21 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
1
Sir D Artagan Istens a cadet of a great house holds knightly rank in the Royal Order of Wassmark and once served as ambassador to Charles I of England.
In May and June the captor captain Castletree settles in at Testens. He bonds with the family, earns a role in farming and defense, and falls into a romance with Marion Castletree, as the cadet contends with Harry over love. The house grows merry and the brigands remain at large nearby.
WarrenApril16 Farmers rush to plant with favorable weather promising corn and cotton, more sorghum than usual for feed and molasses, while gardens lag. Ditches give way to terraces, and wagon prices shift from 40 50 cents to 60 80 cents a bushel. North Rock Hill circuit met at Antioch. W B Sealy licensed to preach. district business light. parsonage debt pay plan approved.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Senator Jones says he has no plans or communications about Admiral Dewey seeking the presidency. He asserts public sentiment favors William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic nominee and that Kansas City delegates will follow the party will. He notes Dewey might be considered for vice president but sees no presidential bid.
York county grand jury reports on jail and poor house conditions. They urge milk supply boosts, more grain, and a self sustaining farm with new farming methods. They name A G Grant for living in adultery and keeping a nuisance house, and thank court and officers for courtesies.
The Reverend Rockwell Clancey describes India’s famine toll from Allahabad to Bombay, citing 60 million afflicted and 30 million in distress with government aid for 5 million. He notes rural hunger, sale of property and even children as a result, and mentions stray lines about later unrelated travel costs.
Greenville report details a planned Confederate Veterans reunion in Louisville for May. A special gathering between the Palmetto Sharpshooters and the Sixteenth Michigan is proposed, with a possible banquet and an evening of amity, as letters from Ames A Hoyt describe.
A. D. T. messenger boy No. 1534 from Philadelphia schoolboys carries a sympathy message to Dom Paul in Pretoria. The voyage costs nearly 1500 dollars, with 820.80 dollars for 2736 hours at 0.30 a hour. Deductions include 81.43 to the boy and 739.37 to the company plus weekly fees and possible fines.
Franklin Ky grand jury indicts ten for complicity in the Goebel murder. Principals named include Henry Youtsey James Howard Berry Howard Harland Whittaker and Dick Combs colored. Accessories before the fact listed as Caleb Powers John T Wharton Golden with others unnamed. Governor Taylor and John Davis named as accessories. Youtsey linked to State Auditor Sweeney’s office. Wharton GoldenTestifies in Powers case. Goulden to be indicted later for testimony. Also notes on Mrs Mary Gane Bryan Cobb honored by Washington. Tolbert ousted as Charleston port collector and Wallace appointed. Charleston context of liquor storage in customs building.
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