05 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
1
Disjointed notice references Primaries and local ward matters. It mentions Hurley, Gruber, and several largely unread phrases about candidates, speeches, and a committee. The garbled OCR obscures clear names, dates, and actionable details.
The community of Carrobot Avenue elects Marti Chosen by unanimous vote as mayor. Local supporters credit him and past leader Honey Hill with guiding the town, while Josip Hy Martin, a bowling ally proprietor, was a competing figure in the contest.
The court reconvened after adjournment with Judge Trendeyaot presiding. Kelley Sixtonsapain al Le Hugeralawn & Yoonasro Trailway Co. faces a damage claim from Mr Buxton alleging destruction of rights of way east of Tunkstown. Trial opens with witnesses, ex-Judge W. Z. Witedubhoher and DA. Potfender Hor appearing for the defense.
State entomologist of Maryland Agriculture Caps will deliver an address on Thursday, March 1st, at Falls Hall, Clonrapring, Falloys Wall. The talk centers on fruit culture and its practical applications.
Property belonging to John Wi Petdhinn is offered for sale by Ara Alles Hollyilay. The listing covers Stile road near Bastion W and nearby routes. Terms include immediate availability and transfer upon payment. buyer risk and possession details to be arranged by Mattie of Aly Tool.
Washington marks the presidential inauguration with Windrow Wilson sworn in as president amid a mass parade spanning miles. The ceremony features a vast crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue, grand pyrotechnics, and tribute by Governor and military units, highlighting a pledge of dedication over party. The address urges unity and national service, stressing economic reform and defense of workers' rights.
An unclear report describes a Metrelgit engine jumping the trek toward the south in the late afternoon amid lacking a shore time. Details are fragmentary and names are unreadable.
A person named John Oneald acquires a lot on York Street for 2600 dollars and plans to build in the spring. The transaction details include a Will Will Buildo style name reference and a lightin criysh phrase indicating intent to erect a structure next season.
A rainrelage con waa Inne to Farvey otohusnn and Mirnulina deli, bots of Davgan.
Dr Branham Gar exposure and a collision at a machine led to the arrest of Dr Gessler who claimed an accidental switch during maintenance. Brannan was fined for unsafe operation while Gessler paid for not safeguarding the machine. Henry survived after a nonfatal incident in a factory setting with a window accident.
Fragmentary report describes a border clash involving the Ninth Cavalry. Text references Mexican forces, reinforcements or border tensions and possible casualties or equipment notes. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a historic frontier confrontation and international border issues.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hoy Mayoy Scott and Gravatt Sain TH in a disruption involving a letter fee and warnings. Mentions Winrald Scott Gravitt away and Moth Tishonin from two years ago. Text is unclear and few concrete details remain.
A fragment from a historic page notes a prudent monk defending a famed figure in Renown Hall while a debate unfolds. The remarks reference Mavet 10 and EO for aie Waele amid a volatile audience and cautious commentary on the matter.
No business was conducted at the First Yosh Company Gia meeting held last night due to the absence of a quorum. No transactions or decisions were recorded.
Mrs Emma Crow of 426 WW Myanthiy Street was taken to the hospital today for internal trouble. Dr Wares attended her and advised care.
Troopers freed the scene after a suspect robs a thief, stealing clothes and wires from cottages. The man, named John Duck, was captured near Bite Ridge and sent to court by Magistrate Spielman. Keys and other items were recovered during the pursuit and detention at a local stable.
The notice notes Wim and Wolford, and Arnold as partner, with property purchase near the West End by Locust Street, and a small store opened between retreat streets, near George Millar property on W Washington Street.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a town notice or column item naming individuals and places with uncertain details. The readable bits reference a morning event, a person named D. Ranac, and an alien enclave of OMniinda, but the text is garbled and lacks clear action or outcome.
A fragmentary item notes Bold Lots and a Row TV reference with unclear names and locations. The readable words include Bonn Vinty Aveo and pink items but lack coherent context or complete facts to form a full report.
Washington noon announcement lists ten appointees to serve in President Wilson’s upcoming four years. Brandeis of Nebraska named Secretary of State. McAdoo of New York Secretary of the Treasury. Garison of New Jersey Secretary of War. Theynnts of Tennessee Attorney General. Burleson of Texas Postmaster General. Daniels of North Carolina Secretary of the Navy. Lane of California Secretary of the Interior. Hobson of Missouri Secretary of Agriculture. Redfield of New York Secretary of Commerce. Whison of Pennsylvania Secretary of Labor.
A Washington to Rockville excursion train carrying 222 men and 59 women faced delays and discomfort on the 77 mile trip. Passengers described fatigue, shoe loss humor, and fatigue from the lengthy journey while criticizing the railroad for poor accommodations despite a regular $3 round trip fare. The voyage, with engines swapped and a final leg to Weverton, highlighted the era’s travel strains and public interest in the inauguration event.
An aged figure named Willain A Neowin and a 150 year old back porel Walts are described among faded relics. The text hints at old telegraph lines and waning lineages, with minimal coherent facts but a sense of long-standing tradition and distant origins.
A. Long attorney files a modified bill in equity seeking a decree to call the estate of John Snell, deceased. Cottman damoerattlor and Nichols named as respondents in the contested suit.
A chaotic account describes a derailment near Clearaphrig on the Marah pike with a damaged arm and severed fingers. Victims include Leonard Seville and Harvey Baville. responders and agents are named, plus details of the crash involving a desce ng machine blade and ensuing train halt near Franklin Street and Liberty Street.
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