13 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
1
A garbled OCR page mentions a funeral and city offices with female candidates, a moving production in Paul Beattie and Din Far, and scattered references to national boards, attorneys general, and aviation incidents. Names, places, and dates are incomplete, yielding an unclear, disruptive record.
A mangled OCR passage references Taft's stance on divorce and marriage sentiment, his vetoes and tariff reform battles, and political advisers including Lipke and Plaike. It notes public interest in evolving social questions, party figures, and potential impact on his tariff policy and electoral prospects. The text is garbled but centers on Taft's reactions to marriage and reform issues amid tariff politics.
The Democratic party intensifies statewide campaign to elect the state ticket on November 7. Mary Jamiel, the White Pine candidate, leads a push urging robust support for a stronger state ticket and full party unity. Leaders pledge energetic effort to rally voters and nominate a cohesive slate.
The Democratic Party faced a fractured convention with factions clashing over Governor Gorman and Senator Gorman’s renomination. Leo and Blair Lipson rallied support while others urged vigor for the ticket, amid party unity debates and calls to back a robust platform for the state.
Repair work is set on National Pike west of Cumberland Will, with boards and officials reporting delays and bad road sections between Cumberland and Westburg The effort is led by President Hiroetora Clinton Uct and Chief Engineer Grushy with local authorities forwarding complaints and outlining the planned improvements The article also notes unrelated society items and promotions from a New York World page mixed into the text.
A fragmented report from Nashville details a wedding interrupted by gunfire during the ceremony. The groom’s party and guests fled as chaos erupted, with unclear names and places. The article notes a dramatic turn but lacks verifiable details.
A damaged ad extols a regulative medicine named Old Falke Ghould claiming safe benefits for aged people. It touts soothing effects on bowels, energy, and vitality with price details and a store name Mevall Slave, Rady & Meredith, Priggiste, Ufneel Intaltten, Epachat.
The County Commission approves construction of a county road through multiple townships including Mary and Pennsylvania areas. Downs is authorized to construct and maintain the route with required officials, funds, and support, linking Mau chnaville and Mercersburg areas through Greenstown and Cleanspring districts to Uniweely Wistelet as the project proceeds under district powers.
Health officers pursue the Chace family leaving Monterey and Waynestown as tensions rise over suspected fever cases. Snews describes quarantines and local officials moving to contain illness amid mixed reports and scattered names.
A fragmentary report describes a youngster hanging in a tree and being rescued after a precarious fall, with neighbors and local observers noting the incident and property sale notes following the event. Names of local residents and property transactions appear in the read text, indicating a mixed local notice page.
Fragmented text outlines an Orphans' Court matter involving Aquila A. Fox and related personal estates. It mentions probate actions, audits, and appointments, with names such as Weasa C Vox Franco and Mra be, and references to executors and heirs in a late 19th or early 20th century legal notice.
Fragmentary report notes a boating tragedy on the Minints river involving a pasty and a medical operation. Swimmers were lost in rough waters and a number of bobble uklets drowned.
The article describes new linen fashion trends featuring reversible fabrics and tailored suits. It highlights two leading tailors Torats and Phy noanus, detailing plaid reversibles, wave-knit fabrics, and button details.
Panic grips Sicily as Etna erupts with tremors felt across villages near Catania. Ash and lava showers drive evacuations while authorities debate wind-driven spread and crater activity. The situation disrupts daily life as residents seek safety and news updates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mother returning from work and an elderly woman relieved by a nurse or helper. The text is garbled with missing letters and misread words, making specific names, places, or events unclear.
Breton Crear Isis returns from Wiltin to investigate his brother s death. Howard s dead is Mr Je Une Bevellthik, murdered and staged. Minses Uizzle and SNe Pinner relocate to Bridgeport to visit an aunt. Mollie Brindenburg visits home briefly. Mrs Allie Stattlamyer and Mrs Jane Warrrenteats travel to Diltioors on business. Leay builds a new junk shop. Mrs Young travels to Philadelphia with her daughter. Public school opens with 189 pupils. Mr Hewitt and Miss Page Morgan noted. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate within local towns and counties.
Nighttime scare at the Fitts ton exchange on Sept 33 left operators terrified as a man in a Roman outfit pried through the skylight. He was James Rowen, delirious from fever, who climbed from his bed and toppled into the office. He suffered serious injuries.
The Academy stages a four reel program headlined by Kermat and HUN and a cast of singing and dancing acts led by Jono the singing marvel. Performances begin at 2 20, 7 and 9 oclock with the Academy Orchestra providing music while parents in Brunswick report a separated baby boy case nearby.
A vintage ad-like message advises newlyweds and family men to buy a home rather than rent. It touts advantages of home ownership, mentions doubled monthly payments for a pair of rooms, city water, and a $7,500 investment with easy terms for a two‑room dwelling on a rent or financial plan.
A fragment notes reprinting the levy proposal for 1911 and mentions Comoe TA in connection with the tax assessment. The unreadable line suggests an official action to repeat or extend the tax levy, with local authorities overseeing the process.
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