Waynesboro mourns Miss Mary Suter at funeral
In Annapolis the court upheld Governor Smith appointment of Robert Moss to the Anne Arundel Supervisors of Election. Catholic church property at Bucertown transferred by the Jesuit Order to Cardinal Gibbons. An accidental horse event injured a horse and rider near Front Royal. Robberies and assaults reported in various counties.
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Annapolis
Smith
Robert Moss
Anne Aruadel
Bucerstown
Cardinal Gibbons
Walser Cochran
Rand
Mieroers
Elks Ames
Itrenek
Bere
Robbery at Koontz Home Ends Quietly In Sleepy Morning
A bold early morning burglary at the Koontz residence at Jefferson Street and Cleveland Avenue left Mr. Koontz shocked as a thief entered through an unlocked bedroom window. The thief rummaged pockets, took money, and searched for jewelry while Mrs. Koontz and a lodger rose to the disturbance. Sheriff Angie and Deputy Alexander investigated and noted the window was partly open.
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Sa AL Slay Koontz
Jefferson Steel
Cleveland Avenue
H. Clay Koontz
Jefferson St
Cleveland
Mr. Roontz
Mr. Koontz
Sherman
Koontz
Mar
Stoen
Angie
Alexander
Judge Aaron D. Sager Ill at Home in Iowa
Judge Aaron D. Sager of the Iowa court is ill at his home with what is believed to be appendicitis. Beas fell ill on Tuesday during court with a severe illness and was taken home. He has since been confined to his residence.
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Aaron D. Sager
The
Orsick
Ssiowa
Beas
Todge A
Untitled fragment hints at people and action
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a potential event but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. No verifiable details emerge to form a coherent news item.
Personal items from York and surrounding towns
Mr Howard Beil writes his parents from Kemps before leaving for Slanday to take a job in Jobnstown. Miss Margaret Bi fori has started aBoos store and visited nearby. Miss Lucy Eline, Mrs T G elt and others are noted as summer residents or helping in local activities.
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Howard Beil
York
Kemps
Slanday Ter Jobnstown
Outo
Fractured OCR notices from old Franklin Street area
Fragmentary text mentions Fant, wry and Feed Stables near Franklin Street, Horat's old stand, and a Picket Broker TS. References Foley's Hover as a druggist with asthma notes. Sparse names include Porter and Schinder. details unclear and disjointed.
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Franklin St
Asa i
Horat
TS. Porter
Agar
Foley
Syris Clash and Writs Demand in Chambersburg Case
Casimer Jose appeared at the police station seeking writs from resurvey to a search warrant as Syris members in Chambersburg face trouble. Eamet Shiel was jailed for peddling without a license after Pennsylvania authorities intercepted him. Shibi with two heavy satchels was seen at Richard Evans' Warmspring road residence asking to rest on the porch. farmer M. Reamer pursued by buggy and arrested him.
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Syris
Casimer Jose
Chambersburg
Eamet Shiel
Casimer
Syrisa
Departments of Justice
Shibi
Richard Evans
Hays Farm
M. Reamer
Woman in storm incident near Wyand barn
Mrs. Dr. W. M. Nihiser was driving home toward Beeaysville when a thunder storm overtook her near Caleb Wyand's barn. Her horse bolted and pulled into a ditch. The injury and damages are not fully clear in the fragment.
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Beeaysville
W. M. Nihiser
Caleb Wyand
Operator Clark Struck by Lightning at Tancock Station
First Tretia reports Clark, an operator at Tancock station, was struck by lightning during a rain storm. The bolt hit the hand switch inside the room, causing a severe shock and he was placed in a yurt for treatment.
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Opsrator
Clark
Tancock Station
Bikers Involved in Washington Street Collision with Dog
Bir Unseld of the R RLY MLO A hospital rider on a bicycle on West Washington Street Thursday collided with a dog in front of Baldwin and was thrown several feet landing on his back and suffering a head impact though no serious injury. Earl Doub baker for D Saively had a similar accident in Frankfast when his wheel struck a farm wagon, breaking his wheel and leaving him bruised.
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Bir
R. Rly. Mlo. A
W. Washington St
Baldwin
Earl Doub
Saively
Frankfast
Young mother’s warning keeps 17 year old near town
Annie Borabsker, 17, was captured near Clearsprige by County Detective Duaries EB. Qo and returned to Chambers Admshhouse on Wednesday morning. She vowed she would not desert her child again and would comply with the warning to avoid authorities, despite homesickness and attempts to see her mother.
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Annie Borabsker
Duaries EB. Qo
Clearsprige
Chambers Admshhouse
Local druggists cited in broken clipping
Fragmentary note mentions Champ Clark, a Miss man, and a medical remedy. References to Sleep, weakness, and recovery after using three bottles of bitters. Mentions Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. as suppliers.
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Champ Clark
Reasion
Trythen
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Maryland Delegation Yields Federal Appointments
Maryland lawmakers announce three minor patronage posts approved by President Roosevelt. A. Lincoln Dryden becomes Deputy Collector of the Fort at 3000 dollars, John W. Markell of Frederick County is Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue at 2000, and John W. Cable, previously Naval Officer, becomes deputy under Malster. A. Mudd protests district appointments as factions warn of Republican tensions. Also, artist Gihbo Cushing visits his grandmother near Williamsport, noted for Greek design work.
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Maryland
A. Lincola Dryden
Fort
John W. Markell
Frederick County
Internal Revenue
John W. Cable
Mal
Mudd
BleQomas
Air
Roosevilt
Ruzer Simmons to Wed in St Louis Society Event
A society notice announces the forthcoming wedding in St Louis next month of Mr Ruzer Simmons of St Louis son of Dr and Mrs Y W Simmons to Miss Low Waure, with details indicating a formal city society nuptial event.
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St. Louis
Ruzer Simmons
Y. W. Simmons
Fishings For i & Por tats headline fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about fishing gear bait prices and fur goods with unclear context and multiple misread words. Main recognizable items include fishing terms, bait, fur goods, prices, and a general wholesale market tone. No coherent event or clear entities emerge.
Tremulg Mun and the Letigy Day Incident at Police Station
Samuel Gipkins, a Black man, testified before Justice Jonasten after a stabbing claim on Franklin Street. Witnesses will be summoned as the accuser plans a defense. A Maryland House of Correction board meeting was postponed to May 15 with officers to be elected. Superintendent Moore reported 369 inmates last month, 236 male and 35 female, at a daily feeding cost of 3 cents and £100 revenue from inmate industries.
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Plares
Saul
Samuel Gipkins
Justice Jonasten
Franklin St
Will
Sam
Board of Managers
Maryland House of Correction
Alexander R. Hagner
Moore
Paul Leicester Ford Shot in New York by Brother
Noted novelist Paul Leicester Ford was shot and killed in his New York residence at 37 East Seventy seventh Street by his brother Malcolm W Ford who then took his own life. Ford, author of Janice Meredith and Peter Stirling, was known as a prolific writer and athlete. Separately, engineers study a south of Potomac freight rail route near Harper's Ferry to Paint of Rocks due to limited north side space. Freight traffic on the Metropolitan branch rose about 40 percent last year as mining plans advance along Conococheague near Green Castle.
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Paul Leicester Ford
New York
Malcolm W. Ford
Isla New Mansion
East Seventy-seventh Street
Asd
Janice Meredith
Peter Stirling
I. R. Surmise & O
Harper's Ferry
Paint of Rocks
Potomac
Metropolitan Branch
Fewer Gabons Weary Lor Devoe Lead and Paints
Weary Lor and Devoe lead a team through a murky event as odd phrases and garbled names hint at a contested performance or public display. The fragmentary text mentions "Paints" and a turnout or influence claim, with unclear outcomes and speakers.
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Devoe
Erion
Spring and Dewera Advertises Haware Goods
An old advertisement touts spring goods including phono graphs and household items at Sinver's. It promotes Haware products for style finish and price and highlights fragrant perfumery from Charlton Drug Store on Washington Street. The text urges readers to buy the cough remedy and notes E Franklin Street and P Kieter.
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Charlton
Washington
P. Kieter
E. Frynklin St
Rival rail buy ownership plans shift traffic toward Baltimore
New owners of the Western Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio systems move to boost trade via Baltimore. Heavy coal freight is set to rise as surveys of the Gwynn Falls route to tidewater begin next week. Engineer C O Vandevanter from Hagerstown met with President John M Hood to discuss details. Existing stakes may be outdated requiring new lines and later location work. Active work to start next week while Vandevanter wraps up tasks on double tracking and third division improvements between Cherry Run and Skippersburg. Baltimore counsel George R Gaither departs for North Carolina to prepare back papers for the sale. Potential directors and Mr Hood as president are among the discussed outcomes.
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W. Va. C
W. M
Baltimore
Gwynn Falls
Tidewater
C. O. Vandevanter
Maryland
Hagerstown
John M. Hood
North Carolina
Tieoion
Fuller
Nel Herrick
Pierce
Howard Good
George R. J
Warfeld
Deafness Cure Ad Claims Catarrh Link
An old advertisement warns that deafness stems from catarrh of the ear’s mucous lining and promises Hull's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing. It offers a $100 reward for any case of dest that cannot be cured, and invites readers to send for free circulars, noting Toledo based Cheney & Co and Ball’s Family products.
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Hull
Cheney & GO
Toledo
Cruze
Ball's Family
Splendid Piano Collection at Ordways Music Store
A large stock of leading pianos and organs offered by Ordways Music Store. Each instrument is of high quality with liberal guarantees. Buyers are assured of finding an instrument to suit both tone and price in this appealing collection.
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Ordways Music Store
Bechanan and Hohrer Immense Sale at Local Store
Bechanan and Hohrer announce a large sale on watches and clocks with repair services by N. Sone offering cheaper timekeeping. Shafer Bros promote new neckwear and sewing line with custom fittings and ready to wear. Charlton’s location features a sale on $5 shoes.
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Charlton
Notice of Teachers' Certificate Examination 2002
All persons intending to take the examination for Teachers Certificates must send their names to the Office of the School Commissioners on or before June 1 2002. They will also obtain the grace of certificate for which they will be eligible. John P. Fockler, Secretary, 410 126 GH.
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Anniicante
John P. Fockler
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