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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
3
The fragment references a Shenandoah Wave price hike to 25 cents from 11 pence, and notes the Manholm Manufacturing Company shipped a belt to Alaska that weighs a ton and is 1444 cents long, with disjointed musings on vanity and luck.
A long planned $150000 shop addition by W. M. Urray is moving forward as the ground breaking for a new modern workshop near West Byaca proceeds. Contractors report a 20 month project with space for a large shop and later a creation factory. The venture promises steady employment and ongoing growth despite funding delays, with further boiler counteraction and expansion plans in the pipeline.
An anniversary sermon was delivered by Pastor Daly of the Satheran elwveh in Waar as the week began, with a note that next Sunday De would renew the titled name Hirdbenry Hormod at Wittigart. A class reception followed for the Williamsport Game Kelioe with photographer capture, and the public is invited to the sealing reception in the afternoon.
A flood of reported injuries fills the page as workers and bystanders suffer serious accidents. James Morris of Canhont Arc is injured near a seafront while handling a horse, with doctors unsure how severe. Roy Tienes sustains a broken arm reaching for a ball at Hagerstown, while others endure severe finger injuries and crushed limbs. A worker near Wis homie experiences a dangerous fall and a hand injury leads to possible amputation. The column also notes eye threat and various minor to serious incidents across locations, with several individuals hospitalized or recovering.
Thieves entered the Shaw residence at 80 Highty while the family slept and stole groceries including pickles and bananas. Mrs Shaw’s picture frame was damaged as intruders gained access through a rear window.
A late night assault at the Blue Goose near Pen Mar left William Hippo and others involved as two dozen assailants attacked in a confrontation that ended with Hippo defending himself and the pistol battle continuing into the streets. One man was shot and believed killed. others fled the scene.
A derailed trolley near Williamsport caused track damage and injured a woman amid a string of mechanical failures. Investigators report axle and wheel separations, with delays and a temporary closure of the line as repairs were underway. Five local workers and bystanders were affected as service resumed after the incident.
A shaky report outlines a notable local transaction amid district tensions. Details mention a prominent buyer and a controversial weeklong event that drew attention to market dynamics and regional power shifts.
A concert will be held at Pythian Hall in Monee on Wednesday May 28 featuring local performers from Wipers Town and Belmteh. The program includes acts by Arbury Mt. Belmteh and Neltmore, with proceeds benefiting community projects.
In Vilontown Virginia a divorce bill alleges years of cruelty by the husband to his wife Mrs Waite with threats and denial of support for their thirteen year old child. The case details include claims of confinement to bed and tension over alimony and child custody as hearings proceed with local officials and attorneys presenting arguments.
A child alone in an upstairs room on Milehep Ave was rescued by Clifford Swain of New York Central Iron Works after he climbed to a window with a ladder and retrieved the boy amid smoke and heat. Firefighters arrived quickly, extinguished the blaze, and reported partial bed damage and water intrusion. insured loss around forty dollars.
A train wreck near Cumberland claimed nine workers deaths and left several injured. Victims, all laborers from local plants, were hurled by the impact of the express train No. 8 as it roared through the area. Rescue teams and doctors rushed to the scene, while anniversaries and church events drew attention in a nearby town.
The fragment outlines a civil docket about a presentment involving Snyder and others, with City Council and City Attorney Magner in proceedings. It notes a defendant and a decedent, references a code door incident, and mentions the Arnapirger child and a Saturday event amid unclear details and dates.
Fragmented OCR describes a social visit to a mill at Le old 9 and a birthday in Hirerstown. Mentions Wat of Ni and Tonerhys, with unclear events and names. The text is garbled, limiting coherent details or dates.
General Manager Van Schilling announced an hourly service plan between Frederick and Hagerstown with intermediate stops at Boonsboro and Braddock, aiming to reduce travel time and improve summer passenger flow. The plan includes additional cars from Meade to Braddock and a timetable shift to ensure frequent service while seeking power consolidation and fleet upgrades.
Neighbors recall Alice Tabler, a tecchet of nine Muga, in a stirred scene at her home during a late visit. The evidence shows Mrs Tabler on the front porch in a gown as she faced a cross examination. witnesses describe the tense room and the tense mood as Mr Pabler arrived with a crowd.
J T Praco, once of Ute City, an engineer on the Hagers jowa and Waynesboro trolley project, declined a $75 monthly start offer. He is overseeing sewer work for Carlisle Alrenk, with ten-year plans in view, while recalling the past decade since excitement faded. An elderly director, Jol Harris, died in a car accident yesterday near Tuntatown gate while with friends, and local traffic counted bystanders as cars passed.
The golf tournament scheduled for Saturday at the Country Club was postponed due to heavy rain. Officials say a rescheduled date will be announced, with participation expected from local clubs and players.
Fragmentary text mentions figures like $2 and $3.10 and names such as Magali and Rosa, with garbled phrases about a train and witnesses. No coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations emerge.
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