Untold Calamity Tests Faith and Aims to Free Arnold
In a San Francisco drawing room a grieving family clings to faith as they seek to prove Arnold Edrones innocent of killing Prof. Irby Wallace. A wandering agent, Ter Hor Stephens, travels from Bonnetaburgh aided by her father Mr. Kilrones to locate the mysterious stranger who boarded the train the night of the crime. A key witness, depot agent Mr. Johnson, then identifies Charles Kinley as the killer, exposing a plotted frame and clearing Arnold of guilt. Ter reunites with her father and the family hails the guilty man’s capture, while Arnold awaits a future free from punishment.
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Jealous lovers reunite after daring escape and marriage
A tale of Tor Stephens and Arnold Kdrouca ends in marriage after Arnold’s release from jail on recognizing bond. Tor’s confession frees him, clearing obstacles and uniting the couple as the commonwealth’s attorney presses a cane posse. The scene shifts to Charleston where George Douginaw Konso faces adjutant general charges amid club faction strife.
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Autumn sale notices and schedules across multiple venues
A jumble of sale dates and fares appears for events in Birmingham Omaha and Colorado plus a Monroesque promotional note for a book about Stanawall Jackson. Public notices include auctions from September through October with various deadlines and contact directions.
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Caroligtgues
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National Canyon- Hon Christian Church
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Chartonton
South Carolina Primary Election Officials Named
The Democratic headquarters at Valhalla announces appointed managers for the August 26 primary and September 6 runoff in towns across the state. The list includes numerous locals such as Walhalla, Oakway, Pickens, and Westminster, naming individuals by township. In a separate item, engineer George Kimmerling was killed and his fireman H M Asculy fatally injured in a wreck near Altoona, Pennsylvania, on the Reading Railroad fast mail line. The incident occurred near Pack Saddle after the locomotive derailed, plunging down a 30 foot embankment into the Conemaugh river. The Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal and Tax Collector offer is listed at $1.75 per year.
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Democratic Executive Committee
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Gry
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Rexpectiva Cluba
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Earay
Democratic Party
South Carolina
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J. 1. Tabell
J. D. Garrison
Mt. Lary
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Moxande Double Springs
Mongold
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AL A. Rafterson
Bronzenle
Wilburn Abbott
Fair May
S. P. Stribling
Union
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J. W. Reader
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Richland
J. P. Stribling
F. Driver
William Boaters
Soneca
Tamgaton
J.T. S. Hopking
Bethlehem
J. L. Houter
Louis A. King
W.T. McAllator
Providence
W. T. Hunt
John ©. Farria
W. N. Woolbright
Dordanta
J. McVaney
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Mavott
Jocansoo
A. L. Whitmire
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Burgens
BT. Fisher
M. Ridley
We As Kelley
G. W. Hunter
Woestminster
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George Kimmerling
H. M. Asculy
Altoona
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Conemaugh River
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Chicago
Congress
Ty Rayne
Reading Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Savannah
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Political notices for Oconee county elections Democratic primary appeals
The notice compiles candidate declarations for numerous races in Oconee county including J. L. Beamer, D. B. Tove, W. A. Tuompaow, W. M. Brows, V. Mant, Wat. M. Fenner, D. A. Surry, I. H. V. Howson, S. C. Sarum, W. S. Prichard, M. Conn, J. W. Lynes, D. E. Nicholson, Ghokak M. Wilke, D. J. Mongan, Nathanic Part-LPs, E. P. Woon, J. K. Kay, J. Kevan, A. I. Kraasox, RF. Satsrn, Geo. E. Prince, Wy att Aten, Isaac H. McCanna, Mason Wa. Srrminian, and others seeking Democratic primary support for positions from County Superintendent of Education to Congress.
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Roads and community updates from Yamasao Tamassee region
Weather and road work dominate a local update from Yamasao Tamassee. Residents note continued rainfall, planned road improvements, and the road outfit at work this week. Local schools may extend term, with Hint Shoals considering a March start due to rain. Reverend Beardon held meetings, while residents discuss travel and family visits.
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Negro lynching reported near Mage nella County
Reports describe a lynching of a Black man named Newton by two men in the Cornio bottoms, near Mage nella, after he was found guilty of abducting two young Indian daughters of a prominent local family. He was captured twice, restrained in custody, then hanged. authorities later moved the body for examination.
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