16 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
1
A garbled OCR page lists political banter about candidates including Senator Gorman with casual comments on looks. It mentions a Maryland leather firm, a carnival, and varied local notices. Several names appear with scattered places like Baltimore City and Washington, plus references to football, scouts, and a pending exhibition in San Francisco.
Seventy six cars passed through the city as the Glidden Automobile tour from New York reached Gettysburg and proceeded toward Oregon. Notables included Gov. Smith of Georgia, Gov. de Glascock of West Virginia, Gov. Yoner of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Wilson of New Jersey, with Gov. Smith and press car among the stopped vehicles. The tour highlighted road improvements and national highway efforts, with Miss Roberta Marks driving a Columby roadster and other entrants costing up to $4,000.
Miss Nelle Burnett presented a bouquet and discussed a months long preparation by the Hagerstown group. The report notes local ambitions, a press power critique, and community reactions to ongoing exhibitions and a notable Mary Moyes of Chis. Wo Byerly presided as CMNMoyed with words of commendation.
A fragmented OCR note describes a disturbance at a Grand Stand in Maine involving L. F. Gyay and others, with grain delivery and a tense scene near the east wing. The report mentions injuries and officials responding as attendees faced confusion at the event.
Shaky OCR reads indicate a local tense notice involving a person named Winetenter and an alleged incident at a place called Hie Kato. The fragment mentions swearing, a cubler hapila, and Theo dippers, with limited readable context about actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray weather blurb about a rainy Atlantic day with a rare mention of a dry Sunday, a winter hotel, and scattered names such as Tho Lele and Linton. The readable facts are sporadic and unnamed, with no clear events or figures to anchor a fuller card.
A fragmented note shows Foard of Noovatime planning to travel to New York during the week. The text mentions a hushale item and delivery of a value, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
A local band will perform at a Democratic meeting led by director Harp to energize attendees. The event, described as a campaign gathering, aims to rally support for the party ahead of the upcoming election in the area.
A remarkable clock with invisible works behind a glass face draws attention in New York, claimed to be sent from Europe and the only other example in the country viewed in Tiffany’s Fifth Avenue window. Report notes unrevealed mechanisms, winding below, and public fascination with the mystery.
A chaotic report details a series of incidents including a court case with a 17 year old defendant, accusations of theft and assault, a deputy arrest, and local chatter about an upcoming trial. The narrative mixes legal actions, witness accounts, and community reactions across various names and places.
Loghl fans recall a tense game where New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Mathewson and Hester starred for the Giants, while Herzog and Devore contributed key plays.
Real estate disturbance reported near the Crowe property at Ste Wn Arden. Mth Bakhe, a promotioneer, and Xan Bator day at WHLamapoyt for Min Bayalen and OXPCHRHY were present amid unclear transactions labeled Tay G1185.
The Denomination’s annual conference in Haltimots, Teay, reappointed a wide list of ministers including Dr A B Station and Rev J ti ed pastor of Gri stity. Several names appear with positions at churches in West Virginia, Maryland, and nearby areas as new assignments and restorations are announced.
Fragmentary OCR records show a photo detail about a photographer Watson and Governor Wass misheard name references. It mentions Uke Smith and Ain Wilson voting for a governor and a resident named Butul with personal volunteer remarks. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
A garbled report mentions an accident with some injured parties and concerns about returning to work. It references locations and individuals in unclear terms, suggesting confusion or a mixed transcription of a local incident. Further clarification is needed to identify the exact people, place, and outcome.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a board meeting in Kentucky, a sales or payment dispute, ignored reports, personnel changes, and a transfer involving a Washington position. The text references a company or organization, mentions bids, limits, and a move to accept a position with an exhibitor for American Hale and Salyneo Co. The garbled script obscures clear names, dates, and outcomes.
A train excursion carrying 215 passengers derailed on a Brunswick line after horses ran onto the track. The engineer slowed, the wrecking crew responded within forty minutes, and the horses were removed. No details on fatalities given.
Rev. William Anthony sister to Circuit Minister was struck by a locomotive near Dowie while crossing tracks. He died en route to Paint of Rocks services. He leaves a widow and two children. Nearby, a switch accident killed Linneberg driving an express at Vieveberg.
A fragmented note discusses alleged desecration within a chapel circle and charges of exploiting political influence. The text references men named Amarion and Hiear chat polldelan and mentions a contested rise in gains amid factional conflict.
A garbled report from Frederick describes a police station incident with a distressed woman and unclear details. The text mentions a pale face, a medical or crime scene impression, and references to individuals named Mi. Chas and Vicres Avtaw amid a chaotic passage.
The Democratic state candidates including Muauta Garant Harriegtion and Poe plan a county tour on Wednesday with stopovers at Hatcock Figponte and Hamupod then Kerslowa for a mass meeting at Court Hall. They travel by auto with prominent Democrats, followed by a county fair report from Hagerstown and local social notes.
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