24 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
1
A garbled page segment blends humor and odd names with political mockery and crime notes. It mentions Frank C. Stipen as a postmaster candidate, disputes over a mayoral race in Weederick, and various court and crime references, including pardons and a fatal accident report.
Notice sent by the County Commissioners to property owners of CK LE asking them to appear Tuesday May 47 at 11 o clock. If absent, the likely adjustment may be rushed.
A fragmented clipping reports a weather overview for Chamver Gewald Chanaville and surrounding areas for the week ending May 23. It notes temperatures from 8 to 40 degrees and rainfall totaling 1.66 inches. The item also mentions a building permit and local public notices including postal and civic movements.
Citizens confront gas company over polluted drainage near Uds avenue as drains clog with debris and surface water backs up. Town officials face pressure to address contamination, with many residents relying on affected water near the Marat Tim factory. Local authorities and residents push for swift remedies and improved sanitary measures.
A fragmented notice on a child birth in Lawrencebity mentions the eleventh daughter of a minister and a mother’s unusual role. The text is garbled but notes the child as unique, referencing Rome and Avalon symbols, with unclear dates and names.
A garbled report notes a new addition at the Lwee-slary works in Yiegiing Auto and Gureiago, mentioning workers, a shop, a building, and various names and items. The text lists locations, people, and trade terms with unclear details, rendering precise facts challenging.
Fragmentary text describes a motorcycle ride from a city to another with times and routes. Mentions names and streets, hints at a planned stop at a local improvement site. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a public route event with specific street references.
A court discusses a watch theft inquiry arising from a Murray school pupil case. The defense seeks to delay proceedings, with prosecutors pursuing a prompt trial for the accused, identified as Mangan involved with a Tehnology sponsor.
Witness George Smith testified about fences torn down during a Cumberland display where firearms were shown. The proceedings linked the clash over land rights to the death of John W. Kemp. In questioning, he described attendees' actions and answered that parking and religion were among the topics discussed, noting Chit was a good subject to discuss.
Fragmented OCR report recounts a string of accidents and mishaps. A steamboat railroad crossing collapse caused vehicle wrecks delaying rallies for hours. A child nearly dies from mislabeled medicine after a hospital error. A cow attack near a church injures a woman and two children. A drowning incident near an cistern is noted with ensuing rescue attempts. Authorities and bystanders respond to multiple emergencies.
Tieney J. Darna won first honor for outstanding effort in improving streets. The note mentions a reward at the event and hints at broader recognition by the community.
A community dance originally set for Wednesday and Thursday nights has been postponed to new dates in May. The event now appears on a revised schedule with updated times and locations.
Witnesses described a complex chain of events in the Go case, including alleged theft and confrontations. The jury returned a guilty verdict on the main count after deliberations near noon, with testimony detailing the accused’s actions and surrounding circumstances.
Mrs Harris, long a resident near Williamsport, died at the hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a car while returning home from a chicken incident on May night. The driver aided injured, a son-in-law and relatives survive, with funeral arrangements set from her daughter’s home for Riverview Cemetery.
Maryland's Woastiinglem Mayo Davill J. Lewis elected chairman of the Labor Committee in the House of Representatives. The appointment, rare for Maryland, follows seniority norms as Lewis will chair the pivotal labor panel. The article notes political maneuvering and references to a strong storm impact on the region, including disrupted roads and a wreck during the period.
Ob served Chihiran's Day services will be observed at the M ue charel In Clonre 'spring Sunday evening. Property transfer notice lists Wa aitinai to Rather At Tae pole bul Mounsboro District F100.
A noisy, garbled notice urges parents to provide a clean living space for a baby. It warns against leaving dirt, clutter, and small objects in reach and stresses safety and a tidy environment to promote healthy growth.
A large scale bridge project will span the Potomac near the old town area as part of a vast expenditure to modernize rail lines. The plan includes four tracks, a new depot, and significant improvements to relieve current congestion and speed future service through Magertyown and nearby towns. An outlay exceeding vast sums is anticipated as preliminary work begins this year.
Women protest O Dunne leaving meeting to attend a hearing where he was to address a state reform topic. The gathering, led by a social service group, debated proposed reforms for the legislature. Concerns centered on trespass and property protection near Willamsport. A concert by the glee club was announced for February 29. A local shopkeeper bought a car in Hull.
Tatie Domer faces $200 bail on a charge of drawing a gun on a brakeman. others, including Petts and Petta, are mentioned in a disorderly incident with windows shot, junked guns, and confrontations. Several locals are fined or jailed on charges from non support to disorderly conduct as court cases proceed.
A Parlor reunion at Pen Park on Thursday August 7 invites the 19th century orator Bryan 18 to deliver the principal address. Secretary Wm J Brynge says efforts will press for his precise, optional participation, while other guests from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and Washington attend. The event features Rebekah lodge presiding officers and a banquet, with plans communicated to Dr E D Thompson, Washington, treasurer of the committee.
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