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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1896

Page

4

Guests at Elim Tree farm as wedding nears

Paragraphs list guests from Wayretboro Frederick Jefferson Union Bridge and other towns who stay at Elim Tree farm Bucksyntown until Misa May Hodeman's wedding tomorrow. Local visits include Miss Eisle Qolser and Miss Aalile Walker with multiple residents traveling for fairs and family gatherings.

Susan Hoover Lilie Shearer Virtue BE. Hoover Eisle K. Qolser Wayretboro Misa Aalile Walker Frederick Eaale Price Hyatustown Bucksyntown Misa May Hhodeman Ota Brarifer Walkersville Clinton Grove Bragerstown Grove Etella Hedges Jefferson Ithia County Allan Shearer Waynesboro Hamsh Wilson Union Bridge Dpa Dughter F. L. Stoner Frederox

Africa Mission Journal from the Congo Station

Maggie Suman, a Frederick, Maryland missionary, writes from Negangus on the Congo about a July journey to Morcige Lands. She details travel by hammock, fever illness, a July Fourth service in Fioti at a schoolhouse, and daily duties at a mission station near the coast led by Miss Villars, Miss Kohn, and Mr. Reid. She describes gardens, crops, local helpers, and the community of about 185 people under government and mission care, noting challenges and hopes in a dark land.

Jamen Maggie Suman Frederick Africa Lan Cousry Tez Nawe Messionary Dives Suman Nganetis Onder Dave Stek Loude Vhs Matad Csitters Hurger Sim Negangus Fioti Mr. McGuire Miss Villars Miss Kohn Cao Vishora Rob Reid Toycel Becaume Congo Nuskuls Gorpal America Miss Villers Echors

Fragmented Memoir Log Shows Daily Routines at Station

Diary style notes describe daily schedule from breakfast at noon to prayers at seven. The writer mentions teaching, visiting people, sewing classes, and talking with locals to help families. References to Miss M and Mr. Reid hint at staffing changes during a long station stay.

Talbot County Farmers Institute Formed. Antietam Monument Planned

Recitals from yesterday and today note events across Maryland. Dr Talcott Bunson dies in Hancock Hospital. A farmers institute organized in Talbot county. Ninth New York Regiment to erect monument at Antietam battlefield. Bald eagle captured in Talbot county. Winter train changes planned on the Valley branch. Allegany grand jury indicts liquor dealers. Confederate dead monument planned at Silver Spring. Miss John T Gallagher of Ellicott City dies after house attack shock. Governor sets December 16 execution date for James Smith. Receivers named for Chesapeake Guano Company. Divorce suit against Richard H Green Jr. Trinity German Lutheran Church Baltimore marks 105th anniversary with bells.

Talcott Bunson Hancock John V. LE. Findlay Banton Farmers’ Institute Talbot County Washington Courle J. K. Kellar Cleare Spring Towson Methodist Episcopal Church Ninth New York Regiment Valley Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Allegany Grand Jury Hignor Silver Spring Montgomery County John T. Gallagher Ellicott City Madison Avenue Baltimore City James Smith Miss Crown Prince George's Bamuel D. Schmucker Pearla P. Dunan John H. Fowler Chesapeake Guano Company Ebertif W. P. Cole Baltimore County Raleigh

Commitabarg Personalities Noted in Emmitsburg Chronicle

Dr Geot Motter of Taneytown visits Emmitsburg this week. Elnathan Kerschner of Pittabarg visits parents here. Wm Fraley was in Washington last week. Amelis Birnie and Fannie Birnie of Taneytown visit Dr Annan. Anza Motter of Taneytown and Yeatle of Baltimore spend Wednesday at Dr Annan's. Andrew Annan and Luella visit Williamsport. Helen and Sara Annan plus Mr Annan attend Angerstown fair. Lucy Higbee visiting Lancaster. Gertrude, Alice and Anna Avan in Frederick for fair. Iva Sefton of Gettysburg visits Anna Gillelan. John C Wivall and wife of Prince Georges visit Wivell family here. Mary Pfeiffer and Sue Hosler of Abbottstown visit Mrs Gillelan.

Iva Sefton Gettysburg Anna Gillelan John C. Wivall Prince George's County Wivell W. J. Wivell Mary Pfeiffer Sue Hosler Abbottstown Charlies E. Gillelan

Hay Burning Incident Near Clarkaburg Mont County

A farmer, John Grimes of Clarkaburg area in Montgomery County, reports his load of hay burned Thursday morning. He suspects involvement by a Lakeland Democratic Club campaign party, claiming damage around 100 and describing a wagon and team endangered. A separate accident near Emmitsburg injured milk deliverer Joseph E. Hays, cut above the forehead and face, when a wagon pole snapped and glass shattered. A streets committee meeting directed enforceable bicycle restrictions at eight, with officers citing penalties if not followed. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the item.

John Grimes Clarkaburg Montgomery County Grimes Lakeland Democratic Club Montgomery Frederick Armin Thoreday Joseph Eki J Hays Emmitsburg Hays 8. L. Annaz

Political Pointers and Rallies Across Maryland Tonight

A sweeping slate of campaign events unfolds across Maryland and nearby. Speakers include Captain John McDonald, Barry Wm. Cisbeuga, Hor M. Reedy, and George Wellington, with mass meetings slated in Bronawick, Rockville, and Baltimore venues. A county poll shows slim Bryan support among Montgomery Republicans, while many Democrats back Bryan himself.

Wood Brow Air Central Bryan and Bewall Club Ajta Hall Sound Money Honest Money Democratic League City Opera House Edgar H. Gans Baltimore Ernest P. Baldwin Washington Frederick J. Nelson Frederick Boston Maryland Virginia Point of Rocks George Whitelock Bryan Hatherford Republican Committee Lewistown Milton G. Urner J. Cookman Boyd Johnson Rego Aarp BH. Hicks Harn Deiiver Wm. Fout Reno Harpsang Colon Ray's Pearl Me. Cherie R. Shirm Harry E. Chepline Birney William P. Maulsby Walkersville Chsriey A. Dougherty South Carolina Milton K Emu John E.R Wood Ferick Unionville

Local notices and reminiscences from Middletown archive

A collage of 1890s fragments includes a farewell note to a deceased Shimer and family memories, a Lincoln Nebraska letter praising W. J. Bryan and political shifts, and public notices for fall openings and medical consultations in Frederick Maryland. The items mix oblique tributes, political endorsement, and commercial announcements with dates and addresses.

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