08 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
1
A compilation of fragmented items from a local newspaper dated Thursday November 8, 1000. The column covers politics, local elections, church notices, school events, railroad matters, a Confederate monument, a hunting accident, governance actions, and a university library donation, with multiple named individuals, towns, and organizations appearing in terse summaries.
Unclear OCR text describes political outcome affecting economy with mentions of price, party credit, and supply demand. Notes Republicans claim credit. Mentions Eleven permits were sold at 25 cents.
Holt Fur Wearing Tuetles Mawson wrunm apart the seven coloculine charged with voting on election day. The State's Attorney will prosecute. The men were taken to William Spark ation for a hearing. Chas D Whyaman appeared for the prisoners and Levin Stonebanker for the State's Attorney Pollenberger.
Mr. James F. Dugan of Berkeley County across the river from Williamsport hosted a social evening at his home on Wednesday. Avon dane and a group of friends attended, then traveled by lyons horan team of Rost Lemen to and from the visit, returning around 4 a.m. The gathering included many attendees such as Miss Sarah Reed, Anon Gatdard, Blanow, Agnes Buckey, May and Sallie Lemen, Margaret Conley, Tony Faaghander, Lotto McGlaungbap, Joseph Kellinger, Oss Lenin, Hickard Schindal, Wm Nowcomar, Rote Ardinger, Frack, and Jol George.
In Smithsburg and surrounding areas, several couples celebrated marriages. Miss Sbleda Hava Mul wed Mr. Ardie W. Winters at the Dutch church in Smithsburg, with over two hundred invitations issued. A banquet followed at the bride’s home with elaborate floral decor and a large fruit centerpiece. The groom is Samuel Winters, a prominent farmer. the bride was formerly a public school teacher and is popular locally. The couple plans trips to Washington and other cities.
Damaged OCR text reports a large county barn owned by Vineart Obald and an adjacent hotel improved in August were burned, with a loss near 75000 dollars and hotel blaze costs around 10000 dollars. The incident affected a season’s cattle and farming implements valued in tens of thousands.
Wis to Seu Ales. Amstrong Armstrong and Scott filed a will against Harriety Mhoenix and mortgaged properties at Clearspring. W J A Hunton assigned Jat K R Thirston mortgage interests. Unclear names and places, but document records estate and loan actions in multiple locales.
A town fire yesterday destroyed a Toy set store east of Cannon Avenue as flames spread rapidly. Nearby residents, including A. At. Nibiser, reported urgent alarms and a brisk turnout of onlookers at Fast End and Hyde, with fire units arriving to contain the blaze.
Lexington Tenn editor notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for sores injuries inflammations and eruptions. Purchaser from Wareham’s City Pharmacy reports swift relief from a severe skin condition using the salve.
Fragment mentions Comtenettx Contrictor George Aleswader unable to work. notes locations Hamburg Beuler Mionma Braidwick and Morgantown Morgantown Pennsylvania. Details are garbled and incomplete about employment and proceedings.
An account describes a man found near Bellevue with severe injuries and signs of starvation. Neighbors and farmer Simon Daker assist, as authorities seek to question the injured man and determine his origin and fate.
A garbled speech fragment cites "Navime," "Bry n," and references to politics and parties, with distorted terms suggesting discussions of elections, loyalty, and governance. The text mentions tensions between factions and a warning about future actions, framed in a regional dialect.
Funeral services conducted by Dr Owen for Geo TT Blersting were held today with interment at Mose Till cemetery. Pallbearers included WB Mobley J B Sweeney and several others. A railway incident is noted as a separate item mentioning Robert Mevawnu killed after being struck by a freight train at Fair junction while attempting to board a moving train three years prior.
Fragmentary report describes an event at Kate's Club in Spring Culvert with attendees listed in garbled form. A violent incident appears to have occurred injuring a person, with partial names and unclear actions.
A husband and wife arrived today for a short stay with their visit lasting about six weeks. They plan to stop at the Baldwin Arts, and Sykes will be here for the duration.
Fragmented OCR item reports fashion catalog content and medical claims amid a mixed list of names and places. It mentions Dentnaoytowns, Warahan's City Tharingep, and Frederick Santer while noting treatments and remedies and catalog sales proceeding through December.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a noon start to an election count with health claims for a kidney cure and various ailments. Mentions products and pharmaceutical wording but lacks clear entities.
Fragmented OCR text discusses an elderly Maryland resident linked to a ballot and voting delays. Mentions Willianvyirt Bas, Laney West, and Samuel Betower in a convoluted line of references. Notes weather, nerves, and a long life, with unclear outcomes and sparse concrete facts.
A series of violent incidents in Baltimore and surrounding areas includes multiple shootings leaving at least one person dead and others wounded. Reports describe broken windows, damaged property, and assaults on pedestrians as authorities investigate the events and later search for suspects.
A defendant named in the docket, Jane Lomecrony QE, was convicted of a crime and given a sentence to be served next Friday. The petition for clemency is expected to be filed by the Solicitor General, with hope to halt execution or obtain relief.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names including Wm ff Ghiss Agua M ital, Aerstawrn Miteriave lictuse, Garfield, Prederick oogaty, Bertha. The garbled entry appears to be a public notice or legal listing with multiple individuals and places, lacking coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a cabinet secretary role and several named officials, mentioning McGonas, McComas, and Goldsborough Maneees Ltt in a vacated senatorial context. No coherent dates or places available to establish concrete actions or outcomes.
Engagement announced for Blanche At Swain and Abe Waller Wiles, with details of the forthcoming marriage. Ceremony to be held at the residence of George BL with invitations extended to relatives and friends.
A damaged OCR fragment reports conductor Veck's train at Lie MN delaying freight between Wisplite and Sieisndont due to a faulty car or incomplete setup, affecting Cot. Harris' postal shipment and causing one day setback.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at a local house service led by Gwen DoD. Interment will follow at Rave Hin.
Mike heb Mr A 3 Millar Kaye and Miss Hie Lehman wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev 3.5 Kieferathia resilones. The couple left for a trip to Washideton Hall New Yorks and will reside at Mehl.
A curious old-time advertisement touts King’s New Discovery for coughs and fevers. It claims instant relief, curing diseases of the heart, lungs, and throat, and promises free samples at the store. The piece also promotes a piano sale and concert events at Melton Brothers and Academy of Music, naming local merchants and venues.
Ay ME Ordway reports Lester PianO is favored for concert and church use in the city. Wilson College and area churches cite its tone and reliability, urging a visit to compare with other brands.
An aged man named Thomas Brown in Frederick is noted as dead for about nine years, with miscellaneous household and medicinal text in a degraded OCR segment. The fragment includes references to corn softening, plaster use, Chamberlain dye, and a city pharmacy advertisement by Ware Lam's, W. P. Beard, and a partial listing of goods and services.
In a crowded session Justice Hallman presided as Lashley faced charges tied to a wagon incident during a public disturbance. Witnesses testified about a top-of-wagon hold and ensuing destruction, with others recalled for alleged involvement. The court discharged some claims while ordering further proceedings against remaining defendants, including Oscar Morgan.
A court notice from Washington County announces sale of estate assets conducted by M r A H Whitmer in Hagerstown. The sale, set for Tuesday Thursday and Tuesday of each week, will follow the Adina Express Office method with bids payable in cash. The court orders the sale of the estate under the will and appoints trustees for the sale, with the sale to occur in the county courthouse and daily publication in the same newspaper for three weeks.
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