22 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented ballot plea lists several candidates like F. Dipendall and Scharay Buchueler, with mentions of wards and local shops. The item mixes names, places, and vague references to homes and a light plant, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a 19th or early 20th century local election notice.
In Dauphin County Pennsylvania a sensational divorce case centers on C B Henden and his two wives. Judge McCarrell will hear Bentley Incontrod’s bid as four men including Bender Chis await verdicts. potential consequences include suspension of continence and possible imprisonment amid adultery allegations and a pending court action.
A chaotic exchange reveals a directors dispute as Mudorotown residents confront a power grab by a business combine. A key interview with a commission official exposes demands to limit competition and threaten huge losses, while civic defenders urge protection of the city's best interests.
Students at Getlyss Int college travel by wagon into Wayneubore yesterday morning. The trip, described as weary, ends near Was deluge with 22 Wiles and farm hensigos along the Was. The idea of home, adopted by students living in other lines, is linked to Mr Ehud and Walling Co Dalelimoge.
The long career of J M Fitzgerald I spans mining, railroad and steel trades. He held purchasing, storage and executive roles with Columbay Safidusky and Howking Railroad, Virginia and Southwestern RBR, Pitaburgl Toran Ail rail, and WAT Th Re, rising to vice presidential posts by 1912. He served in mining circles and was active in professional societies. He married in 1902 to Mth Mlekmar Afiloon of Wolx) doncont and had one son, Forbert Morton.
The court granted Grae Hy Shepley a divorce on grounds of assertion alleging seven years of marriage. The involved parties include Alusstor We asHWAlter of Gears Warner, city janitor at Rivet National Bank, with details from a peculiar local filing.
A sale of the residence and store portion of a building on Went Peanktin Street transfers to Wha Nye for 3800 dollars. Nya will occupy and the buyer will conduct the store in the present dwelling site.
The town welomes the season as Martinsbury High faces Wilkevaga at Athletic Park with Apgeuga as the host school in a football style clash.
Fragmentary garbled note shows odd ship terms and dates. Reads like scattered schedule hints and instruction clipped by OCR. Likely indicates naval jargon and timing notes without clear events or names.
A long factional list outlines candidates in the Third Ward race, with emphasis on integrity and public service. Names such as J. Harry Schueler and others appear amid broad pledges to improve governance and welfare.
A damaged OCR passage reports on the incorporation of a Seventh Day Adventists affiliated religious group. It mentions purpose to use property and maintain a chart, election of elders, and actions by organizers and members, with unclear dates and names due to transcription errors.
A blaze Friday after closing damaged a grocery store on Fairground Avenue near Minkerry Street. Firefighters contained the flames, with stock and fixtures valued around 3470 dollars. An insurance of 1000 dollars was noted for the contents. A store employee and bystanders aided in extinguishing and evacuating occupants.
A chaotic accident near Hagerstown results in severe injuries to a young boy and multiple bystanders when a wagon wheel and an overhanging load collapse during a freight halt. Authorities report a fatal outcome for a patient later confirmed at the local hospital. investigations continue into the wreck and contributing factors.
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