17 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented insert lists various ads and items: Catd-Mr. Reamer McKee Bros Lawn Mowers Smithsburg Statement Common Brior P M Co Local-Ieep Cool Time Gould-Duan Diminihed Vitality Local- Don't Think Letter to Dr. Wareham Tiocal-Walek.
A jumble of aphorisms and character sketches mixes with community items from Cumberland. Mentions of Blue Mountain Rape, Mr Walter Bolanizan, gatherings in Willanport, and multiple local names hint at a serialized odds-and-ends page with editorial banter, birthdays, and civic snippets.
A fragmented newspapers item notes a father figure associated with Turmgirl during a Tuesday event. It mentions figures like Lemyperae and references to North and South regions, with hints of wines and a coming shift. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear outcomes.
A fragmentary notice requests copies of The Daily Mol and The Weekly Mails. The dates mentioned include November 27 and April 13, 1900, with an invitation to confer by leaving a note at the office. The text is garbled and reads as a request for back issues.
A whiskey theft from AWAM car near Waynesboro Saturday triggered a chase. J C Clint ton received the consignments. 39 pints and several cases missing. Officers found the car broken into and a note about a silver flag, with one suspect spotted near the railroad before fleeing. Mary Slatzer and another woman from Chambersburg were arrested on burglary charges tied to stealing goods valued at 225 dollars. They denied the charge. later witnesses said they were seen together in Martinsburg streets. Mary Kennedy, a night walker, was arrested and later released after posting bail.
The GV engineer J Dallas J Palle Fray, a well known local figure, died Saturday morning near Chambersburg aged 83. He was born near Upton and leaves behind relatives including Joly Fray of Winnebago. Funeral arrangements are pending in Greencastle.
WU Dever Pavilion owner Charles Copes plans a dancing Tig on the Big LET at Willimms bert. Workmen build a road from the street line to the pavilion site as improvements proceed ahead of a fourth of duty event.
A damaged telegraph from Williamsport reports the river rising and overtopping banks below town. Heavy rains in upper Potomac cause flooding in Conocochauunity and Antietam areas while Bass fishing prospects fade due to the deluge. Local notes mention train issues, pigeon sightings, and weather-related wear on roads and curves across several communities.
A garbled notice mentions coal and a local supporter offering twenty five cents in place of Woets, with June six as a date and questions about how they would proceed. It also lists additional subscriptions for the Mili Tuctare project from several named donors, and notes a young Maverstowe musician Reginald Ball will perform at a benefit in Ureoncastle on a Wednesday evening.
Mrs TE Winds of Beulah Pennsylvania announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Ellany Beth to Peyton Puraes of Everest formerly Hancock. The ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday June 20 at naan with invitations issued.
Peter I acting as attorney for Syquirencdo states executor Vesta Lowe declared a matter. Vergugon was recommended as a committee. Estate valued at about $1,200, with details unclear and no final settlement recorded.
Road maintenance plans for the county appear as an appointment to view for road deterring duties near the 3800 block, with mentions of Henderson township and a 3,000 pound figure said to be involved. The quarterly distribution of the poll tax is noted, along with school funds totaling 6,505.05. Two cows were killed by lightning belonging to Joseph Norst, Mason & Dison, and several other items appear in the damaged text.
A fragmented narrative narrates a couple's elopement style wedding scene in Martinsburg. The groom and bride, described with vivid features, depart from a Cupid and Weyley meeting to Pitduzer Park where a preacher awaits, as onlookers press forward and a wedding tour concludes with a joyful, if chaotic, exit.
An officer and lieutenant challenge a mail's claim of an adjusted tangie and addressed Mr Miller about $1147 not turned over. They object to the statement of adjustment and say the storm box still bears scrutiny. The masters are expected to adjust six rights without further delay.
Sermon delivered by W Spangler Kieffer and D D. at Zion Reform Church during a baccalaureate service for high school students. Attendees included teachers, trustees, and school officials from two schools, with choral support by a special choir.
Fragmentary OCR recounts the death of Dorothy Boswell, aged three, during Saturday night in Williamsport after an illness. The report notes the child was part of a traveling party and mentions parents from Beheimend arriving in Williamsport last week.
Investigation found numerous live carp in lowlands of Sylvester Flanders farm near Hangock after recent high water. He placed wire around the area to capture carp weighing up to rap 158 pounds each, with carp and other fish recovered by running them downstream.
Kerr Ben William Kelly, tenant on F. W. Mish farm fourteen miles west of Ashton, died at 8 on Sunday morning from paralysis aged about seventy. Survived by wife and several children in Cleayspring district and nearby towns. funeral Tuesday with services at Mennonite church. Local notices mention property issues and community events as readers recall the late resident.
Saturday a deputy escorted Wivey to Rexvurelnay while Finn diner paretiay FS persons went by toe HU. Dr King Life Pills promoted as health cure, sold cheap at Bent Warehiura Chy Pharmacy and The Central Drig Co.
The text lists numerous visitors and acquaintances across Washington streets and nearby towns. Names include Mr GW Thaber, Miss Bvt Wiehel, Mr Tacob Alvett, Mrs Saund Haston, Mrs Tokn Danvndsan, Mr Vinceotanmisin, Dr A, Mrs Gorge Bensavily, Mr McCardell, and others visiting family members, college attendees, and local residents. The narrative gestures at social calls, travel between Philadelphia, New York, and Martinebury Me, with mentions of kin and friends from various locales.
Fragmentary obituary notice for a local resident Tito Infant san of te and G. King formerly of the city. Mentions a Sunday tying at Prenton Nd and interment at the family's convenience. Friends received word. incomplete details and stray names appear in the damaged text.
A garbled OCR item describes a Saturday incident involving Joseph's Academy and Banittsburg, mentioning Baltimore travel, a conductor, and a misread warning about a clog. The piece alludes to a train or tram scenario with names like Linniitisburg and Bucky Ridlae but lacks coherent details.
The fragment references Jay Litter of 5 Win Street and mentions a rare Confederate autist material, with notes about keeping items for release and a figure named Francis Montas. The text is garbled, but hints at a small historical notice involving individuals, places, and archival items.
Memorial service held Sunday for deceased members of Cushulig Benevabnb Legion. Attendants included Butler Habbin and two pallbearers. services conducted at St. Mery’a Cathedral. Names listed include Pic Fitzgerald Chaelus Ddh ho Bdware Moore and John McAvasy.
Week ending diasothe report from Post OMes at Hagerstown lists several entities and brief items including Guar akin WwW Tat Mee Kalohinisan Mra Hindu Wiclee and Marler. The text appears garbled but preserves names and locations for potential local notices and brief mentions.
Fragmentary text shows Priehs Diary details and Clyde Fitch at Carlet with musical production mentions by Ausse Rivertt at the Lyceum Thestr. Interspersed are shop ads for Dreyer resin waterproofing and Organs and pianos at Orilway’s Music Store, urging quick purchases.
A chaotic report notes a Saturday game between Hebrews and Ge Tuitled’s team with a final score unclear. Read Langent and Ty Richard Boy appear among players. mentions Mrederion pitching and upcoming lineup at Madeburg.
Fragmentary report notes talks of a dine ty ure cloacturea by Peru pitak Gohias BE Fink concerning Migwileww Mt rey road and Chimnberstare Apirit with 15 wikberity years mentioned. It hints at plans to route via Shippensturg and Chambersburge to Hagerstown, but details are opaque.
In a curious case a man named Fenny Can Backs Seventeen years geout, WW. lybor shaped his Mitiads upon a penny and, wave it owt in chawna wish but the Stightvet expectation of ever seeing the coin again. The other day he wes sur prised by the penny tiring sg at his dimine room in Conk fee and he w Welconesd Tb Like we Longe lost felony.
A collage of garbled phrases hints at music theatre elements. References include a tenor, recitative, concert terms, and stray lines about a parrot and a king, all presented in a fragmented, OCR-like sequence with uncertain names and titles.
A chaotic bout at Bie Maucritta show in Martinsburg drew crowd disruption as the jury awarded a controversial outcome. The contestant suffered injuries and was carried from the ring while officials struggled to restore order.
Incomplete OCR text hints at a CHL incident or tale with fragmented names and phrases. Readable items mention a possible attack or claim, but core facts remain unclear and unnamed individuals are partially obscured. Further restoration needed for clarity.
Fragmentary text suggests Paige Tevitter Hail involved in a foundry setting with misread names and actions. Readers glimpse mentions of a head injury and a character named Lia Coes, with garbled phrases about winning and dressing, though details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a family, a wedding, and a trip to Philadelphia. Names and details are unreadable, with several misspellings and partial phrases, making precise facts unavailable.
Fragmentary OCR text describes health issues including fever, nervous symptoms, debility, and a claim of relief or treatment at Warehien's City Pasitiacy and a Central ray facility. Names and places are garbled, hindering precise identification of people or events.
A damaged text fragment mentions grain sales by UR Alsay, oak water kegs, and American seytigs with references to Walek, Wahler, and Meee Brothers. The passage includes scattered phrases about selling stakes, enlarging stores, and water products to avoid loss, but lacks clear events or names. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Fragmented text discusses canal financing, security holders and debt, the Erie and B&O railroads, and bids for canal control. Mentions Noralizowl, Maryla nd, and legal figures, with references to stock value shifts and court interventions in a murky record.
A document outlines Sukatehan Lot VG as agent for Lajreyenne LLC to subdivide Cedar Tanus Astiitinn land. Plans include enclosing a fenced perimeter, planting shade trees, and improving the rhape milestone area.
A garbled report notes a elopement case and ongoing police actions near Greencastle. Mentions Miss Eisie Bricker age 14, High Qlies, Greta, Berlin M Witson, and a wedding tied to a larger sequence of confusing names and phrases. Observers describe a tense search, phone reports, and delayed plans amid various names and places.
A stray mixed-page snippet promotes musical gear at Ordway's Music Store with mentions of red bears and various instruments, then shifts to medicine and health claims for kidney support and cough cures. It also advertises Foley products and Hodges local druggists, plus Straw Hat and hatter items from Knox and Grove Bros.
A chaotic report recounts a fatal wreck near Fath erford with brakeman Whitan Snyder killed and twelve children bereaved, plus a flood of scattered items: price notes, church appeals, ads, and local notices about taxes, sales, and promotions. The jumble includes sports scores, medical tonics, and campaign snippets from various locales, all reflecting a turbulent postcrash week in a crowded local page.
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