26 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes reference William S. Jackson and other figures in an election context, with mentions of senate races, coal and power shortages, and various local and national events. The jumbled text cites John W. Wilson, John Guilford, and Sobn W. Garrett as U.S. and political actors, while hints of resignations, reorganizations, and infrastructure topics appear amid unrelated phrases.
A New York based court heard the case of Lefty Louie Davison and others linked to gunmen activity. Davison sought continuance but was denied as juries proceeded. The docket covered multiple common assault and robbery charges with varied testimonies and rulings, ending with a prior pending appeal and ongoing criminal proceedings.
Juallon Golr i Heerlowbinl Wenvoh of the Supreme Court sentences Whitey Lewis Taga Peank Lefty Louwie and Gy pithe Blood to be electrocuted at Big Alug prison the week starting January 6. TO DELIVER ADDRESS 6.14 V. Young to speak at Palace Theatre on "The Tite alist Borvlees of Suiiua A, Wrylitd." Mr Weyland founder of Appent tt Itason to greet, work contract at Tos Bush WIreek Pils this afternoon at 2. Hospital event scheduled.
Mr Harry Henbebarger of Canpon Avenue rented a rain coat shop space for $18 monthly and installed coats and display boxes. Thieves left a trail of boxes but emptied the room, taking the goods and leaving the tenant with a loss. He later found all boxes cracked and empty, lamenting the missing items and rent.
Police investigate a burglary at 3S B Haines bicycle repair shop on Antietam Street near Potomac. Entry was gained by breaking front window. thieves stole tires, lumber, and other items while a forged check lay near the door. A light was seen in the area during the break in.
Gov Goldsborough may appoint to fill the unexpired term of former U S Senator Rhayuda White with speculation centering on William P Jackson as likely choice. Westar Maryland lists several candidates including Joseph Traviette Judge Mottue Col Thnden Lowndes Robert Garrett and others while local Republicans push names such as Troulettoire Dr J Met Scott Thompson Brown A Cy Htrity and Vernon N Simmons. Progressives say any appointment will bolster their faction and debate remains unsettled as to who will be chosen.
A mooting of the stockholders of the Wow Ho Jammack Co Inc was held to form a new corporation and appoint officers for the ensuing year. President S B Youngs, Vice President Folin I Weavers, Secretary Wm He Hammack, Treasurer 3, fy AY Young, 1. 2. Brown, Guo Gelback, Ladaumegk, JL Weaver listed.
Fragmented sale notes ninety two shares of Vriek sloth polotming to the entire Inte C Tolman were sold at Wayneboro to J. C. B. Groh, formerly of Singers town, brother of D. Webstern Groh. Price details list twenty shares at $180.60, two shares at $440,706, tyne shares at $141.78, twelve at $144.60.
A fragmented report describes a fishing encounter with a large catch near a tie. One companion wrestled another line while an angler struggled to control the fish as spectators watched. The scene highlights methods and challenges in a busy riverbank outing.
A terse, chaotic 1900s style bulletin lists multiple injuries and incidents: a man dropping a lamp while going downstairs wakes a cat and sustains minor burns. Mrs Colitlowsz falls breaking bones. a carpenter, G. Mover, severely injures a foot at the roundhouse while repairing a car. others are hospitalized after wrecks and falls. The volley of small calamities spans households, factories, and rail yards with brief notes on injuries and hospital stays.
The puddlle school ravings bank in Waynesborn received another larce deprmit and the tocakam pot fate the savings fund by the childean of the four Beliool buildings woo $78.05. The largest number of Mepesitans is rowail. In the lower mata Eolooin NO MARKET, Many persons forgot there why not warket today and were teen on the street With their bankers, it were disappointed when they reached the house. There will go market Wed neaway. BUCK KILLED, Thomas Autterman, of Dutletd Honting Chik, shot un fine byele near Catedowia, the tata weighing about 15 pountde.
United Press report from Wauiiketan dated November 14 details a deadly air disaster caused by a per day explosion of a plane, naming Carn Bradiet Rellvlon of the Chimpny as the key figure in the incident and implicating the Indowa area in the aftermath.
A fire at a residence on Liberty Street near Clive Avenue damaged the roof and interior, with water damage heavy throughout and furniture burned. Five residents escaped, aided by a family member, as firefighters responded promptly to extinguish the blaze and secure the building, which was later covered by insurance.
The page lists awards in Domestic Science, Manual Training, and Afghaniel Trathlon exhibits. Winners include Madge G, Elizabeth Ben ayott, Margaret Lom, Tallinn Lixtvell, Helen Pildman, Sule Pulterg, Nancy Homua, Tlith Gabriel, Maris Sethebly, Susie Long, and others. Prizes cover first and second placements in sewing, book arts, towel roller, lamp, casting, and related crafts.
A Pittsburgh area suit reveals Dr Khaden and George Sethel sue for $60,000 against a moral reform figure and a city policeman over alleged injuries. Meanwhile a bank solvency notice names Stillwater officials and savings bank directors amid accusations of improper action and authorization concerns.
The Rockingham report notes that St hng bought serts and urg Dally Pine for 3150 from County Treasurer. The Times published the noted item next Monday. Also Rennie, W C Johnson and others purchased a dead wager from Lipvs Carvings Co for 90. End men Wm Klip and Wnt wore served for Brotherhood of Wiremen show to be held Saturday. PAY DAY Monday Woe day brings fifty checks to the city.
The event drew a large crowd with notable names such as Mrs. George Snagely and Miss mobrella WM attending. Silverine Band performed, there was dancing, and an oyster and chicken supper served. A prize of a wand or similar award was expected, with further entertainment planned.
Fragmented police report details arrests by Spettal Massie forming a language group at the GC passenger depot. Anecdotes describe a troubled marriage, a jealous husband, assaults, jail, and warnings amid community notices. Updates cover Elks program, lodge meeting, and local births with brief organizational notes.
A jury found that Harry Black died from injuries after being struck by a freight car on the Western Maryland Railway main track near MulSwitch. Black, a brakeman, was on the wreck train aiding with dynamos when he was struck during a switching operation. The accident occurred one and a half miles west of MulSwitch. testimony indicated Black fell or was thrown under the train. Justice Land presided. several local officials and witnesses described the events and Black’s role on the train.
The jury in the Bra. Beis murder case failed to reach a verdict after twelve hours of deliberation. A draft of a weapon was brought to the yard, but the attackers escaped injury as the court adjourned. Additional notes mention the Hagerstown football game and a hunting incident near Middleborough with local names and places in the record.
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