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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
5
A fragmentary report describes a spring observance with references to Banwol Hoa nay and Welty. It notes a debate over a local creek dispute, mentions a Magons WiGrenh Akesatratehed ceremony, and highlights musical performances by Carl Fisher and others. An event in July is referenced with a crowd and awards for Maylow and Moyd, indicating a community gathering with performances and recognition.
A fragmented OCR item notes Crawford Automobily Works displaying a 1918 model two with features not fully legible. The brief hints at a new car design and manufacturing progress, suggesting an emphasis on innovation and production effort during that period.
Cloyd Byron Bender pleaded guilty to bigamy before Judge McCarrell in Dauphin County Court. He claimed innocence on the perjury charge, but the court dismissed that charge while reserving sentence on bigamy. A merciful petition from local residents and business leaders was presented as the court adjourned for further action.
A damaged OCR note describes plans for a 40 foot high observation tower on High Knob near Waynesboro Maryland. The contractor is chosen and construction expected soon with daily access for two watchers who will ascend to observe surrounding land and provide a view extending roughly ten miles aiding fire surveillance.
At a Bay Association meeting resolutions were adopted urging Ar. Win. AO. Bercemon of Cunt. Verland for appointment to the Court of Appeals of the Fourth Judicial District and to communicate to the president of the United States for the appointment to a higher position. The resolution was argued by Wy Nouky, president, and Levin Stonwirikor, secretary.
Mr and Mrs Joann Cowhp and their daughter plan to move to Makington to become residents of the Partner Brewing Co. area. The daughter, Miss Proda, is noted as a talented pianist with many friends, while the family will stay ten days as guests with Mr and Mrs Tow Mepuer before departure.
A lively runaway occurred on South Potamutc street around 4 pm when the Singer Sowing Mashine Co delivery wagon failed to stop at a store, skidded, and wrecked near the Whatkow. The horse bolted and the wagon was badly damaged. no one was hurt. Excitement followed the incident.
Clifford Bayder a diver for the Howl and Ladder Company endured a frightening incident with a folding bed. He nearly suffocated as the mechanism toppled, sending him to the floor while colleagues scrambled to help and restore him.
The Bathany Church congregation opposes an invasion by Sol ua amimmicodt Ly Attorney Btrumahan who seeks to delete the petition of Tontle Potter for a teamuter in the Menno 10 Moventh. The case appears tied to a writ of error and the Supreme Court mapping, with Allens turned down and a proceeding dated March 20.4.
Incomplete OCR text mentions a hotel incident with killings. details unclear. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable.
A sensational 19th century report describes the disappearance of Martin Kinsel of Fis Pao near seven yorka aps. A way bill for his boat RL Phe Waybill was found at Cumberland by Harvey White while work on a new wharf at Victor Gushwae Sons was underway. The case prompted a major community stir as theories suggested robbery and murder with Kinsel’s body potentially dumped in the Potomac river, fueling weeks of public unease and speculation.
The petition seeks 700000 in bonds to fund improvements. The P S C heard the matter and a decision favorable to the parent company is anticipated. The plan involves structural property transfers and stock adjustments connected to the W A government scheme. A final ruling is expected in a few days.
An obscure city debate features a street engineer arguing against a concrete paveing plan amid sleet and frost. The discussion centers on ground stability, base materials, and the overall necessity, with officials contending the venture may be impractical and slow in Philadelphia and surrounding districts.
In Charles Tawny and Wracculs factions dispute a county jail plan. The proposal includes securing a site near the rear of the eaurk Howse in Ghayles Town, with strong objections about cost and location.
About 65 year old Fraderick of Kenvy Dae reportedly attempted self harm by swallowing poison after leaving the Arlington Bar. He walked toward the nemex where he drew a vial from his pocket and swallowed a dose. He was taken to Hee Ulty Hospital for treatment.
Vague OCR fragment mentions a presentation of a gold watch to Allan Powell after long service in a home setting, with references to a judge and preparatory services. The text is garbled, limiting precise details about date, place, and event.
The Monterey Hotel in Hancock faces insolvency as Miller and co. are indebted to Sturn, Holgovtan, Kiefer, and others totaling thousands. A March 3 writ by Sturn Co. targets the hotel assets and a bankruptcy risk looms with creditors pursuing claims.
Two workers and a bystander were injured in separate incidents. A machine at Wurnlite Factory trapped a worker's hand, causing lacerations. Preston Miller tended the injured man. James Tucas, a Hermanahoe bartender, was struck by a warded engine at Madison Ave, escaping serious harm. Lucas, leaving his shop, was hurled by an approaching engine, suffering severe bruises and unconsciousness before medical aid arrived.
Members of Anton Lodge 1.0.0. I will hold a supper in Goddard's Hall this evening. The report states the supper will be served by wives and daughters of the members. The meeting will continue with election and remarks as the lodge plans improving the lodge.
A new pipe organ will be installed by the Moller Company at Strathmore church, with an estimated cost around $2,000. County commissioners plan to make transfers for the project, and local residents Chas A Allen Travancington and family are scheduling visits and arrangements at Foltz Street.
Forty two railroad firms including the Frederick Railroad and Hagerstown lines move toward consolidation. Stockholders from Frederick, Western Maryland, Myersville, Catoctin and allied interests will vote Saturday on an agreement that creates a merged entity with $5,995,060 in stocks and mortgage bonds. Meetings begin at 10 a.m. in Frederick and 9 a.m. in Gavaniette, with other votes in Myersville and Hagerstown to follow.
A confused fragment reports Charles W. Shade and John B. Shade in Harrrishire plotting a hasty match with Laura Tranch at Hagerstown. The piece mentions a secret wedding tied to a Gretna Green style elopement, with a certificate dated nearly a year ago and linked to the Rillett Pinker company affair.
Fragmentary notes show Lloya Wilkinson and Bry Anderson clashing over timing and location for a proposed hire. Anderson wants to meet at the Lyte while Wilkinson claims Lycouns were set for the festal event, leaving the plan unsettled and opaque.
A Baltimore merchant named Alex Amatrong of Hagoratown is reported to have taken possession of a cottage on Hilton Street this summer. The action concerns a dispute over ownership and involves local parties as the case unfolds in court records.
The report details a local mishap involving Old Bill De Buzz and Mrs Shade in Worcester. A man in the city, G. Vo tretgtt, reportedly caused a fainting event and injury during the week, with authorities tracing a weight-related accident.
New restaurant venture at 1 K Barber on West Washington Street prepares to open for business. Owner Miller hopes to attract steady customer demand in a bustling district.
Joseph Domer arrested by Officer Sailte on larceny charge of $2 in a case at Hancock, Louts Masten, and George Leng involved. reported on a Friday at a local room scene with a billiard table incident and a threatened wager.
Fragmented OCR item notes a person named Chila Gregory traveling to Harrisburg to see Joe Sam wen formerly of the city. Mentions a new awning and tax front of J. Hatt store, with unclear context about Martinty erecting or an aunt.
The readable fragment discusses local political issues, a proposed rotation at Land Tent and street improvements. It mentions opposition to a faster power plant and references city officials, the mayor, and a trolley poll. It notes machine markets and street conditions, with debate over costs and a proposed vote and city actions.
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