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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
3
Local public sale items include glove sale by Lemon Bros and John GO Smith. Window watch by Toetetter's Bisters and Polack's. Oak furniture by Dr Agnew 360 Solid Oak. Creditors listed as Sufe and Diamond Ries with safe Bufer notes.
A jumbled OCR page mentions a Lutheran or Reform church synod in Baltimore this May, local clergy changes in Frederick and near Clear Spring, a warrant for Grover Fritz on alleged assault, rising street traffic, a water main project in Poundry, and assorted names including Rameel Hasseti and Annie Taomyger with scattered places like West Zod Downsville Gap Chicago and Monrovia.
A cold snap continues in Wyoming with tight temperatures and wind chills. Forecasters warn of frigid winds through tonight and into Wednesday across the state. Highs remain well below normal as residents brace for continued icy conditions.
An uneasy scene unfolded near the police station as a suspect, described with scattered phrases, was taken into custody following a burglary. Investigators recovered a yellow leather item and a collection of money, including envelopes with cash. The man, located on E Franklin Street, did not respond to questions about five suitcases.
Ro Chas Kline, who led a bid venture with his father-in-law Bummond Kavey and nephew Ral Kline, departed today over the B&O for Franklin Grove.
Smiths election held Monday at Smittsbar produced a small turnout with 24 votes cast. Ticket featured Burgess Isobel D Newman asst burgess and commissioners J D Staugh Darel J Winters and Chas Mag amid 40 opposition. Polls located at Justice Fer gueun’s office with G Bites as clerk and judge.
An old advertisement urges use of White Hiroe Expectorant for coughs bronchitis loss of voice and throat relief, claiming it is highly recommended and available at 106 North Potomac Street from druggist F. Schirrel, operating after 8.
The bureau’s state statistics show robust farm activity in our county and neighboring areas. Maryland counties rank with Washington County hosting many farms, Charles County notable acreage, and Baltimore County leading agricultural value though Allegany and Frederick show strong production. Farm ownership and urban industry traces emerge alongside notable wage earner totals and regional manufacturing shares.
In New York a man faces charges connected to a noted security or property offense. The case involves a suspected breach or misappropriation tied to a yard or facility and is under investigation by local authorities. No other details are clearly legible.
Weather shifts drove prices up from 12 to 15 cents while potatoes fell 75 cents. A mountain surplus stock declined amid drought, with U5 cents noted. Three permits were sold.
A suit filed by A and Garis against Constable D M to recover one half of a $70 fine for information in the case of J W Vaux selling to minors. The sheriff has the right to collect but a formal suit is needed to secure the money.
The first floor of the Masonic Temple housing the post office was leased by the Post Office Department for ten years at a rental of 1100 dollars per year.
Miss Lena B Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Scots Robinson of Williamsport and Mr George L Newcomer were married March 15 at the Methodist Episcopal Church Smith Wald st Pittsburg by Trev W H W Rees pastor. Bride formerly employed at UO and well known in this city. Groom from Williamsport with lucrative position in Pittsburg. The wedding was a surprise to their friends. Jennings Brown Rachel Brown daughter of Mr JE Brown Virginia and Mr Clinton Jennings Browns were married March 28 at Boonsboro. Attendants Miss Mae Edmonds and Mr J T Courtee. Reception at the groom's home.
Readers in Haverstown express call for change and recognition of sin as a moral shift. The piece compares Haverstown to Chambersburg, noting a divide between those embracing conversion and others clinging to old ways. The tone highlights regional reactions to reform.
A damaged police report indicates a young woman was insulted and faced a hearing in Waynesboro for resisting an officer. The record is fragmentary and references a related court action and a local law list.
A monster meteor was seen near Vaucluse, outside Winchester, lighting the sky with a vivid purple flash. Reports from Miss Geravia Kline and Miss Mettie Miller describe the downpour of sparks along a smoke trail for about half a minute, with the object striking the earth at a marked distance from the town.
The report notes a Ground Hog period ending February 2 with a shadow sighted as sun shone between shadows. It records snow seven times and rain eleven times, with the heaviest snow on March 5 and heaviest rain on the 13th accompanied by thunder and lightning. The first thunderstorm occurred February 28, thirteen days were clear and cold, and another thirteen days clear and warmer. The period ended Saturday with continued wind through Sunday.
War relics including pullets buckles and other items were found in a washed field along the creek on the Adam Roovie farm near Mid'down. A penny bearing the care of S90 was also picked up. The high water unearthed them.
An account describes a perilous incident where a man found his small boat up to the second story as a creek rose. He clung, jerked, and jumped, frantically alarmed, then managed to escape to the shore as waves roiled.
A fragmented notice lists a lecture titled Drish Lecture Tonight and a Patrick's Day themed recital featuring songs by Gai Treland Prof Dagies and others. It mentions Miss Florence, Richard Smith, Alex McGill Lane, and Prof Davirst with a cornet sale selection by J Grayson Las Tey.
Plans for a proposed State rite near the Maryland Naval Guard are submitted for review. The range will be modeled after the St Sea Grift in NL J, with a meeting to finalize plans soon.
Raich McCleary of Baltimore visits Mrs ML Ro Hawken. W Franklin pays three dollars. Miss Sallie Leister and Mr Branch Stonebraker have arrangements in Abs WL PL Beard's store. Mrs Wo Stom praker Summit Ave is ill with congestion of the tongue. Albert Curderman moved near Leitersburg. Mrs Solomon Sommers E North St is ill.
A Washington Post piece argues the recent Boer victory fulfills an 18th chapter Isaiah prophecy. The author asserts imperial events align with biblical predictions, presenting doctrinal interpretation as historical significance.
Eugenis Livingston Tucker famed dramatic entertainer and impersonator headlines at the Co B Armory Friday evening with harp soloist Jose F. Kinsinger, under Go. B auspices, delivering a staged program of drama and musical interludes.
Advertising copy notes Devoe gloss carriage paint for buggy use sold by Saml Emmert. Claims include higher tint weight by 3 to 8 oz, longer wear, and a gleam equal to new work.
Walter Harmon, colored, was found guilty of common assault on Charles Carter, colored, who suffered a broken arm. Costs amounted to $5, paid. Court notes include a health advert for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, sold by Warehams City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Store.
Syndicates present a complex bid for the WAT project with massive cash totals and stock offers. Washington County officials weigh a conditional proposal to fund a line from Cumberland to Hagers-town and extend coal access, while Baltimore interests push for a five line terminal and riverfront development.
Balto warns expediency is unnecessary for the Joint Committee on the Baro to slow its pace while considering recommendations. There is no need of haste as the city weighs the impact on railroad rates and financial welfare. Fisher sold 30 shares of Bank stock valued at ten dollars each, to his wife in Dakota.
Fragmentary OCR describes Broadford residents Mrs Annie Trever Barres Gir and sister, and B Wolford Buctniaings Het Travel, plus fourteen metal workers, a canal, high water, and travel in Pittsburg. A damaged sheet hints at house purchases and jet res neotly.
A fragmented obituary references Manuel Myer and Emaguel Weers of near Midlebareg and Giedalinebrmé with a son, plus Cornelis of Juida and Mrs. Benjamin Troyinger of Forge. It notes they were aged and that he was buried at Middleburz, indicating a local burial record with unclear spellings.
In 1858 and 1869 FOL Hewett of Win fed TH recalls severe grippe attacks cured by two doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He praises it for stopping coughing and claims never to have trouble with gripe again. The ad promotes Chamberlain's and other remedies sold by Warehams City Pharmacy and The Central Drop Store.
A river death is linked to Geo. B. Coch esawer a well known local figure who married in Reedysville. The deceased, a Green Castle native, studied in Washington but failed and his mind grew morbid before he leaped into the river. His son is mentioned in connection to the incident.
Fragmentary OCR text references a marriage or wedding note and a person named John, with dates hinted at March. Mentions Currie Svane and sports context appear but are unclear. The readable facts are sparse: a March date reference and two named individuals.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Fatrrer and a return or event at a grocery or store. Details are unreadable and key names are uncertain.
Charles Nicholson ex police officer of Baltimore aged 68 died at his home after a lengthy illness. He served in the force until 1892 and was married twice to Josephing Thoalis and Hattie Suede. Survived by daughter Jennie and son Arthur Ncholda of Pennsylvania, with a sister Mrs J Galvin living here. Funeral and burial details noted with arrangements in Leesport.
Mrs Albert Small and Mrs Latra Hughes complete a deal exchanging properties near Prospect Street and Auchinbaugh residence with Hughes adding about 5000 dollars. The nearby large, ornate home represents a significant investment, reflecting market activity in the area.
Text from a damaged OCR segment shows sparse details about fabrics and a market at Ryde. Names and specifics are unclear, but reference to Silk Neve Myst and veiled producers or merchants appears. The item reads as an unreliable briefing on fabric trade activity with multiple unreadable words.
A fragment from Potomac Street notes selling at lowest terms before renewal of a loan or lease. The oddly garbled entry mentions a grand seed and wind terms, with unclear references to parties and dates.
The text advertises a cure named Use Miauate Cough Cure One Minute Cure with crude claims of rapid relief for throat and breathing woes. It references a Mrs Justi of the Peace and ad copy from Wereham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Ua, all in a garbled promotional fragment.
Olivia Paterson of Coldwater Michigan writes that Life Renewer cured her long lasting illness after thirteen years of incapacity. She reports relief from nervous troubles, headaches, stomach issues, and zitlichons, praising the medicine over doctors and other treatments. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. Also note Edison phonographs with improved reproducers arriving. Stover's Bear tonight on 2-16.
A large frame house belonging to Sam Wroe on the east side of the N W railroad opposite St James station was burned between 2 and 3 this morning. The ten room dwelling and its contents were destroyed. several occupants escaped safely though the stairs collapsed trapping a man nearby. Fire equipment arrived and limited spread to adjacent property. Loss estimates not fully known.
Modern Woodmen of America camp AWARDED SANNZE in Hagerstowe Gump received the State banner for largest membership. The banner from Aupape will remain as long as other camps keep pace. Members earned dues and profits with gold tassels, while new members were added amid six applications.
The event at the master flat Antietam featured U37 couples and Mrs Berry Ryan Lester Smith winning a prize. Judges included F J Gabriel Eiw A Garver and Chester Holzapfel. W Munson was chair and Bert Miller assistant. Dancing continued to 2 percent with Clagu orchestra providing music. Si maskers participated. prizes went to Mrs Mi ba Inn Ra nkder with Belga keen among contestants.
Vague notes describe workers approaching registrars with lists tied to colored men and improvements. The text is fragmented and unclear about motives or outcomes, but references to registrars, delays, and actions around inclusion or exclusion appear.
An eclectic page fragment advertises The Easter Piano Co. instruments with claims of superior quality and pricing. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a preventive remedy for colds and pneumonia, with local druggist recommendations and shop details. The text intertwines piano manufacturing notes with medicinal advertisements and insurance rate notices.
A Maryland delegation in Congress plans to elect a Republican Congressional Campaign Committee member. George Pearre of Crabbs and Sidney Mudd of La Plata compete, with Seestor McGomas holding the deciding vote. An anecdote about meeting a familiar figure named Bill Smith is interwoven as the session ends.
An advertisement touts a piano marketed by Music Store of this region. It claims the instrument delivers a deep sweet musical tone with multiple tunable colors and styles, produced by a material said to be best. The copy promotes reliability and reasonable pricing.
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