19 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary classified items show want ads and sales mentions. Names such as Schwarty and C. H. Eyerly appear with local products and a remark about hot weather tests.
A garbled reading of local names, weddings, licenses, shootings, and community notes. Mentions Reeder Myers wedding at Chambersburg, Henry W. Bikle winning prizes, landslide near Patowac county, marriage licenses, scholarships, and various town anecdotes.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a proposed agreement between two telephone concerns, the Dry Raw and Maryland ring, involving interconnection, payment terms, and shared use of pole arms. Details are garbled, but imply a cross-system linkage and subscriber rights to a main line via a stippled charge, with stations near Stwizard.
The mayor signals a veto of the new Chambersburg trolley line franchise while offering an olive branch. A council session may lead to amendments that reconcile the old and new franchises. Community figures hope a speedy settlement, with the road planned from Chambersburg via Greene Township to Waynesboro and beyond under a Greenstone Street Railway umbrella.
The wedding of Mose Cox and Clinton Cox was held at noon today at the bride’s home in Sharpabuzz. The ceremony featured flower decorations, pink attire, and a reception with refreshments served by local maids. The couple then departed for Washington, with clergy Rev L C Bueller and others in attendance and guests traveling from nearby cities.
The Misieal Club was entertained by Mia d A Munter at her Reynolds Avenue home last night. Attendees included Mr. Hamilton Mrs. Woodward Miss Myron Mr. Barter and Mr. Stetley.
Mrs Qhas and Webb of C. hosted a progressive dinner party with fish courses to honor Mrs Gaspert and Bauchter of Philadelphia. The prize winner was Mrs Wo Yo Ban hoa, with Mrs Win. b. Janette securing first prize. two other participants were Mrs DF Hawer and Janette securing second place.
Clarence Steves was arrested by Deputies Barber and Rowland for larceny from the house of J. Rush Neely near Dry Rao. The daylight robbery occurred Sunday a week ago. A suspect linked to the money was tracked to Hewes at Hevon's tannery. Steves faces a Friday hearing on larceny and carrying concealed weapons charges.
An officer records enlistment of Jeln tl Davies and Lawrence Churseltons private at Comayny Bonu enlistees for first sergeant Ioahn WF sud Heigaies Baad and Noctis Van Dike. The document lists Capt Pisher and Comptia H Matter as officials approving the private assignments.
Part of the Election Supervisors meet today to appoint county registers. Few changes expected as some registers have moved or been removed from districts.
A damaged OCR fragment notes how weather and strain affect people, claiming endurance, strength, and appetite impact. It mentions Hooda Barsapardap as a tonic that supposedly strengthens the blond and revives tired feelings, amid low spirits from fatigue.
The Haverstown Mail reports a fierce ag agitation led by AGA Moe wile, accusing amesenile figures of nefarious plots. The piece notes incendiary language and calls for action amid a tense climate in Hogethtown and nearby areas.
Trustees of Wee Muaugans title school Meser Tsanc Kyser Lee Bink ley and W im Maugans appeared before the County Commissioners Thursday seeking about 1500 dollars for a new funding at that place. The School Board planned a new building at Maugansville but needed the full appropriation. Commissioners approved several bids and funds as inspectors weighed the project.
A garbled note reports a theft involving a $33 value drug deal and dangerous stakes. It mentions a dealer and the fate of a person depending on the quality of a substance, with references to a Times-style source and a second attempt for another try.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hyyee Bene F, Bailey Goddard and Samuel Te fever capturing wader Me eleatria, a lewse of the elator dae family, and a collection by Goddard. Mo Goudard noted as an mrmgyne Hiidowist of Hstag fame.
A chaotic report from Cape Pisherof io details a strange incident involving a cat near Foundry et and a lightning man fight. Local officials including Capt Fisher and Col Lowy discuss campaign plans amid rumors of a wall toss and vengeance over six spring chicks.
Telegram to Mrs. D. Snyder Highet announces the death of her father Chas. Dorn of Kansas on Monday evening. He formerly lived here. Mrs. Snyder also leaves one sister Mrs. Snell and a brother Frank, both of this unity.
The Healing las ias trouble along its line with persona who made it a practice of tiring coal from gore that were being bent empty to the cost regions. Delitions pigned by 1obd citizens were aided Up, ueking an suspension of euntehee.
W a taken for Kelbeyag sink several weeks acu. Waa sent ly Che truttees ta flienda and Tarrishory. ile Vad about renaverend.
A decipherable fragment notes a June start related to Risuling and Hotel Weil Govern, mentioning medical care for a person or unit with a GRE effect and healing indicators. Details are unclear, but the text references ramming of an unspecified object and a WAL related term.
A fragmentary notice describes a poisoning incident connected to Bath with unclear details. Names and places appear garbled, but the report notes a person named Mr. Daviers and a linkage to a facility or street in Wich. Further confirmation needed to establish full facts and timeline.
Poor readable OCR text shows mention of death, cucumber lingas, tonal norms, and cheap rates, with scattered fragments including reference to a dealer and a price tag. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or entities to identify.
An OCR rich fragment lists numerous names and domestic scenes from Williamsport and nearby towns. It mentions visits by Misses, Mrs and Master households, hospital operations, and travel to Ballane and Pittsburgh. The text mixes dates and places with many unreadable segments yet preserves a web of community ties and daily life.
A Baltimore report details a night of alleged whiskey thefts with multiple suspects named, including Davie Smart and Conddorar Wy Donatneh ail as aides. Police and bail hearings follow, with arrests for assault and forgery and further hearings planned as officers pursue leads across the city.
A wagon pulled by Shyeg horses of Gurdon failed near a mill, tipping into an embankment. The driver and passengers escaped with non fatal injuries as bystanders assisted. Mary Deakin’s building was damaged and the wagon crew sought help.
A rough OCR fragment reports multiple injuries from a street accident on Folin Street. Names, ages, and precise details are unclear, but references to broken bones and an ankle injury suggest a collision or fall involving several individuals.
The Wheelmen's Meet slated for July 2 aims to rally cycle racers for record attempts and showcase top riders. Officials from Clifton Wheelmen of Baltimore plan events at Poly Boab and nearby venues, with prizes and standings outlined for league members and participants.
The brief text references a legal appearance by Mrs Wan and T Hamdison with vague ties to Adams county. Mentions a man of means, July wheat work, and intent to use his oldest daughter after death. A Baptist Miss Hether South and hospital notes hint at medical care and a nerve-related operation.
Waterloo pitcher Matthewson, of the Gettyscolggo club, was touched for four hits and eight bases total in a rough showing at Chicago on Saturday. He relied on straight balls as Catcher Warner handled the plate, but the erratic delivery limited his effectiveness despite a better showing by Hiwy.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Onlsay's Mumia Sinre and The Central Dragon. References a new drama with eighteen characters by Min ne G Smith, interspersed with wit, warsh, and recitations for Evangelical church aid. Event dated June 20, 19M, benefits organ fund. invites attendance.
Mr Godfrey A Goeta of We Baltimore writes to The Misil akating Dial opposing the linking of Dbestiect by the treaty people. He argues many claim travel will harm business and cautions that the street is not the place to give away property or rights to others.
Captain Michmand Pearson Babson of the Navy delivers an address to cadets at dinner time at University Glen, Kin, La, speaking on plans, duty, and national service amid wartime conditions. The event underscores training, discipline, and allegiance during a challenging period.
Pen Mar Council will meet Thursday evening July 20 at 7 40 for Royal Avenue Day ceremonies. Members and invited guests will celebrate with a program and refreshments. Vendors plan sales to clear stock and prevent theft during the event, with scattered references to store clearouts and discounts.
Mrs Maud Kaylor formerly of Styler died at ieyersfird Pa Atco a Urielies. She is survived by her children Mrs Clara Wishand Mes duseph Grosenlekle and Mrs filag Raouin Mapleville and two daughters at Waytethona. Remains will be taken to Hatesey s church on Thaweay for in Lepr.
Fragmentary census of Atong visitors, linking Albert Dechert son of Daniel Lecter, and Albert Dechert’s townsfolk ties. Mentions Mall warrhives Civil War editor, Har rivonbury, Seeley goalies, and muddy fields. Text is garbled with many spelling errors and missing context.
A disconsolate homeless man describes his rough night on the road with garbled speech about trains, seats, and hunger. He shares a reporter overheard tale and mentions various towns and a desire for food amid confusion.
The fragmentary notice lauds a new memoir for its handsome writing and vivid scenes. It highlights the author’s reminiscences about a San Francisco or regional setting and notes mentions of respected figures and professors.
A fragmentary note from Lawrence Kansas describes a unnamed woman who recovered mobility after remedies from Wirehaim's Day Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. The account credits Etchtern Ditters and mentions kidney issues nervous prostration and faintness with a claim of a priceless blessing from the medicines.
An assortment of remarks praises Dhar Maye To and The Lester Plaie for patriotic merit and musical excellence, while advertising piano styles, home items, savings, freezers, screen doors, and hats. Mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar as relief and notes Straw Hats opening and Grose Bros offerings.
The incident near Jonatuan started by a match in a lounge, Captain Bamford and Mrs Matiford helped evacuate and extinguish the fire. Mrs Wautford dragged a legent object and contained the blaze, saving the Haven before the lounge and carpet were damaged. A man’s eyes seen as a possible cause, while the young lady noted “Lao goo eyes.”
County authorities investigate widespread clay eating among children in Cereda area. Families report kids consuming yellow clay from wrecked beds near home, up to three portions daily, causing yellow skin and droopy kidneys. An expert notes craving persists despite youth wormouts, while local officials address related disturbances and police postings.
Fragmented OCR entry mixes patent medicine claims with local notices and product pitches. It mentions Hal's Canary Cure, Beck and Delmarier sales, piano adverts, cream festival, and a secretive detective service, all dated in a bustling, transitional early market-page style. The garbled text preserves names, places, and product pitches amid unsorted lines.
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