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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
3
In 1914 Louis Joseph Vance presents Judith Trine waking from a drugged sleep beside her sister Rose, amid rough plank walls and a hydraulic mining scene. Judith contemplates love for Alan and the vendetta of Seneca Trine, plotting to secure justice and happiness for those she loves.
Judith confronts Rose holding a revolver in a cabin while Alan sleeps. Rose threatens to shoot as Judith confesses love for Alan and plans to leave. A struggle ensues, Alan intervenes and disarms Rose, urging kindness, then Judith escapes to pursue a hidden escape plan.
Judith Trine recalls the ambush by Marrophat and Jim, and the confrontation ends with a car crash that injures Seneca Trine and the chauffeur while Alan Law and Rose press on toward a precarious wedding amidst heat and a looming storm over California's orange country.
During a wedding ceremony in a Spanish mission chapel, Seneca Trine, long bedridden, rises with a pistol to confront Alan Law as Rose Trine becomes his wife. A thunderbolt shatters the stained glass, discharging the pistol and killing Trine and wounding Alan Law and Rose.
At Easley Loan and Trust Co. board meeting in Easley on Tuesday Lloyd H. Smith was elected president succeeding his late father Dr. R. F. Smith. Smith, a Davidson College and University of South Carolina law graduate, also serves in the Pickens firm Smith and DuBose and has led the Hasley office. Judge Lathem was reelected vice president, P. M. Taylor cashier, and A. Frank Wyatt bookkeeper.
A playful bulletin shows a college athlete praising relay prowess and a parent promising to use those talents while joking about relaying carpets at home. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment between father and son.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes a wealthy Minnesotan left his fortune to his lawyer. This arrangement reduces costs and complexity for heirs and avoids court delays.
The Baptist Courier reports Pastor D. W. Hiatt has relocated from Easley to Pickens. His field of labor remains unchanged.
The notice lists train times for Besley to Seneca to Charlotte and various Atlanta routes with departures around early morning and evening. It notes that figures are for information and not guaranteed and directs readers to write W R Taber for complete details. Authority figures include W R Taber and officials in Greenville and Columbia, South Carolina.
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