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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
4
SATURDAY MARCH 15 1902 includes ADVERTISEMENTS with vntermane Day Troy Laur 22s Dispensary and Cee To Lasc P Lseals Ordy. The entry highlights a local sales or service listing appearing in the New Today section.
Fragments from a Williamsport page report civic chatter and small-town events. Trolley bell orders clash with wreck debris at Artizan and Potomac. local births, birthdays, and marriages surface amid letters, petitions, and a habeas corpus case.
A jumble of items notes trains carrying cinders from Martinsburg for track repairs on B&O lines amid high waters. Marriage licenses issued for Clinton Jennings and Rachel Brown of Brownsville and Lester E. Stoner with Mabel Crim of Waynesboro. A bridge accident at Antetam sees Simon Cropper rescue attempts. Frank Witmer presented with a capon by Dr Garger. weights and values noted in Hagerstown. Delegates from St Paula M B church listed for Laymen’s Association meeting in Baltimore. White Pine Expectorant advertised for coughs and throat troubles at 106 N Potomac St.
A large Newfoundland belonging to David Eckstine attacked neighbors John Snyder and Perry Beckley and his son between Half Way and Williamsport. Snyder was bitten multiple times, Beckley killed the dog with an axe after a ferocious escape attempt, and Snyder required medical care for severe wounds.
Mrs Marsare hosted a jetavs party at 185 NW Canyon Ave cave 2 jailing night one. A fine dinner was served. Attendees included Mrs Harp Mrs Jane McCauley Mrs Grey Mrs Caleb Hoover Mrs Ano Hoover Mrs Cage Mrs Ida Shilling Mars Bovey Mrs John Grey and Mrs M Bershaer.
Rev. T. J. Yos, pastor of Bb Pasis Lutheran in Cambeleod, is out of charge due to splits and trouble in the church. He declined an offer to lead the seceding Godk, saying he has a family to support. He faces shortages including an empty fowl barrel, a bin without coal, and clothing needs, and suggests a younger man may be suitable.
The Williamsport Methodist church congregation contemplates purchasing the adjoining lot for a Saturday school chapel site.
A 19th century-style advert warns that pre exertion tiredness signals low vitality and declining health. It urges sufferers to start Hood's Sarsaparilla immediately, claiming it renews strength and tonicity.
A defective coupling caused a west of Sleepy Creek freight wreck beyond Bedington injuring Conductor Wilhelm and two brakemen from Winchester, with one engine crew member hurt. An eastbound freight derailed near Limcairn scattering wheat. five thousand bushels lost. Airline tensions, ship shipments, and local notices also appear amid scattered updates on school and local affairs.
A pound party hosted by Annie Hart at Mr and Mrs George Harsh residence Summer At last evening featured games and music with refreshments served.
A history examination was given to the sixth grade at Antietam School. The highest weekly attendance averages were 97 percent in rooms led by Missey Parks Humrihhouse Martin and Albert. Each room will display the banner for a day or more.
An old ad-like note touts staying home to quell the grip and taking Chambrlain Cough Remedy. It claims many who used it recovered and notes Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Store sell it.
Citizens warn against handing the Tome Light plant to its enemies. They argue foresight saves the enterprise from political ruin and urge continued nonpartisan management toward completing the project. They fear mockery if supporters claim the venture cannot succeed.
A local editorial argues the coming mayoral race in Hagerstown centers on municipal lighting and the city electric plant. It defends Mayor Schindel's administration as satisfactory, warns against replacing him with untested Bojzapfel, and urges taxpayers to back the incumbent to avoid costly, inexperienced governance.
Multiple death notices from the Heath Is St region report Alexander Steen dying of paralysis at age about seven, with a first stroke a year ago and a third stroke this morning. funeral at St Paul’s on Monday. Also Franklin Digga dies at seven, four and a half, from a disease complex after a month’s illness. survived by wife and four children. Catharine M. Primrose dies at 30 o’clock Friday at Washington Square from pneumonia, survived by two children, Coleman and Anas, with church ties and local relatives listed. Additional notices include Bertha Peacher at the Orphans’ Home, Mrs. Catharine Cook’s funeral in the afternoon, and James Henry Hamilton’s service Friday evening. several pallbearers noted and family connections listed.
Miss Adabelle Laib of Beltimore visits Miss Cotte Valentine in this city. Miss Electa Zeigler visits grandmother Mrs Zyaline Hollingsworth in Smithsburg. Mrs Howard G. Lynch of Keedysville and Miss Elsie Kinstrey of Richmond visit Mr Joi Lynch and family in Boonsboro. Mr Jacob Young spends the week at home. Miss Mollie Hager of Eakle's Mills visits the Easle family in Elizabethtown. Miss Carrie Wills called to Bedford PA by a sister's illness. Mr and Mrs S N Wesley return from their wedding trip. Mr Martin W Eskle visits Union Bridge. Mr Joan Ankener of the People's National Bank is sick. Miss Fraces Wieger of Greencastle visits this city. Mrs Tilman Mongan visits sister Mrs Charles Pittenger in Greencastle. Mr E M Field of Paris Otto visits John Handall. Miss Lea Eckis of Williamsport visits her aunt Mrs Margaret Dodd in Cumberland Elton PA is home. Bogus
Widow Mary Stine living on South Mountain amid a summer colony wrote threatening letters to David Lyon of Washington and a summer home on the mountain. Police have taken her into custody as the case unfolds. Rumors place Bishop Dubs of Chicago in consideration for a U.S. consul post to Germany, with the appointment reportedly authorized by President Roosevelt.
City creation supervisors met to appoint judges and tally clerks for the municipal election on Monday, Marca l. Ward allocations list judges and clerks by ward and polling places: Ward 1 Chemical Hall, Ward 2 Acti etham Hall, Ward 3 J Spielman room, Ward 4 Bershners room, Ward 5 Grober’s room near American House.
A reader-friendly roundup lists Sunday worship schedules for multiple churches. First Cal Southwestern prescribes morning and evening services with Sunday school at 9:30. Zion Reformed and St Pauls M E share service times, while First Baptist and First Brethren post morning and evening preaching, Sunday school, and midweek prayer. A.M. and choir events are noted for St Pauls A B and others, with special musical offerings and evangelistic services announced.
Chas Grossuickle reports strong poultry returns for February from 838 hens with 107 defections and 106 dozen sold at 24 cents per dozen. Revenue totals $2540 with costs $679, leaving a balance of $75.42.
Mrs Edward Brrco entertained the Whist Club at Williamsfort and served refreshments. Mrs J T Richards and Miss Grace Borger were awarded prizes this day.
Alston Jones of near Harper's Ferry was assaulted and is described as in a critical condition. The case, involving Wa. end Elbert Lay warle, will be reopened and tried at Leesburg according to reports.
The market features eggs at 12 cents a dozen with some sellers asking 15 cents for large lots. Apples range 29 to 40 cents per peck. Butter prices around 25 to 30 cents. Lettuce from home gardens shows strong demand at 5 and 10 cents. Four permits sold. Local stores tout bargains on beds, floors, phonographs, and seed stocks. Potomac Street postings advertise Michigan Clover Seed and various grasses at low market prices with seed sower listings and a note on printed telegraphic gear.
Fragmented text notes candidates for sheriff and constable replacing Mes and Oliver with Geo MECy Ridenour and Harry Naille. Ad copy touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach relief, with local drugstores Ware ham City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Store. Travel tickets to Charleston fair offered via W M R and Merchants Transport, price $2120, good through June 1902. Also mentions Crystallized Rock and Are remedy sold by Cah & Marx at 4143 North Johnston Street.
Voters are urged to reelect Shel for mayor, praising his economy, nonpartisanship, and dedication. The notice commends his public service, willingness to seek citizen advice, and efforts during winter hardship and the Home Light project, portraying him as approachable and devoted to the public good.
Repair work on the Yerkon Canal and the C and O system has been stopped for several days due to high water in the region. The situation affects continued maintenance plans and regional water flow, with authorities monitoring levels and awaiting safer working conditions.
Probate records show Susan Starleper’s vast will yielding executorship to Abram Groff. Administrators Samuel Poffenberger and Rezin Fisher settle multiple accounts. estate valued between 15 000 and 13 000 with life interest to the widow and remainder to heirs. dated February 26, 1902 with witnesses Theodore Welty and E Mstrer.
Fragmented ad-like text describes cough remedies from Chamberlain and Foley, promotes Lester piano quality, laundry services, furniture store sales, and counterpanes being laundered on Counterpane Day. Mentions various local shops Wereham's City Pharmacy The Central Drug Store Troy Laundry Main's Furniture Co and McKee Brothers.
EIBES EP HOCH praises a Newport Kentucky brewery cut from a historical narration. The piece notes the Brewery god brewmaster, a bock beer of high quality, and references large shipments to Manila. It mentions a friendship with Martin Cesare and a wide distribution across the southern states.
The ad extols the Crown piano for its full musical tone and color unique to the instrument. It praises material and construction, touts handsome Crown styles, and notes Tessonsble prices and easy terms through Ordway's Music Store. Also contains unrelated medical and toothpaste-like content and a Counterpane Day mention.
Advertising copy proclaims Aruews Little Liver Pills as a cheaper, more effective remedy. It claims to cure Sick Headache Biliousness and stomach irritations with doses costing one cent, available at Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Store.
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