Boers Suggested for Maryland Immigration Plan
Maryland interest grows in inviting Boers from South Africa as settlers to boost farms and industry. Baltimore businessman David M Newbold offers to fund a 1000 share land project with 25 men backing the effort. Local papers laud the idea as beneficial for state growth and global profile.
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South Africa
United States
Maryland
David M. Newbold
Baltimore
Newbold
Baltimore Herald
Ethiopian poet and agrarian class debate in the United States
The fragment discusses a debate on agricultural class and poetry in the United States. It mentions comparisons to South Africa, and a climate claim about Maryland and Virginia. The text references Southerners and broader acceptance within the American Republic and notes a prosperity under favorable conditions.
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Ebe Sun
South Africa
Maryland
Virginia
Iisg
American Republic
United States
Africa
Baltimore Sun
Monu ment Dedication and Boer Migration Debate
The Indianapolis News hails the Antietam memorial dedication as unique in world history due to fraternal spirit. Commentators like McComas and Wellington spark a back‑and‑forth about liberty, Boer actions, and a watch incident setting the memorialal tale. The Baltimore Herald and Baltimore Sun welcome Boer stock immigrants as a beneficial agricultural addition to Maryland and other states, urging welcoming policy and potential prosperity under American rule.
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Indianapolis News
Maryland
Antietam
Hirt
Falemore News
Gru
Baltimore Herald
Voice of the Times endorses post canteen for army
The Minnespotis Times argues that temperance advocates misunderstand the post canteen. Army officers favor it, claiming it reduces drunkenness and related sickness, aids discipline, and protects soldiers from bad liquor at home and in the Philippines. The piece stresses practical benefits and preservation of the institution.
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Philippines
Pennsylvania Bribery Scandals Roil State Officials
A confused report outlines bribery and corruption in Pennsylvania politics. It mentions a state legislator resigning, a U.S. district attorney implicated, Philadelphia ward precincts, tax fraud trials, and a county treasurer fleeing with fifty thousand dollars. The tale references the agricultural department, multiple boroughs, and looming prosecutions in Scranton and Lancaster counties.
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wEetha Etre
Pennsylvania
Otizes
Poeisament
Ciecus Urboers
State Agricultural Department
Ole
Sbhamekin Burough Pranchiy
Scranton
Lancaster
When Summer Sways in Song and Sleep
Poetic fragments describe summer joys from ripening fruit to nature’s beauty. The piece blends verses about peaches cantaloupes and streams with reflections on peace and rest, mentioning Promised Land and a tranquil evening by the banks.
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Jordan
St. Louis Republic
Sun Moves Sun Moves Says Rev John Jasper in Eclipse View
Richmond Va preacher Rev John Jasper aged eighty eight reaffirms belief that the sun moves, citing biblical precedents and celestial order while refusing to concede to scientific challenge. The eclipse last Monday prompts continued faith-based stance. Also noted is Miss Ellen Percy ill with measles at 2905 Lafayette Avenue St Louis Missouri.
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John Jasper
Richmond
Joshua
Hezekiah
Ellen Percy
Hittie
C. G. Bilski
Lafayette Atenza
St. Louis
Missouri
Must Walk to North Pote For Fears Have We Struggled
A fragmentary explainer notes failed attempts to reach the north pole. It cites a scientist’s view on Esquime customs and walking to the pole, then pivots to a testimonial praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the sole remedy for stomach disorders and related issues. It ends with a garbled advertisement listing a dealer in Frederick, Maryland.
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North Pole
Rouche
Woman's College celebrates anniversary program and banquet
The Woman's College held an anniversary program for the Leebian and Adelphian societies with the Mandolin Club and a Midsummer Night's Dream scene drawing hearty applause. The Junior Class Banquet at Doll's cafe featured decorations, a full course menu, toasts by Misses Hargett Kryder and others, and a festive guest list with numerous faculty and students.
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Woman's College
Leebian
Bocletien
Apprause
Mandolin Club
Basan Garret
Guthrie
Neill
Barbour
Cramer
Garsman
Nellie Garrett
Seville
Groves
Wilt
Birely
Little Woon
Satie Moyer
Kirk F
Doll's Cafe
Cavera
Bessie Hargett
Mondelaaffer
Lillian Alexander
Agnes Kryder
the College Annal
Moss Stoner
Misses Stoner
McGufffin
Garrett
Ponts
Williams
Albaugh
Alexander
Woegtly
Hargatt
Diehl
Kryder
Bobb
Pontius
Wenner
Thoms
Kirk
Lauffer
Carroll Democrats Resolutions For War at Westminster
The Carroll County Democratic Convention at Westminster selected delegates to the Congressional Convention at Havre de Grace on August 15. Resolutions endorsed Bryan and Nicholas W. Steele, pledging support and urging use of honorable means to secure his nomination. Steele stated he would campaign fully if nominated. Also includes a testimonial letter praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from G H Wiser of Burgettstown, with a local druggist selling the remedy.
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Bryan
Nicholas W. Steele
Carroll County
Westminster
Col
James G. Barret
Edward O. Weané
Fred. D. Muller
Robert Sellman
Les GO. Leister
Benjamin F. Cronse
L. Calvin Jordan
J.J Stewart
David P. Smelser
Johnzie E Bessman
C W. Wasaver
Taneyiows
J B. Wells
Lampstead
Indorsing Brean
Indorsing Stecia
Carroll Country
Thomas Jefferson
William J. Bryan
William McKin Jey
Republican Party
Congress
Havre de Grace
Moazs
Steele
Araby and Valley notes from the July farming district
Master George Hailer clerks for Edward Halley at Araby while families like Nall and Wachter visit nearby. Preaching at Araby chapel on Sunday June 10 at 2 PM by Rev Livingstone. Wheat and corn fields praised, but some wheat damaged by fly with crops in jeopardy. Children’s Day plans begin at Bridgeville with an ice cream and strawberry festival June 15 16 to aid the Sabbath school.
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Bakee
Falley
George Hailer
Edward Halley
Araby
May Beare
J.J. Nall
Oak Farm
Mize Lowtie Eeare
Emma Nall
Emms Geeney
Mauntainidsle
Sanaay
Araby Chapel
Livingstone
Charles Grorn
Wenton Wachter
Charles Baker
Sonday Echoo
Obarien Beare
Unbaries Nali
Pearl
I. J. Nali
Éick
Bhoad
Bansismin Lewis
Hagerstown
W. Temp Grove
Jacob M. Hoffer
Leela Compher
Mary Bowlaz
Maurice Michael
Washington, D. C
Edward L. Willard
Lockjin
Iss Idan Alexander
Woodsboro
James Nall
Bidgeville
Jane
For Rent Two-Story Brick House No. 92 Third Street
Rent notice for a two story brick house at 92 Third Street offering six rooms. Terms include prompt payment. contact F. Sappieran for details and inquiries.
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Third &T
Promptiny
Sappiseren
South Market Street
Rrs
G. D. Ihiter
S. Market Street
Eastbward Street
East Church Street
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