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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
2
May day list shows Deerji¢ Tyine Emmests Hardware and The Thering Machines Baneris Hardware Store promoted. Local ads note March style pricing and product lines for home repair and tools.
A jumble of local names, places, and scattered events spans politics, social clubs, church leadership, a trolley line, concerts, and household notices. Mentions of Frederick, Shepherdstown, Waynesboro, and Bristol anchor a mosaic of community life with brief references to leaders, occupations, and social concerns.
Fragmented OCR text describes rainy winds and unsettled weather for tonight and Saturday near Waynesboro. It references local roads, a 1 o'clock train, and a representative from Smith Co discussing inspections and replacements, with unclear details about company scope and conditions.
Daisy Smith, wife of Andrew E B Smith, files for divorce alleging abandonment. The complaint notes she and Smith have two children and that she resides in Cumberland. No will is mentioned as part of the filing.
An early morning accident on North Jonatuan Street leaves a boy gravely injured after a car driven by Torgeman Thompson runs him over. Thompson carries the boy home and provides aid as Dr. Wareham arrives, but the incident shocks locals as the victim fights for life following the collision and a chaotic scene involving a wheel, horse, and bystanders.
Local talks report Future Glows Tia poutlonien and Mgfami Land Timp proposing a large boiler engine and structural iron plant south of Lis place. The Lal Company withholds site details fearing competition, but locals foresee significant employment if approved, expanding West East and neighboring regions.
The Ab M Association seeks public backing for a new plant project with a capital mix of 960000 dollars and substantial local donations. Promoters promise steady work, jobs for about 200 exiles, and community benefits while inviting investors and citizens to support the plan.
Students of Kee Mar College attended a campus service opening with election recitals by Reverend N Pointer of Ruanube. A vocal solo by Miss Marentona Floreton followed Miss Flora P. Bwoope singing The Stinging in Gouy Acre, and Pointer will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Saturday morning at 10.
On Wednesday a number of large fish were killed with rifles and shotguns at Hig Pool while finaters were at work. Fishermen lined the banks as conditions improved the following day but fewer fish were killed.
The funeral of Carl Ussera was held Saturday afternoon at 4 at the Moock Episcopal Church with Rev. Ef Cotton officiating. Interment followed at Oak Cemetery. pallbearers include A B Mason Win Kenthofer J J Fink Chas Woh ard Edward W Menlo Col WP Erie Dr W Preston Miller US A McVouwis Chas Schwinger Win Ayer and others. Bicycle Works employees met at Red Men's Hall to mourn their late manager Charles Henry Garlile.
The Heath department previously showed an anomalous birth record tied to a will contest. The late Charles Davis and his kin are central, with a provision valuing around 200000 dollars left to a relative, provoking examination of the estate and the will’s execution.
Edward Hale in charge at the station observed a tramp behave oddly rubbing hands and producing a bottle from a packet. The man claimed possession of morphine and said he had no intention of violence before being ordered to leave town with fare paid by a sympathetic citizen.
The text fragments refer to Ty Tee and F Mathews of Baltimore, claiming lineage to Janet Trio in a Vaughn valley settlement. It mentions a last white era and a planned paper reading before a September briefing at a Washington department, with uncertain dates and affiliations.
Detective J C Smart, head of the Maryland Detective Service, traveled from Chaleelua to Halimore following Supreme Court action on the Sam Ahuepard murder case. The defendant was appealing a verdict in a grim homicide that shook the region, with authorities detailing the arrest and lengthy proceedings.
A garbled report hints at a murder mystery in a river town. Names and places are unclear, but references to a girl, Jose Mishup, and a steward suggest a local crime scene near waters and a river woods location. Details are unreadable, leaving questions about suspects and motive.
An accident occurred at Leitersbane Creek where an individual became entangled in roots of a tree while attempting to ford the water. Helpers used ropes to extract the person, who sustained leg injuries in the incident.
A eerie scene unfolds as residents, with terror and confusion, witness uncanny events on the street. The Salvation Army appears to urge sinners to repent as widespread fear grips the neighborhood amid unsettling weather and odd occurrences.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an incident involving vehicles and a brake failure. Names, places, and coherent events are obscured, but references suggest a discussion of a car, a crew, and an unnamed tense moment. The text remains uncertain and incomplete.
In Whitciwtter a public ceremony marked Pat Ow with a formal honor. Participants included local officials and community leaders as the event highlighted Ow’s contributions to the arts and education. the gathering featured speeches and a commemorative gesture.
A damaged notice reports a rabbit theft in a yard near Bettie Ma Gak Hill Avenue. The owner, Magler John Markell, reports a pair of Belgian hats taken and warns that hares can be identified, though details are unclear.
Trustees of Kee Mar College request the presence of editorial staff at an informal reception Tuesday evening June 2, 1901, at the college. The notice invites all editors and reporters to attend the gathering hosted by the college administration.
A small town couple, Mise Ros L and Mr George T Cuseld, tied the knot in a quiet residence ceremony. Rev. Lang officiated as friends and family gathered in a intimate setting, with a simple reception following.
The garbled OCR text references a vanished arrangement and buried names, mentioning Visarrangement and Wirctain's plague century. It hints at a historical event with extinctions and a buried figure, but the fragment lacks clear dates places or organizations for solid synthesis.
Fragmentary report describes a dissolved trip or event at Mutlinge's Rink involving Gen WW Cook and Gina with Rigney dissolved. Mentions consent, WP Stuer retained, and plans for a Yellow Hole elite house at Royekpart. Notes the marriage of Miss Maric A. Manson and references to Col. Wan A. Morgan and Mr William A. Morgan in Sedalia Alabama.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mishind and M Bowers connected to Hyzon nunnery at Williams Patty. References an injury to the right hand and a water roller, with Dr Richardson and Lin noted. Details are incomplete.
The text records a visit by Herealy Ivinspin and Edgar Alexander of Wailnski Tennessee to a brother. A policeman George De Alnsweder moves through the city. An officer recalls his brother being eight years old and describes a secret journey when he arrived.
Loewe Shives and Miss Mary Vicman attempted to cross Licking Creek ten miles north of Hancock on a horse. The animal sank in the stream, sweeping the pair downstream about 400 yards. Shives, an expert swimmer, reached shore exhausted, while the horse was injured and the buggy wrecked.
Rescuers saved Robert and Miss Jessie West near a ford on a creek after their horse drank and became stuck. Several men aided the effort and one woman was injured by a falling iron shelf while others tended to the scene.
A newly adorned residence showcases decorative rooms and furniture including silk drapery and artistic china. The article notes detailed room setups and tasteful use of textiles, lamps, and wall hangings while describing a planned open house and a preview of upcoming decor trends.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fines, a court date, and a wheel related event but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, resulting in an indecipherable record with insufficient specifics to identify entities or actions.
A court in the United States hears testimony from WIG, Eheit, and others about a complex case. References to May's Gurney and Washington under order indicate a trial context with discussions of scientific or social claims. Details are garbled but suggest a judicial process with opinions shaped by testimony and expert comment.
An appeal to Justice Odin seeks arrest for a colored fel low after a yellow inn incident on Prospect Street. A crowd of about 30 men gathered, stormed the area, and attacked a resident while a suspect slipped away. Officers will pursue the fugitive.
In Lorain Ohio, Deity Pines hosts a robcom honoring Zackeriah Robinson on the 83rd Wiribs day anniversary. A poem by Mr. Thos. Robinson, published in The Stall, reflects early family history.
A local church in Wis City announced unanimous call of Kendrick Rey to lead the parish. Letter received confirms acceptance and Rene HNeK will assume pastorate duties this coming tidy.
A court case involving A.T. Dick was heard in Dundee over a municipal dispute. The city faced a judgment related to a $1,000 deiliation. Details on the final outcome and responsible parties remain unclear in the readable text.
Fragments report an exhibition at Stover's showing piano styles and instruments, with ads for household goods, clothing, and second-hand items. A testimonial letter touts Beem Lieve remedy for a child’s illness. Local store promotions include furniture, rugs, and a piano exhibit by Crown Pianos on May 30th.
George Sngpy, former resident of Mansion House here, died in apoplexy. He was aged 70 and reportedly left the city recently after years as a caregiver. Local officials and family await further details as the death is investigated.
A Chicago figure announces retirement from politics, alleging acceptance of money from a source named Snake Bone to benefit his family. The claim implies a political incapacity and raises questions about ethics and motive.
At the annual convention of the Noiscopal Diocese of Maryland Rex, EL, £. Gotton was elected a Tenver of the Committee of TNocheasanti on Gaurk and Rev. Ohn McUuinis on Committee of Rights of Clergymen.
A garbled report notes a party of individuals rushing legally and facing arrest. Authorities in Shepherdstown report a register listing and indicate that those involved may be detained. The incomplete text suggests a law enforcement action or an upcoming arrest related to the incident.
A garbled text fragment mentions a toning shot and notes distrust of someone claiming to be nonpartisan. The readable pieces imply a political or informational dispute but lack clear names, places, or concrete events to identify. Further context is needed to form a precise news item.
The note states that Move Convenienty, hereafter the Tonnay, will operate the database. It mentions broad erdlepot and Phila as locations and asserts that the Wek O train service will be vastly more convenient for travelers.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla, prepared in American counties, cures a broad range of diseases from blood impurities to constitutional ills. It asserts radical relief, removal of toxins, and rebuilding of the system, presenting the medicine as a universal remedy.
A list of marriage licenses and local notices from the Sharpsburg and surrounding areas. Names include Jay AL Al Kerlin and others. The notice references marriages near Amietam and Cavetown and mentions unrelated local items and a brief odd travelogue.
A young man named Anderson was pushed into a crowd at Talgeorant yesterday. He suffered injuries described as non fatal, and witnesses, including Me L, reported assisting him. Police are investigating the incident and seeking further statements from bystanders.
The report states Charles Hours Carlile died with an alleged $39,000 in realty and £40,009 in other assets, with no life insurance reported. The document notes the totals and references personal holdings as part of the estate.
A dated promotional notice touts Kodul Pyapepsin Cure as a digestion aid, claiming it digests food without stomach aid. It lists Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co as sellers and mentions a social excursion from Honor to Baltimore with fare details.
A household incident ends with Miss Rabeoes Conk, a child, drinking bottle contents thought to be dye. She grew frightened and told her mother. Dr Thea Hose treated with an antidote. the linseed toxin proved not dangerous. The child recovered with care.
In a court session the Bark and Delamarter suit against Walter Sutehing centered on a S23 bill linked to Contractor Carnes over a damaged house in Washington Square. Judges discussed privacy concerns and potential remedies, noting changes in ownership and divesting rights as relevant to the case.
A local notice announces a forthcoming public safety demonstration hosted by the Maryland State Firemen and Fire Brigade Association. The event occurs in Winchester on Wednesday and Thursday with ticketed half-price advance sales for residents and a later full-price general admission.
A fragmented notice from The Valley Register describes a peculiar cigarette box with a muttered line about a tune and a noisy lid. The garbled text mentions overseas printing and a relentless Stoke of a tomblike ascent, with vague references to a lifter, bell, and undertaker.
Nonsensical OCR text mentions cures via hats and car care, with scattered vendor names like Toledo Ohio and Winans Marvin Wholesale. It reads as ad-like garbled listings of products, suppliers, and testimonials, lacking clear events or outcomes.
In a garbled note the text mentions Wepregwal Citiexs GM Hel and Taases Tile with swine Vle duet Ativan dasa flow of wub fa. A stray line references warm weather and claret tones for meals, implying a culinary or medical advisory context amid confusing names and phrases.
A carload of Matlin products and related lamp and drapery items arrived and were displayed at the Putile Square store. The notice mentions Wilbur’s Seed Meal, various stock lines, and local merchants promoting prices and availability, with names including A W Munson and L B Batts.
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