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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1923

Page

7

Wartime Return to Ann Byrne and the Convent

A widowed mother of ten plans to marry Hudson Cortlandt while her daughter Ann Byrne presses toward the Civil War front. Ann secures a governor’s pass from a cleric, travels with soldiers, hides in a convent wagon, and helps hospital work before fleeing Gettysburg toward unknown fate.

Milton Center New York Ann Byrne Hudson Cortlandt Ann Hendricks Cortlandt Renneslyer Hendricks Cortlandt Washington Densley Howard Europe Rennessyer Frederick City Baltimore Emmitsburg Mother Mother Superior Fifty-fifth Soong Cross Vicegannet the Syrokie B David Gettysburg Harrisburg

Gettysburg Shelter and the Harsh Realities of War

Ann finds refuge in a Chambersburg street house near a Lutheran church as Confederate and Union forces clash around Gettysburg. She volunteers at the seminary hospital, tending wounded, amid dust and danger, and witnesses General Reynolds arriving to rally the Union troops.

Ann Eutaw House Frederick City Hendricks Potomac River Harrisburg Lee Monocacy River Ge Penner Colunge- Manele Gettysburg Chambersburg Street Nottingham Es Boyce Emmitsburg Buford Clinois Medical Corps New York Seminary First Corps

To Be Continued Answer to Correspondent

A bucket shop Euphemia is described as a modern cooperage where a man brings a barrel and returns the bunghole in a metaphor from the Boston Transcript.

Euphemia Boston Transcript

Not Fast Enough for Expenses Beebhe He Is Fast

Ashe says Beebhe He is fast but not fast enough to keep up with running expenses. The remark contrasts speed with financial pressures in ongoing costs.

Beebhe Ashe

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