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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
2
An old newspaper fragment notes an event involving Watlh Mic Viel and Vashwad and Sons represented by T. Kguston. The readable text hints at a business or legal notice with names and affiliations but lacks clear context or dates.
The fragmentary text covers varied items from a Maryland and Virginia region, noting fireman injuries, a railway incident, a nurse training move, a church event, a birthday dinner, a police case, and local trades. Mentions include Chin bersiury, Beaver Creek, Vineland, and Georgetown area civic notes. the tone is local and archival with jumbled names and dates.
A garbled report notes a city band fair event inviting attendees to a meeting. It mentions a named official and a defense figure, with references to a local venue and timing. The readable fragments indicate community gathering and expected audience participation.
A confused account describes a man losing money after alighting a train with a brakeman and villager involved. The narrative mentions seeking refreshment, then waking to find his money and some belongings missing, with uncertainty about the sequence of events and the people present.
Intense rainfall swept across the county from Tuesday night into Wednesday, dumping four inches and driving widespread damage. Homes, fences, gardens, and stables were inundated. livestock drowned. businesses flooded. bridges weakened. and roads submerged as waters rose up to five feet in residences and rivers mounted record levels. multiple towns reported washed-out tracks, submerged property, and disrupted travel while residents sought safety and support.
A Civil War veteran from Wineheever Indiana credits King's New Life Pills with a cure for lovesick ill and a general improvement in health. The ad urges readers to visit Unity Pharmacy and The Cyepral Drug for the remedy.
The couple wed at the Tuide s Luks Wetheray in the evening. Rev Ree presided at the Episcopal church. The bride wore a bridal gown and was attended by Mrs. Eilen Gove as matron of honor. Best man was Mr. Philip Grave. They plan to reside in Pittsburgh after the ceremony.
In Clearspring the town officials including tax collector and clerk discussed a lighting proposal. A lamp lighter was appointed and a tax rate set to fund the plan. Washington Garrison representative proposed lighting four streets and supplying lamps, with costs per light per month under review.
Local personals note a mix of visits, hospital stays, travel, and familiar greetings. Mary Greenawalt’s daughter Myrtle, Nellie Rohrer of Cumberland, and Charles Woinrichouse of Baltimore were seen in nearby towns. Olive Keete and son Talay Journeys, Miss Murign Bove visiting a stallion, and others are listed with brief movements and social updates.
A man named Jones Magata was struck by a vehicle near Liaverstant while walking on Washington Avenue. He suffered a broken thigh and other injuries. medical costs are cited as a barrier to immediate treatment, and he faces long term disability.
The fragment describes a violent incident with multiple gunshots in a street scene. One named individual, Dane Jackson Beaner, is wounded. Cate shoots onlookers. Washington Beard is mentioned as a victim or target, while another unnamed assailant fires. The report is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
A garbled account details Aptichip Mir Go A Dittte moving to GV Phone and Chambersburg, with a cleetheian role for the Mil Pheuse. It mentions a Manslitt style seizure, a 38 splicing incident, and attempts to tally ceeve and seals with a plumbers' eval amid unclear events.
Fragmentary report mentions Lyday purchases and candid mentions of residents and applicants, with scattered names such as Beurs and Ballwin. Text shows disrupted phrases, possible civic or business rearrangements, and unrelated personal notices embedded in the garbled OCR.
Sunt Disnupcent reports a civil action by Isle proprietors Winterayer and Butler against editor Ify Suywee of the Shepherds Lowa Reviser over a nine year old alleged agreement dispute. The case seeks redress for claimed breaches and wrongful publication.
An obscure set of place names and parties appears to grant Gettysben a pathway via a rail project. The notice references Washington Gettysighir and related terms, with unclear dates or precise actions, suggesting a formal agreement or permit related to electric railway access.
Mtr divess Tent Urias Grogs of Sharpstiles died after an illness. Survived by children Bb Califarum Byerete Eiswood Herbert Clusrle Martin nail Aesepiies and Mrs Etlig Maes of Ree dysville. Funeral Friday at 3 p.m. at Memorial Lutheran Church with Rev A Cus officiating. Interment at Sharnsbury.
A damaged report describes a worker at Wall son’s battling est and a serious injury from a misfortune involving a severed artery. The account is garbled but indicates the event occurred near a revere pack and involved emergency response before help arrived.
A summary of a chaotic political shift shows Senator Dick and Deputy Naval Slicer roles in flux. Nominal replacements appear for the Navy position as resignations ripple through the U S government. The article notes a $2.5 million annual salary benchmark and ties to Congressman Parker and Senator McCona, with June as a target for turnover.
Fragmentary OCR offers a glimpse of Varatyzeq at an emergency moment. The text mentions a commander and references a tense night involving pursuit or peril. Names and exact events are obscured, leaving a sketch of leadership under strain.
A blaze erupted at the Willinasport home of Mrs. Elizabeth Sue der, drawing crowds and prompting emergency response. Flames spread through a chimney area, damaging clothing and nearby items as residents and onlookers gathered. Any injuries or further consequences are not detailed in the fragment.
A chaotic write up notes a bonfire gathering at Rock Spring Lodge No 6G with various attendees and elections involving local trustees. Market activity is described as quiet with little permits sold and prices for dairy and farm goods mentioned amid weathered, garbled prose.
Pisresch John A Etoilenberger of this city has obtained and improved a waste valve device through Louis Bagverib Co of Washington.
An old ad claims a product called One Venth protects potatoes equash enember bnge currant and tomato worms, roses, hov an plants, grape plants and ph slruby, offered cheaply at 1 cent per unit, not poisonous. Sold by F Schindel's Drug Store, London Mountouigest.
Unclear OCR text references railroad negotiations, conferences and legal actions. Mentions Powder River, Gould family interests, Western Union workers, and a proposed Wheeling extension. Describes individuals like Mr. Carnegie and Mr. Claub, with fragmentary notes on claims and legal matters amid a broader transport development discussion.
A legal notice outlines actions by General A Antes attorney AL Bagway seeking restraint against Gale. It names Catherine Androws and Mhownas Grails in a dispute over restraining orders. The filing appears to estop May Androws and Mr Holyapfe's mother from further claims.
Incomplete notes describe W. Pond, master, and Worthley presiding at a grand lodge gathering in the city. Blield of Honor attendees including Mayig Lande and Hamspurt pledge affiliation with Hanuitog Lodge, amid ceremonial proceedings.
The new Savittsbuirg mayor Wy A Ghith releases a ceremonial preface of law and a complimentary notice. He holds the post at Waterphateher on Die shod Dive of Mig WR, marking the start of his tenure.
Fragmented text references a pursuit near Motta and a May 2 service. Mentions multiple names including Mrs Sadie Tunes Touieds and Kes FE Moanrea. Overall, unclear details hinder precise event description. preserves names and vague activities from the source.
A quirky note describes spring ailments and remedies, then markets tailored garments and musical works. It mentions The Lester Pinna Company and items like pianos, Endive, and Stray Hints, advertising at Oelway's and various styles at reasonable prices. It also references Knox and Groye Tris products and ladies ready-to-wear.
A long Marche of testimony and jury deliberation unfolds over the Rowland Mall case as witnesses describe the trial, the jury’s seek for fairness, and public reaction. The piece notes a judge, defense, and prosecution, with verdict and consequences discussed amid community voices.
An old advertisement claims Wall's Catarrh Cure and related tonics cure stomach and liver disturbances. It touts internal action, improves digestion, bile flow, and appetite, with testimonials and wholesale druggist mentions in Toledo and nearby towns.
A garbled sales notice promotes purchasing a piano for the parlor at Ordway's Music Store. It mentions carpets, mattings, wool materials, and fabric prices, with vague references to bargains and location near Market House and unusual spellings.
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