouble. No clear dates, full names, or concrete actions can be confirmed from the text.
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Chiorries
Middletown Woenrdtt
LICENSE STILL ARGUED OVER LIQUOR TAX
In Martinsburg, the Board of Affairs rejects city ordinances on liquor license tax. The council debates authority to set license rates for retail and wholesale spirit sales. A yearly tax at $250 is proposed instead of $700. The liquor quota remains in the “Line Nubt” pending further action.
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Poonte
Hewel
Elly Commel
Board of
Sonia
Taft roars for more votes in fractured J R party
United Press dispatch from June 15 reports a split in the Taft Roosevelt factions as delegates and demonstrations unfold in Texas and Chicago. Roosevelt supporters clash with Taft allies over credentials, while committees wrestle with contests and preparations for Chicago appearances by Roosevelt and Fairbanks figures.
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US United Press
Thivaga
Taft
Roosevelt
Walt
Texan
Cecil Lyon
Texas
Watt
Chicago
Fairbanks
John Haye Hatemond
Washington
Tutt
Col. Lyon
Rebels Defeated in Far South Naval Report
A wireless dispatch from the Navy Department states 26 rebels were killed and many wounded after a clash near Guantanamo. Admiral Usheer's command reports the revolutionaries were temporarily checked. another telegram from D. W. Hatchard in Ma- Rovetown mentions A. A. Albert, a candidate for the College from Maryland, indicating support for Loganvelt if elected.
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United Presa
Gto
Navy
Usheur
Delllad S
Minty
Tharg
Fedyra Cagnaltie
Bats
Chicaga
D. W. Hatchard
Ma- Rovetown
Albert
Maryland
Wayne
Iogsnvelt
Found on Floor Implicates Hotel Belmont Patron
Manny Heelan, a Martinsburg notable, was found unconscious on the floor of the third floor at Hotel Belmont after doors to his room were forced open by a hotel employee. He regained some strength by noon but again deteriorated. Mrs. J. A. Downin reported he arrived Wednesday needing a room, wore valuable jewelry, and had recently celebrated at home. Heelan, from a prominent local family, attended the Hagerstown Firemen’s meet and showed improvement the next day before slipping again.
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Manny
Hotel Belmont
Jack Meolin
Martinsburg
Br. Heelan
Engles Nism
Hagerstown Acre
Trev
Albert A. Smith
Mr. Heelan
Celac
J. A. Downin
G. D. Spolding
Heelan
Hagerstown
Busineeg
Falrimont
W. Vin
Beltertes
Westminster Firemen Contest Crowns Event At Maryland Ground
Firemen contest at Westminster drew about 4000 spectators on Fair Ground Sunday afternoon. Highlights include Association, Westminster, Midland and Chambersburg in the drill and hose relay events with Go Waynesboro and Shenandoah teams earning top times but incurring penalties. The event ran late as hoses snagged and some runs were rerun, with penalties affecting final standings.
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Jong Ieet
Maryland
Westminster
H&l
Waynesboro
Wieentla Ang
Shenandoah
Bolus
Accaia
Gap Wills
Chambersburg
Ial Gous
Infant Child of Wyald the Bead
Fragmentary notice describes an infant child of Wyald the Bead and William Attorour, with unclear dates and details about medical procedure. Readable bits mention Satam Aves and Friday but lack coherent events or outcomes. The garbled text provides no verifiable names beyond those two, limiting factual summary.
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Wyald
William Attorour
Satam
Pale
Tyne
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