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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
2
Minor Mailers and Local Happenings in Charlestown
A compact roundup notes closures of Sunday barber shops by Mayor Washington, midweek pardons of soldiers, new pavement in front of Bennett building, and a fireless peril as a 14 year old girl burns to death after a lamp incident. It records travels to Detroit and Niagara, a Baltimore Washington excursion, baptisms, European travels, and a lecture on Tennyson. A wall collapse at the engine house yields no injuries, plus marriages and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureid
Washington
Charlestown
David Shaver
Middleburg
Kline
Detroit
Niagara
Bennett Building
Lone Robinson
Paw Paw
Harman
N. Mulberry
Walter Reegsner
Charles Burger
Baltimore
Albert Murray
Isage ‘Schacbley
Williamsport
L. Harsh
Charlton
Nebraska
E. Markley
Miss Potts
R. Potts
Frederick
Ilamillion
Guy Barge
Europe
Ile
Paris
London
Blovdie
Leila McHenry
W. J. McHenry
S. Potomac St
F. J. Baum
Mite Society
St. Matthew's Germain Lutheran Church
Peh Mar
Sarah Angie
Angie
Gar
Tie Dunn
Scheller
D. Kershner
Keo Mar Auditorim
Tennyson
Prince Arthur
Local Advertisements Highlight Various Goods and Remedies
Local notices list numerous items for sale and services including a dress sale, Hostetter Bitters, Water Cure, remedies for bad taste and catarrh, English spavin, stomach care, and liver granules. It also promotes Rose & Daughter shoes, booth rental proposals, a gold watch, fresh oysters, and a liver remedy sold at B F Schindel’s Drug Store, 106 N. Postomag St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil & Strita
Hostetter Bitters
A, Rose & Daughter
Huber
Democratic convention names delegates for Sixth District
The Democratic convention at Quinebargland Hall on September 4 elected temporary chairman Hmmet Collen of Williamsport and secretaries Geary and Yourtee. Delegates from 1 to 25 were named for the Cumberland convention, with Benjamin Mitchell as committee chair and Palmer Tennant as secretary. Resolutions denounced Republican policy on the Philippines and trusts, endorsing equal rights and opposing price extortion by combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quineberland
Hose Hall
J. C. Snydee
Hmmet Collen
Williamsport
Geary
BL. Yourtee
Brownsong
Frank R
Joan Hell
Edgar C. Gyler
W. F. Stonebraker
Joseph Moats
E. W. Stouffer
Samuel EB. Shockey
John H. Martin
Jno. Swisher
Wm. J. Witzenbacher
B.A. Betts
D. M. Neikirk
G. A. Iser
Levin Stonepraker
Norman B. Munson
Geo. P. Fackter
A. Downin
WB. McCardell
Benj. Mitchell
Palmer Tennant
Democratic Party
Washington County
Democratic Sinority
National Congress
Republic
Dingler Tari
United States
Republican Administration
Cumberland
Samuel E. Poffenberger
Wm. Hattley
Elias B. Hartle
Joseph Frost
Wm. E. Ford
H. R. Spessard
S.A. Gates
Chas. E. Harte
FP. Byler
Charles Shadrach
Charles H. Minnebraker
Sanuel
Shockey
John Clark
Watter
Willson
Dantel E. Oswald
Georre W. Suively
GA. Izer
Geo. M. Stone
Peaches market shifts as shipments rise to cities
Peaches remain plentiful at the market though growers push heavier shipments to cities. Local supply tightens with prices noted for carrots and peaches to cities, shipping mainly to Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York. Cantaloupes abundant. tomatoes decline. butter and eggs steady at local prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Smith
Directors Re-elected for Orphans' Home Board
The Orphans' Home reelected its directors today including C. W. Himmelviuse, Eavey, G. B. Roach, John Gassman, Jacob Roess nerf BR, PF. Bond, Alex Newcomer, M. Bloom, M. Reiehard, David Ammert, and several named matrons and officers. The roster also lists Mrs Samuel Uitvieh, Mrs James Findlay, Mrs H A McComas, Mrs O D McCardell, and Mrs Geo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Home
C. W. Himmelviuse
Eavey
G. B. Roach
John Gassman
Jacob Roessnerf
PF. Bond
Alex. Newcomer
M. Bloom
M. Reiehard
David Ammert
Samuel Uitvieh
James Findlay
H. A. McComas
O. D McCardell
Geo
Sale of Fleet National Bank Stock Shares
Cel, a, E. Fister sold 63 shares of Fleet National Bank stock at 85.20 per share. The note mentions work to care for children and chores, and includes fragmented phrases about fatigue and a product claim for Sagapariln foods aiding tired mothers. The text preserves mentions of prices, shares, and a few unrelated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cel, A
E. Fister
Fleet National Bank
Go With the Shield of Honor Excursion to Boonsboro
Community notice invites a Thursday evening excursion to Boonsboro under the Shield of Honor banner. Buses depart Public Bureau at 7 p.m. fare set at eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsbory
In Office Held Inquiry After Victim Threats
Heaven Justice Hoffman detained a trio of victims in his office. James McGinney claimed he descended from the sky claiming his home there. Isaac Bird was arrested for drunkenness after paying $4.10. Another man, James Eena, sought in a serious assault on Mrs Fevelson, was identified by witnesses at Mul Lane. Details describe a red headed middle aged man with beard. Carriage polish ad closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hoffman
James McGinney
Isaac Bird
Fevelson
Relief In Six Hours From New Great South American Kidney Care
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Care. Surprising relief from pain in bladder kidneys and back, with immediate easing of urinary retention. Sold by Wareham's Pharmacy Hagerstown Md. includes other local advertisements for washing soda products and corner stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham's
Hagerstown
Miller
Jonathan
Railroad Work Delayed Amid Market Muddle
Cautionary telegrams to telegraphers anticipated 100 cars as starter while W M capacity showed about 50 empties one way. Officials deny stoppage of work and assert trains run today with Martinsburg nearly finished. Minor freight movement expected from B and C lines, no West freight shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.Y. RR
W. M
WV. R. R
Martinsburg
Man Arrested After Shooting At Churchgoers in Philadelphia
A man named Sydney Sharpe of Philadelphia opened fire near a church on a Sunday morning, declaring in a claimed free country right to shout as he pleased. Police detained him after the incident. no injuries are reported in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Sharpe
Philadelphia
Reward Offered for Missing Man Joseph Barkdoll
A reward of 25 dollars is offered by D C Barkdoll of Midvale for information leading to the recovery of Joseph M Barkdoll who left home around mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Barkdoll
D. C
Barkdoll
Amidvale
Bought Farm Near Cavetown and Wolfsville Details
William Wilner near Cavetown bought 106 acres of Daniel Bowlus land near Wolfsville on private terms. The transaction covers a family farm and reflects a local land sale between private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilner
Cavetown
Daniel Bowlus
Wolfsville
Grotto Effect Set for New All Night Venue
Leroy Hayes receives permission to proceed with improvements on an all night restaurant for ladies and gentlemen. Located beneath his cigar store near Baldwin Street, the project features a static grotto effect with colored lights and varied designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hayes
Baldwin
Biggs Wins Burgess Seat In Sharpsburg Election
In Sharpsburg municipal vote on Monday four tickets contested all positions. Charles G. Biggs captured the burgess post with 196 votes on two tickets while James Marrow and others also faced returns. Several assistant and commissioner candidates drew scattered tallies as a second ticket faltered. A separate ticket list shows J P Shamel and H S Shuvely among others, but many voters were away playing baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Mrade Matters Uvaly
Chas. G. Biggs
Burgess
James Marrow
Wan
J. Hipneger
Edward Hebb
Charles G. Biges
Ansistant
Vali
Brashears
KL. Com
Tissisoners
Jamies. Marrow
James Kem
Eugene Marker
Win
J. Hibargur
Diwan Hebb
R. W. Grove
Adsis Nat
Wy. Blackfort
Commissioner
Tt. F. Delauney
T. R. Blackford
Huscklyl Thomas
Dos. M. Slark
Pweess
Henry W. Behanie
Jatoh McGraw
John H. Barley
J. P. Delauney
J. P. Shamel
H. S. Shuvely
Wm. Pry
George Mougan
Lover McGriue
Chis
Fry
Charles Barley
Marriage Licenses and a strange car intruder in Hagerstown
The notice lists marriage licenses for Geo Stevens and Hester Williamson of Hagerstown and William Sport and Alice Wat Anger, both of Hagerstown. A telephoned report describes a strange man crawling into a rear streetcar near Summit Avenue. he turned out to be Williamspporter who had missed a fast trolley. Also noted is renewal of activity at the Williamsport center regarding the local bridge. A cure for dysentery and diarrhoea is praised by F L Taylor of New Albany, Pa, with a testimonial about Chambertain Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W. Stevens
Hagerstown
Hester A. Williamson
William Sport
Chas
A. McKinsey
Alice Wat Anger
Ptro Kinight
Sheriff
F. L. Taylor
New Albany
Hradford County
Eadlior Ward
Lucayville
Meagenger
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Centeal Drug Co
Chamberlain
Wareham’s
Pid Central Drug Co
Mercersburg Guards Overreact to Wild Webbed Invaders
Mercersburg residents mobilized during a false alert after a prank message claimed four Williamsport invaders headed for town. Armed guards patrolled roads all night, fearing a siege, until the error was realized and fear subsided.
Sudden Death in Funkstown Claims Mrs Clara Keller
Mrs Clara Keller widow of Solomon Weller died suddenly at noon today at her Funkstown home. While walking with her sister Henry Shleiver she reached to pluck two flowers and collapsed. Age about sixty, she was a Reformed Church member. Survived by son C Henry Keller, an insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Keller
Funkstown
Solomon Weller
Henry Shleiver
Reformed Church
C. Henry Keller
Kee Mar College Opens With Record Boarding Enrollment
Kee Mar College will open this year with the largest number of boarding students ever enrolled, projecting about twenty more than last year and more growth anticipated. The college is praised for its educational standing and able management, while a promotional note extols Water Cure remedies and mild laxatives from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Mar College
The Jester Piano at Ordway's Music Store
An advertisement proclaims The Jester Piano as honest in price and quality. It claims superior material and tone, full guarantee, and reasonable terms. Ordway's Music Store promises fair treatment and square service.
Fortune Favors a Texan Headache Relief Ad
A testimonial from W. P. Whiteheai of Kremerdale Vox describes relief from detressing pains in head hack and stomach and loss of appetite after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. He reports feeling a new man though stomach and liver troubles linger. Pills available at Wares Hans CHy Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P. Whiteheai
Kremiedale
Vox
Zac
Wares
Hans Chy Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Catarrh Cleared In Days Says Scranton Man
Hon George James of Scranton Pennsylvania reports twenty years of catarrh with constant hawking throat and offensive breath. He used Dr Agnew's Catarhal Powder with instant relief after first application and complete cure after a few bottles at 60 cents, Warahama City Pharmacy and Central Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Scranton
Dr. Agnew
City Pharnacy
Censtial Drug Store
Caring for Patients at Smiths Firm Vaccinated Employees
Five and Sons vaccines all staff at the firm, Dr. Boose notes six patients in the Row are improving. A colored man from Williamsport was stopped at Clearspring and sent back after his clothing was refused entry by the local constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M & Sons
Boose
Wi Inmsport
Clearsprig
Tleswkt Couctatie Alutien
Old Time Patent Medicine Ad for Hall's Catarrh
Fragmented 19th century notice offering one hundred dollars for a cure with Hull's Catarrh Remedy. Contract shows Frank J. Chengy and F J Cheney Co of Toledo advertising Hall's Catarrh Can direct to customers. Includes testimonial plea and a druggist sales pitch for Fall's Remedy pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhuo
Toledo
Frank J. Chengy
W. Gleason
Raney Panile
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Tees
Siri Fall
Ordway's Music Store Offers Wide Instrument Selection
The Place To find Planes of every make and find, except the cheap do which they do not handle under any circum stances the place to set the beat, pl RRO or organ made for the money asked, the place to get fair honest treatment and the best terms at Ordway's Music Store, and they have a selection of instruments there that is only equalled by the largest cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway
Not Deemed for Life by Rood Doctors in McConnellaville
W A Greer of McConnellaville notes a three year illness treated by Rood doctors for piles and fistula but says Mucklen’s Arnlen Salve cured in two weeks. Cures horny bruises guts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles or no pay at Wereham's Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Greer
McConnellaville
Mucklen
Wereham's
Central Drug
Well to Wells Company Ad at Main and Market House
A compact advertisement from Main Purninire Co. Mb. promotes wells and a river related product with a promise of wholesale pricing. It notes a large factory feed facility and carload wagon service, inviting buyers to save money. The copy mentions carpets and stores near Main’s Market House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Main Purninire Co. Mb. Main
Spring Gowns and Perfume Inspire Fresh Ladies’ Attire
The piece promotes spring gowns and refreshing perfumes to enhance costume appeal. It suggests shopping at the store for lasting odors that please even the most fastidious, inviting readers to visit Mobley’s for a selection and sprays.
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Piediant
H. B. Weller
Fairview
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Caples
M. Hurley
Mealey
Sunde Lobo
Justice Norman
Devor
Samuel Emmert
Beck & del- Ammbrier
New Deal
Biggs
Williamsport Ceater
Mercersburg
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Warilokd
Bim
Mercershire
Board of Health
Howks
Psy Turvey
Lexington
Wile Vamsport
Mercers
Virginia
Salica
Mobley
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