14 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
1
A cuty slice of 1913 era items covers crimes, diplomacy, and local events. Notable mentions include jail, protests, and labor matters amidst scattered notes on lynching, political dinners, and various accidents, with sports standings across major leagues and cities.
The county commissioners consider paying for a proposed pavement labeled through Hoffman's Adulten and Wik Humaport to Conomoheagua Greek bride, with Harry Mentzer awarded the contract. Dino prints prepared by TB. Farguaon & Co. Finance and approval details uncertain.
AiG and Ay LH Hamilton Camybely lina ac copted postions as assistants and secretaries at RL Paul's School in Concord New Hampshire. They then joined the gas company, moved to new ownership, and established a branch at Oak ENN Ave. The library started a tree bank station at the Tobit He Clopper Blair's Valiny area.
Hayry Bh. Plook formerly of this ey, try ing out Tor onte Wall on the B. & , team of the Commercial League, was seriously l ured in practice as the alhtetic. clih's park, it the Narrows, north of Cumberland. My, Pinok Was attempting to enter a fly hall which was knocked to him, and he wishidged same, Who bul striking Tim in thy eye Me was siurried to Gumberlaid in Prack 1B. Jangey's automobile taken to Tr. Legse's office, where his injuries were dressed, The Ti, 40, open the season on Monday and Flouk's alamee fron thy game will no doult weaken Le B. & O's team to a very eedt extent.
New incursions claim updates as AU Hebe reports crowds along dejected routes. Washington Madison district contemplates balance of CTY HQ in Woodmont after president writes regarding JoUe members. Groundwork proceeds on Jove Way with weekend concert, reception, and community events in Woodmont.
The committee plans a morning business meeting at New Theatre followed by an afternoon parade to support the GV Volunteer Firemen Association in Chambersburg on June 19. Out-of-town invitations will be sent and prizes totaling 75 dollars will be awarded for parade features. Tickets are on sale to defray expenses with two lucky numbers drawing for a Geko prize.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a purse theft at Maldwin Hotel and a related robbery without a phone contact. Several individuals faced fines for disorderly conduct. A custody dispute and divorce details involve a father, two children, and a moving mother. Police court cases include two colored men from a Thine tad incident and a Southampton crossing case with a shipper.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an arrest near Vieport with vague references to colors and belongings. Mentions officers, a person named Rick, and a Grand diary, but the context and specifics are unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable content.
A charter committee meeting is set for this evening to continue consideration of the current work. The draft charter questions will be reviewed and further discussion expected as the committee works toward a report.
Partial OCR text mentions a restaurant buy back action and a nearby hotel, with location hints in Walker dock Waytestorg La and Franklin Hotel Unkoretowi. Faint references to individuals Peyton Ve and Maudée Earhaugt appear amid garbled phrases about attention and festival context.
Meeting tonight of the stockhunters at New York Central Iran Works Co. cathed We 2, FL Keanpsey, Corner preal dow. of the cancer will Wy held this evening in duvine Hall.
Night guard delivers duty charge for the night shift at Wustene Co. Oily loaf resupply noted with limited readable text.
An detailed Maryland bench session critiques court delays affecting civil actions. The lengthy docket includes cases Wy Street vs William Geeting and Albert Routt, noting venue issues, delays, and readiness for trial. The court voices concern over convenience driving scheduling and seeks docket discipline.
Fragmented report notes Jostun dollkiny and a squad of dive wires fil wil Keen. mentions depots, bridge departments, and discussions on janitorship at the new W. M. depot. References to local figures Mr. Liolliday, Richard Miller, and tensions with barbers and keepers amid administrative disputes.
Reed Rickard and two local fishermen claimed the season's biggest carp, a 44 pounder pulled from the Congfacheague creel this morning near Kemn's MAU. The fish was exhibited as the largest white carp. landing it required help from two men. Rickard will auction the fish at Oaks and divide proceeds among friends.
The One two League at the Clawford Pani Pariops continues to draw and score increases daily. Karney and Hrandt defeated Stevens and Sallas three games to two. Stevens and Sallas beat Polack and Buckham three of five games. Polack and Bucklegant won three of six against Weight and Wray. Tontabkware ney and Arndt vel Eyter and WKrot zer competed in the two league, in the Twaters rolling at Merchants Teague Security town.
Dr oT Me werex presented an interactive lecture at Washington County Ish School yesterday after exposure to philosophy. Students examined bones through images and enjoyed the display. The lecture was well received with thanks to Dr Werte.
Unclear wartime message reports that wleeshuy armies from Halth Ghine and Pageestown will be fed to a turn table. The text promises the turntable will be ready for use in a few days. Names and places are distorted but imply a military logistics update.
Fragmentary text describes a location north of center near Ne and Wooat Roanoke with a reference to a train and a possible disruption or incident. Names and places are obscured or garbled in the OCR, limiting precise reconstruction.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment lists several court cases and parties such as Misti Co Sandy v W Vel and Casey v Clearspring, with notes on dockets, settlements, and appearances. It mentions judges, attorneys, and items like contracts, payments, and appeals amid widespread unreadable text.
Memorial Day events will be held Friday at Airview Cemetery with exercises and decoration of graves. Anno Pas Arranging Committee and Wider Arrece group have assigned duties for the program including speaker arrangements and postservice ceremonies in the afternoon.
Walter D. Willson purchased a brewery at public sale for 83 001 amid spirited bidding in the Court House area. The new owner announced plans to reorganize into a conservancy line and invest to modernize sanitary conditions, with a move to form a new charter and a future expansion benefiting Arkieclaty area. Local figures including John Kutzenwater and Debs were noted among interested parties as the plant was expected to produce work and community benefits.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a scene involving a large safe moved by a two-horse wagon. The text references names and places unclearly, mentioning a gas company and street imagery, but specifics are unreadable. The item reads like a stray local note or rumor without clear facts.
The Fair Board announces a corn contest with 20 prize dollars for best 10 ears grown by exhibitors from listed counties in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Open to any child exhibitor with father’s farm, prizes include 20 10 and 5 dollars, with a 60 cent entry fee. Proceeds from sale of winning corn go to the Association.
On Wednesday May 21 the Lome carts will remove free of charge rubble placed on a rear yard pile near a tin fence. Ashes will not be collected. The city contracts to haul them at 30 cents per hour. Orders at Police Headquarters. An ordinance bans dumping ashes in alleys.
A fire tore through the Me J A Spickler home Tuesday as residents cleaned. Odor of malte triggered investigation and quick discovery saved the house from major destruction. Fire began in basement kitchen from a defective coal oil stove or coal oil, damaging furniture and fittings worth 50 to 100 dollars. Insurance on building noted.
A taxi struck a wagon while turning a Franklin corner yesterday afternoon on a return from the Country Club with a party of young men. The delver and a wagon passenger suffered injuries described as serious, though the report notes no fatalities.
Aecial schedule features a visit by Waynesboro with a large delegation. The event includes initiations and a social seating, with attendees from Gandlovay Nyidgeport and other towns. A dinner bucket and surprise plans are mentioned, followed by departure plans home in the morning.
City clerk Davia issues notices of a special meeting of city offices. The agenda is not fully readable but indicates a scheduled session to discuss municipal matters and official actions for the city.
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