28 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented local and foreign humor section presents quips on honesty, virtue, and overtraining. It includes parodic lines about self-image and social behavior and references a bridge competition at Antic and a quarry incident near Koedyavile. The unreadable OCR yields scattered dialogue and observations rather than a cohesive event.
Judge Koody denied the request for a new trial in the Morgan case involving alleged receipt of beer. State’s Attorney Wolliger argued lack of proof that Morgan received the beer. McClory convicted of Liable conduct. Keedy presided with separate actions noted. The court indicated uncertainty on how to proceed and adjourned for today.
Historical Society postpones regular meeting to the following Thursday due to a school event. Secretary will announce the new hour. Planned actions include an amendment to the constitution regulating pays and dag. Building permits issued include a wash house and a brick house addition in Brooklyn area, etc. Mr Clint Goetz reports on his daughter Lilly Goetz’s illness while visiting Baltimore.
A morning ceremony featured a floral tribute to an admirer of Bomo as a white pedal lane formed for a view race. Mina Rose.J. Welbol earned a medal after graduating with a honors at Atwry Jaldsyin Bombinty in Sugatai, not covering the medal of honor.
A break in at King & Selie store yielded about $50 in losses including six pairs of patent leather shoes and cheese. Two or more men entered during a quiet night, entered through a door, carried Timothy seed and other items, then fled. Deputies traced no tracks, finding no witnesses or strong clues. Officers suspect amateurs, with no guard or residents nearby.
A spate of accidents occurred last night around the Square area and nearby streets. Moored Hornbraker severely injured a hand while a barber shop customer was also hurt. Another man, Charles Toute, fell from a tree limb and suffered head injuries. A taxi collided with a vehicle at the gate, causing no serious injuries. Deputies and doctors attended the scenes.
In Potomac pivar at Wl Vantijort lanes, large hauls were made. Kerfaot Ardinger and Java Beth caught 104 pounits of Nahe, plus several large carp. One carp weighed 27 pounds, another 26 pounds, while others reached 20 pounds.
The report details Wat Mallonty as father of Clyde Mullenin, a minor arrested for alleged whiskey possession, with notes indicating Nokes, also a minor, was involved. The account references an alleged unwinding sequence at a residence and the bearing of Wat Mallonty in the events.
Fragmented notice describes an evening event titled A Tour of Palestine and Valentine led by Mr Edward Undegratt. It mentions female participants in gowns illustrating costumes and references a First Sunday excursion for those in a local religious or social group.
In Washington Unit, a wedding linked to notable youths occurred as Helen Next wed David Stockalnger of the Miryland Gariga firm. Rev Dr Anatadt presided in the groom’s parlor home ceremony. Guests showered congratulations, though later news hinted at a possible double romance with Chas Spesnard and Audie Kuetzel.
A fragmented travel piece notes a 325 mile motor run with no tire blowouts. It mentions costs around $id and a party of five in a Wem tour, praising durable roads and smooth guides. It references towns Stranton and Uarelgordatee and a large Weber party in a city by the sea.
An exhibit at the Manual Training Department showcases student work in hand tools and models. Students demonstrate construction of furniture pieces and detailed projects, with names of contributors such as Layton, Little, Debberley, Wyand, and Roth listed among participants.
The Potomac river rises rapidly due to heavy rain, reaching one foot at Williamspark and flooding Cushwa bottom lands. Canals and waterways overflow, with navigation suspended on the canal and Pearre section flooded. Towns like Hendersville incur damage while bridges brace for washouts and creeks swellAgency: regional weather and flood impact reported with multiple creeks swollen.
David W. Tarktung of Yoarsborg was appointed Chief Barwal for the May Day parade at a Driving Club meeting. A long list of marshals and officials is named, with balloonist J. Z. Gunnon of Boston visiting, and a tightly scheduled program of balloon races and various trotting and running events to follow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a driver arriving from Baltimore and a wife named Witt hin. Details are garbled and unclear about event, date, or outcome.
Investor briefing outlines a group representing Uaktaems proposing undisclosed securities. The document mentions RTL Tends and convertible bends tied to Kreat forest, seeking funding and referencing Meso and Hon as points of contact.
The council fixed the tax rate at one hundred dollars with standard discounts for early payment. The town reported total realty transfers of 663,206 dollars, marking an increase of over 1,009 dollars from last year. The meeting included consideration of transfers and property assessments.
Marquette May 28 Theodore Roosevelt described in court as vigorous and in excellent health, while witnesses defended his character against an alleged defamatory editorial. Roosevelt claimed rare drinking instances and that he never intoxicated himself publicly, with doctors present on occasions. Doctors Alexander Lambert and J N Rixey testified to his robust health and endurance, while the case focused on a defaming paper by Newell.
Three monuments, Hagerstown Camp No. 1, Woodidh of the World, will travel three men month on dung 1 at Rose Hill cemetery. The monuments are then at Meastn. Helen, Horbavih and AMeChin, impressive coronetaries with no mold, at will the speaker will by Gongrogd mat T. We Cofllar, of Mivstistynl.
A special meeting convenes at 7 30 this evening in Theva to discuss local matters with Mowchil participation. The session aims to address civic concerns and public agenda items for residents.
Chasling, May 28. Ringgold, under guard for furor destruction and transfer to Baltimore, escaped from the jail corridor as Sheriff Maddowny prepared to move him to the night boat. He dashed through the jail yard, leaped the outside wall, and vanished with officers unable to recapture him.
A juvenile court in Washington county receives backing to establish a formal system with a judge and probation officers. It argues the court would handle youth cases efficiently, freeing resources for other counties and potentially cost about 3,700 dollars annually while increasing sittings and public understanding of juvenile proceedings.
A chaotic clipping notes a school class photo project at a high school and a reported robbery on Hus Street. It mentions a bean rock incident and a suspect possibly linked to theft, with unclear names and dates. The chaotic text suggests investigations are ongoing with few concrete details.
A garbled report notes Chas Souttige as station master amid a transition to traffic duties. It hints at a prior passenger service dispute and a tense workplace, with unclear details about dates and exact duties. Nearby, lawn care complaints surface and a resident on Summit Ave faces a troubling incident involving an offered gift and garden disturbance.
Amid a crowded hearing a toy gun incident at N. Jonathan St triggered tales of juvenile mischief and a push for a Court of Domestic Relations. Debates roared over a Juvenile Court plus civic duties, while police detained a Black man and searched for a fake revolver used to terrify bystanders.
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