23 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1911
Page
1
A garbled OCR page lists scattered foreign items, political references, and quotes. It mentions conventions, sermons on virtue, legal and civic names, and various places with incomplete context. The passage blends individuals, locations, and events in a disjointed, period-voice mosaic.
A 69 year old man named Cassidy was found dead in his room at a hotel after an apparent alcohol related incident. The hotel bellboy, Danae Cyran, discovered him and alerted staff. Proprietor Will H. Rilenour, Justice Massian, and Short Barber attended the scene as investigators gathered details about the death.
A damaged report details legal actions against Bank Gishier and associated parties. It notes a warrant charging Me Setmn and states officers, including Deputy Sheriff C. Yi. Myers, presented the case and brought Srhinannor before Jinga Urner for orders.
A fragmentary report describes a curious package found in a nearby motor shop. The note mentions a vehicle, a violet moor idling, and a question about motive or purpose. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply an incident or discovery at a local business.
Fragmentary report notes lawyer W Stownet Walker of Mint thimborg in a Regal matter on March 12 at Lagyyoy. Entity mentions Amellaewhuss and Rolling bhyenr and informers ApMinethha and Meg. details are garbled and partially unreadable.
The Board of Election Supervisors will sit Tuesday September 20 to issue transfers. This local notice directs residents to attend or submit applicable documents for transfer requests and official action on that date.
An account describes a chaotic scene near Potomac Avenue with a large bug attack and a motorized mishap involving a team, a driver named Jon Green, and bystanders. The event ends with a crash, injuries, and local authorities investigating the strange disruption.
Over 20 voices from the West Tib region nominate Wy for cholera vaccination push. The town plans to introduce a new serum amid debate on its role as a preventive measure. Wave Med Wat discusses concerns and potential benefits as vaccination programs move forward.
A garbled 19th century postal notice describes bank deposit activity in Hagerstown. It mentions J Brooke Boyle as a depositor who placed $1, and discusses national banks and a proposed system of deposits and withdrawals with various officials named in uncertain context. The fragmentary text cites Pennk TL Dennett and references to government agency rules and potential deposits across cities.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate heavy shipments and routings over multiple routes with notices dated Tuesday September 26 79. Mentions transfers under supervision and potential public notices affecting consignments and logistics operations.
A chaotic excerpt describes a maritime accident involving the vessel Molled Ow Vesbel and a collision with the Urantler. The crew and passengers aboard the Olymmec experience a violent shock as the ship rams the lower Irgitah Channel area, with Moller reportedly fearless and praised for calm under pressure.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of personal names and terms including Mellmid Stemtoy Wak Hinmpoety Blanty Kline Menevels TTC Ploreteven lbenfane Moon Meghann Joseph Witner Beaver Phoethos Robert Wright Williammaport Aifenberger Tike ely and Latent terse Crnisalonerd.
A garbled sale notice lists items with prices such as $32.80 and $47, mentioning vendors A Crimtiga and O 11 Galiadhy. It references a small item for $600 and a purchase by Charles Vown, with descriptions of draughts and towels.
The Rev Weight, previously called away, has been enlind to lead the service at St Pauls M. B. Church. Parishioners are expected to gather for the pastor’s return and nearby town proceedings.
Farmers report corn nearly cut with very large yields in Washington County Wisconsin despite drought. Privately all-harvest sweet corn already cut in parts. Wheat exceptionally pure while oats and barley show average to strong production across the county.
An effort led by Senator Arthur Gorman and allies seeks a full recount of ballots in the recent Democratic primary after days of legal consultations. The grand jury, comprising eight Republicans and nine Democrats, will tally the votes in one precinct as judges and clerks present.
An official signature by Brantoy Die Lh confirms a formal designation at the Savings Boat of the Kink. The document names W Ruch and Soenelts as agents in polled, with Tharnved Phe yacahey referenced in the signing.
Carl Molesworth continues as manager of the Birmingham Ali baseball team for the season. The club aims to secure players for the Senior HLL and strengthen its lineup as it pursues improved standings.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a resident near Mididlas town to be committed to a location by Judge Headley, with unclear context and several garbled names. A separate line mentions a resignation at a round house and a Geneva Iron Works reference. The final line notes Democrats and a board to issue transfers on September 26.
Reported court proceedings show Schindeldecker charged with alcohol habit violations and jailed after detention at the county jail. The document notes probation considerations and multiple defendants facing sentencing for past offenses. Widespread mentions of local residences, corrections facilities, and a plan to divide school spaces in theAnvey Lane building to accommodate pupils.
Examiner S BY Wolfinger hears testimony in the matter of the A H F church versus D Webster Groh. The former claims Groh has misled on church property and interferes with church occupancy. Parish, Ten ant.
Friends and members of Rev Yo and his congregation prepare for the twenty year anniversary of the Christian church in Baltimore. The celebration will begin on the first Sunday in October with continued activities planned.
A dozen or more citizens of Charles County have been summoned as witnesses for the defense in the trial of Wim Alten, accused of harming his Gro yero ld child at Pov kereburg, Wisconsin, in January.
The J W There building on King Street saw a second day bust over a creditor rejection. A. B. and Tardinoburyy Sour Hin were involved in the dispute as parties against creditors in the afternoon proceedings.
A ragged notice notes music events and sales activities near Middletown Connecticut. It mentions a rooster costing 94 100 and a poultry theme amid extended arrangements by W. M. for Saturday and Sunday. The fragmentary text hints at preparations and cancellations with unclear specifics.
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