25 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes reference Bets and War coverage in The Daily Mail, mentioning amun til aio uk ome ua e and city notices. The text is garbled, but indicates publication details and advertising language typical of a 19th or early 20th century issue.
A garbled OCR fragment references violinist Kubelik, Mrs Kabel, and satirical jabs at public figures. It mentions university presidents debating a football proposition, a prophetic fortune teller, preachers, Mr Whitney of Boston, Roosevelt, and Congress with a note on Chinese exclusion, all in disjointed, unclear prose.
Readers recount the desperate struggle of a poor widow resisting a powerful steel firm seeking her homestead to extend its plant. The widow refused to sell despite repeated offers, clinging to fifty years of memories and a promise not to sell. The firm allegedly used subterfuge, seized the house during her absence, and undertook construction, causing heartache and claims of lawless coercion. The piece condemns the corporation’s actions as a grave assault on justice and humanity.
A noisy historical advertisement promotes wholesale pricing at Malo's Store and Main Furnitors Co. It touts cheaper bulk buys, compares wholesale and retail costs, and lists items like Remington razors, axes, saws, and choppers. The ad features names such as W. C. McKee and mentions locations tied to Matyest and Frageri's.
Miss Ruseny Grover wins a breach of promise case against Mayor Haoukk of Halland, securing damages of 0,000. The sensational trial drew Washington society attention and faces appeal by Zouk for relief. Medical experts debated contagion while Grover’s health and longevity remain uncertain as the ruling stands.
The case of the County Commissioners versus Leah N Pound and Mame L Mandayill concerns a sum left in their hands after estate debts were stated for the estate of Thomas Mundavill. Funds were paid out in 1901, no final settlement occurred, and the court ruled administrators misapplied funds without closing the estate. The matter centers on improper out of court payments and the need for proper administration.
A Middletown buyer Limory Goblentz purchased parcels totaling 141 acres adjacent to Braddock Heights resort, including Mrs Mahal Jt Hol ters and the firm of Mr Cutten BH. A syndicate plans to develop or sell the land as building sites after securing the plots for development.
Sunday services and special commemorations mark the 10th anniversary of a nearby congregation arrival. Listings mention pastors, locations, and multiple churches with evening and weekday services across several days, including commemorative rites and guest attendance.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a wedding notice involving D. MeKAE and Frank H. Burger with unclear details. Names appear repeatedly amid garbled phrases, suggesting a forthcoming ceremony or engagement note in a local social column.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a family appeal or note mentioning a lost mother and a plea to contact relatives. The garbled lines reference a mother, a child or kin, and possible health concerns with vague locations and names. No clear events or dates emerge.
An advertisement touts Vielar Feed Grinders and a liquid cold cure for colds and coughs. It claims Kennedy's Tixalise and other tonics cleanse bowels and aid chest symptoms. The notice markets City Phares and Conte Vy Store for sale of remedies and sewing machines for rent.
State officials plan talks with enforcement to curb terrapin trafficking. Violations include possession of undersized terrapins and illegal sales. Inspectors will seize turtles over five inches, with fines from a to ten dollars per animal. arrangements are made for winter support.
Mrs Resamint BL Schmidt files a will witnessed by Palmer Tennint and fifty one Straubanan. It leaves a substantial property to her only son, Willi St. Schmidt.
A sensational report introduces Mrs Davenport of Chicago as a reformer who targets servants’ rights in homes. Her program sets wage scales, hours, holidays, and dining rules, promising women extra pay for extra duties and strict schedules. The piece notes agitation in cities as she plans a Washington entry, detailing proposed conditions for live-in maids and house staff.
The readable text fragment references tools, groups, and names in a scattered, jumbled layout. No coherent event or action is identifiable beyond a set of proper nouns and garbled phrases.
A garbled dialogue captures a collage of voices from a community scene. Characters tease, debate marriage, politics, and authority while snippets reference a local association, a theater crowd, and everyday curiosities. The piece mixes whimsy with social observation in a mosaic of names and phrases.
Scores of men and boys search the mountains around Rays Cove in Leland county for 8 year old nomad Glen Ritchey adopted son of Mr and Mrs George Ritchey. The missing boy’s widow mother say relief would come with his safe return amid the community’s deep grief and the ongoing mystery of his disappearance.
Fragmented ad text lists clothing for men and boys including overalls caps and dress shoes. Mentions New York clothing and shoe shop, various product categories, repairs, and sewing machine services. Appears as an old, verbose retail notice with misspellings and mixed items.
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