18 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
A jumble of local items notes and anecdotes covering court house doings marriages obits and community chatter. Fragmentary phrases mention governors and meetings words about a circus and a building boom with reflections on aging and health and a tragic death of Julia Chik in a bicycle incident.
A garbled OCR note describes a farmers model vehicle on Broadfording road near Luling. It claims a price around 1700 dollars with a rolling, alloy wheel setup and a new tire arrangement. The text implies a sale or valuation but remains unclear on precise details.
Jon Bubol, the Voyity sheriff, resigns from the post amid internal troubles. He cites misconduct and plans to seek medical treatment before a future career move.
County tax collector Minghany on Molloy, Bowler handling city taxes with a 6 percent discount for timely payment. Transfers list payments from Jeanorth to Bhamk and others. Property sale mentions land at Chariton valued at $7,000. Mary Phanggte shows interest on Machanta and Mitel Ste.
Tatty ttvanelt cautions readers after feared incidents at a local area named Bowth So. Fe told Nanteitla about yesterday event, Parana te warns of further danger as the community braces for possible consequences.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local fishing scene in Ahopheeda town with names William Bicheau and Tol Maylor appearing. The readable portion suggests a narrative about a procession or event near a table in a market setting, mentioning a pot and a note about rotwen with A llea banat.
Chaotic scene as Roosevelt forces clash with Taft supporters over temporary voting rules at the Republican National Convention. Police guard galleries and entrances while delegates debate rule validity and holdouts threaten deadlock amid tense, partisan thermals.
Unclear fragment references a place named Maéarcoraburg and a peat field discovery. No verifiable persons, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are readable.
Reports describe a switch mishap and freight car collision at a Union Bridge yard near the N J Goraieh Son Camps in Woalmbinter. Harvey Brown, a conductor, and several workers were injured. two freight cars derailed and damaged nearby shops and a trolley line. Emergency crews tended to the injured and officials prepared for repairs and possible rebuilds.
Captain Cooksey of the Second Stars and Bastient of Ure Confederacy fame died after a derailment near Baltimore during the war era. He was born in Ann Atindol County 67 years ago and later served as a conductor on the WM. Tull Way. Survived by widow Minty Anna M. Cooksey and two daughters. Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday morning with citywide mourning notes.
In a garbled report, preparations are underway for a Saturday evening festival in Magleville Carnet Gital with planned concerts and community events. Officials pledge safety and coordinated services for attendees as organizers announce staffing, food, and entertainment details.
The report lists prize winners from a local engine contest. Walter Revell and AVAL adel are named among those honored, with others including Cea and the 35 in Bold entry noted for a notable performance. The wording is garbled but preserves the key names and recognition.
A local youth named Saniel Kornde won the Heyden National Competio at Obteue, edging rivals in a decisive display. The event featured Hoonsborn competitors, with Goliad doorkanper and Hale timora among notable entrants, while a roadside car mishap briefly interrupted the program.
A Boonsboro man, Joan Po Irwin of 800 Me Mercury Street, was assaulted by five thieves near the Washington Monument in Baltimore Whetrey. They robbed him of his chain and wallet as they fled, with two suspects later identified by a witness. Police are investigating and seeking the attackers.
Fragmentary entry cites building permits for street repairs at Lenent and Maverry with names including Menon and Wishtogtan. It also references a divorce proceeding involving Ghaton He and Myork wa embed Gay, with Pay through anh Byorter and a long past court route. The garbled text mentions WG Auphabaugh and Provgect St.
Vorvingern Lee has been named to lead the railroad safety department in Washington DC. Merrigsaefi bad ag Beoat, with prior experience in worker safety, will oversee new procedures and enforcement actions to reduce accidents.
A Pittsburgh Carnegie Museum exhibit features O J Glerry Hea and a vast collection of antique pistols from over 100 makes. The display includes pieces once shown at Lils sole and Eggton pale with top prices reaching 77.50 for a single item. Mr. Blerly, famed Western antique weapon collector and leader of the Averleyn Society, is highlighted as a prominent figure in the field.
Reports describe a white shirt marked with an A found drenched in blood on a freight train brake wheel near Bongack and Lionville. No body or other evidence of a crime was located, leaving the gore filled shirt’s origin unresolved. A towel was found wedged near the wheel, and investigators offered no clear explanation for the bloodied item.
On Saturday and Monday the region sweltered under extreme heat as temperatures climbed from the mid sixties in the morning to the high seventies and into the nineties by afternoon. The record heat marked the hottest spell of the season for the area with officials noting the rising temperatures.
G. P. Shillag former clerk at the Vraakin Hotel resigns by position and will move to Aucksburg to seek a slotline position after two decades in the Pratvkiin noting many friends wish him well in the new field. Station robbery at Edgemont WolL station. door broken, valuables untouched.
Local report notes a large cherry harvest near Renger villa with Morganthall claiming 2,000 quacen of fruit by Saturday. Mentions temporary supervisors and workers overseeing operations as the harvest continues into the week amid high yields and rapid collection.
A fragmented article notes a large sale at the theatre in Chuamberaburg with prices ranging from 110 to 230 dollars and a large grimaro item bringing 360 dollars, describing items as pale and oddly noted.
Fragmentary text references J W Nogley and Wy, mentions a car and yard status. Details are unreadable. cannot determine a coherent event, people, or dates from the garbled OCR.
In a contempt proceeding involving Jones Cold Store Door Co. v Jones, Judge Keedy found no contempt by Jones in several allegations. The court noted misstatements about a sign, catalogues, and wording like patented, but held the case did not prove willful deception. Jurisdiction lay with Federal courts for patent claims. costs assigned to Jones Cold Store Co.
Unttad Prasad reports from Washington that rancher Sherman will attend the football game between Washington and the Athletics with President Fatt and Servatory Knox, riding in a Pallant car alongside 26,000 fans today.
Police report a man injured and intoxication alleged after an incident near the Guy Hotel. Witnesses describe a fall from a train and a subsequent confrontation, with the assailant or bystander details unclear as authorities investigate.
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