11 May 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
1
Barnhart father of Harry Walter Barnhart, who are now Mall, died at Kib howe In Fulton, Monday, May 1st, axed shout s years. He is survived by his witn and twelve children. Interment was "Sande at May's Chapel, Sherif Yoo L. Merland and Deputy A. D. Holman, seek that prisoners, Harry and Walter Marnbart, to the funeral.
In a carnival crowd near Lee Street, a husband and wife quarrel escalates as a bystander’s child intervenes and knocks a man to the ropes. The scuffle ends when the infant’s cry diverts attention and all return to the car. A dramatic sequence leaves the family with the baby safely unharmed.
Unofficial returns from Alabama's primary show William B. Bankhead with a 153 vote lead over Richmond P. Hobson for the congressional nomination in the Tenth District. The margin is disputed as Hobson claims a contest, alleging the result was not decisive and that Bankhead carried the weaker district by a wide margin.
Mrs Nalie M Casey Public Health Novwn leaves for the Twelfth Annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis to be held at the New Wizard Hotel Washington. On Mayday she attended meetings of UK executive committee or Conference of Charities and Corrections. Tuesday she visited Dr Taylor's dispensary in Tidmore.
The piece notes G. W. Hurd plans a Batne night trip to Birmingham for the annual Confederate reunion, highlighting Birmingham as his old home and mentioning his friendlier ties with Confederate veteran Herbert. It also lists Saturday specials from local grocers and advertisements for auto bodies and apparel in Williamsport area.
The mayor and Connell named city officials and committees after a private meeting to reward William Logan for aiding the mayor’s reelection, with posts for Henry Davis, J. B. Perginen, A. K. Klingner, and others, and changes to the Sewerage Commission and park care policies amid political shifts.
Aged Dr. HW Donsife, once a leading Frederick physician, died at Montevue Hospital from injuries after a bath incident. It remains unclear if the hot water caused his death or if it was accidental, with medical staff unsure whether the life-ending action was intentional. He was in his mid seventies and survived by two brothers and several sisters.
Advertises repairs repainting and restoration of vehicles by Hols Agency for Firestone Trick and Carriage, ingling's Auto and Carriage Works Lee and South St, offering complete harness and repair services. Includes contact info and mentions Emmett Hardware and boys tool creates.
Landis Tool Company closes lease for two years to occupy the entire Hagerstown plant at Prospect Street, with 25 workers and grinders parts sent to Waynesboro for assembly. The company now operates branches in Graenenetle and Hagerstown, employing about 700. Earl Martin, superintendent, fully recovered from a minor car accident that damaged his car and injured no one.
The 1600 dollar Moller organ and new altar at St Peter's Lutheran Church Clear Spring will be dedicated Sunday. A morning service at 10 30 will feature Dr J A Clutz Gettysburg delivering the dedicatory sermon with Rev W K Diehl and other ministers present. an evening service at 7 30 will also include his preaching.
Mrs M E Cullen of Willemsport reported the theft of several chickens from her premises. An attempted burglary at Gaylor's cafe in the Ripple House was thwarted when burglars were heard and fled.
Ramuel Wilbur of Marlingborg was knocked unconscious in an alley between Potomac Street and Bummit Avenue by Rodney Dixon, who remains at large. Witness Officer Hogan described a chin wound, while Frank Hilliard corroborated a confrontation after words. Dixon and Wilbur exchanged insults before the attack. Hilliard discharged but to testify when Dixon is caught. John Finn was dismissed, Rabbitt Wilkes detained overnight with a morning hearing.
A bustling fashion notice promotes spring and summer fabrics and new netting with stylish checks, stripe patterns, and elegant staples for coats and skirts. Harvey Zeigler offers custom tailoring at 84 East Washington, while dining room and price notes hint at local services and goods including bread options from McLaughin's Top-Noch and Vienna Bread.
The Famous Players Cherie Frohman adaptation of Diplomacy stars Misa Doro and Elliott Dexter, marking their first joint appearance since marriage. The film weaves political intrigue and a condemning yet exonerating arc around a forbidden romance set against a war of spies and court intrigue. Mary's star power and a five part Metro tale Lovely Mary features Mary Miles Minter with a strong supporting cast. The double feature also includes The Feast of Life with Clara Kimball Young in exotic Cuban settings and a story of love among natives and private prisoners.
A compact ad listing Talking Machines, Pianos and Players and Organi, Music' Nots, Sheet Music, Hye, and The Little Music Store located at 30 E Washington St Saratoga, highlighting a range of musical goods and instruments offered by the shop.
A fragmented notice mentions BeELL-ANS praised for indigestion relief with a claim that one package proves it, advertised in druggists. The second line refers to a theft report involving a car theft from 717 W Washington, with remarks that the vehicle was found near Roons ter and traced toward Hagerstown by Deputy Shorty Champion.
Anotion seeks a White Way on Franklin between Poorman and Jonathan Street, with support from property owners. The measure aligns with a state law and is signed by many locals. Special weekly ads promote groceries and savings for May 13th, with notices at Greenwald Grocery.
Beards and Main's Furniture Store announce special prices on linen skirts at $1.00 and roller skates. Includes a display of table-ded items and new merchandise with introductory price of $28.75. Come in at once for special introductory offers.
An old newspaper ad promotes the Staff of Life article and a study on energy from meat, eggs, and dairy. It touts McLaughlin's Top-Noch and Vienna Bread from Potomann Street wagon and mentions Gaberdine and a $100 bear offer.
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