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Yorkville Enquirer in York, South Carolina

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Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1906

Page

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Courage and shelter amid war in the Pedee frontier

Mildred Lindsay and her brother Henry, aided by the known sergeant Horse Shoe Robinson, reach General Marion's camp after a night of Tory raids. They seek refuge at Mrs. Markham's plantation, where Mildred recovers under hospitable care as Marion enacts a successful pursuit of marauders along the Pedee.

Mildred Henry Isaac Bloody Spur Horse Shoe Pedee Marion Dick Peyton Frank Marion Spur Carolinas Wingate Horatio Gates Camden Lindsay Robinson Bob Wingate Marlon Peyton Steve Virginia Carolina Dove Cote Horse Shoe Robinson Stephen Foster Henry Lindsay Miss Lindsay Rachel Markham Mrs. Markham Cheraw Marior Judith Alfred Prevost Savannah Hardihood North Carolina

Wellman to attempt pole voyage in 160 foot airship

Walter Wellman, famed Arctic explorer and correspondent, spoke at a New York Motor Club smoker about plans for a Spitzbergen start on a 160 foot airship. He outlined design, fuel, dual motors, and motor sledges to reach the pole and return, with emphasis on safety and feasibility.

Walter Wellman North Pole New York Motor Club Hotel Wellington New York Times Wellman Paris Louis Godard Pole Spitzbergen Mr. Welman R. H. Johnston Andree Arctic America Europe Siberia Greenland Franz Josef Land

Fortune in fish bait Maine man retires on earthworm wealth

A Maine florist in Bangor who reared and sold earthworms for bait grew rich and retired to Sweden after over ten years in the business. The article notes imports of Belgian and Indian worms, prices to Boston buyers and local customers, and Sidney Cooke’s diving-gear ventures inspired by Indian worm gathering methods. It ends with a quip about a taffy joke.

Natal Pietermaritzburg South Africa Cape Colony Orange River Colony Transvaal Rhodesia Swaziland Basutoland Bechuanaland Protectorate Portugese Transkeian Bechuanaland Zululand Thaka Swazi Johannesburg Rand Africa Kaffir Kaffirs London Spectator Maine Carl Beers Bangor Boston Belgium India Sweden Sidney Cooke Presque Isle

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