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Yorkville Enquirer in York, South Carolina

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Newspaper

Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1907

Page

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Beulah Sands Seeks Wall Street Redemption for Sands Family

In a South era financial melodrama Beulah Sands asks Bob Brownley and Jim Randolph to help avert her father Judge Sands’s looming ruin from Reinhart driven stock schemes. Brownley and Randolph ally with Sands to rescue the family fortune while the elder judge’s noble legacy comes under attack.

Bob Brownley Wall Street Jim Randolph Randolph & Randolph Brownley Randolph Beulah Sands Virginia Reinhart Miss Sands Barry Conant Standard Oil and Sugar Bob Mr. Randolph Mr. Brownley Lee Sands Harvard Robert Lee Sands Congress Julia Lee Richmond America Seaboard Wilsons South Beulah Baltimore Wilson John Wilson New York Father John

Beulah and Brownley Face Turmoil After Sugar Setback

Bob Brownley returns changed yet strong as Beulah Sands confronts his hardship after their Sugar panic blow. He admits lost confidence while she confesses deep love, kneeling beside him as they share a fragile, hopeful moment amid market turmoil and personal risk.

Bob Kate Beulah Sands Beulah Christ Agaie Jim Randolph Miss Sands Judge Sands Reinhart Seaboard Bob Brownley Stock Exchange Hope Active Exchange Hag Father

Remarkable South Utah Natural Bridges Highlighted

In southeast Utah near San Juan County three vast natural bridges, the Augusta Caroline and Edwin, span up to 350 feet with heights from 111 to 265 feet. Artists depict the arches, their canyons, and surrounding pines, while scholars note their sandstone construction and ancient habitation caves. A possible national park is proposed to protect the wonders near Bluff and Dolores.

Utah San Juan County Colorado Grande Mr. Dyar Century Magazine Horace J. Long Geographical Magazine H. L. A.culmer Augusta Caroline Edwin Caroline Bridge Caroline Arch Bluff San Juan Dolores Denver and Rio Grande Southern White River Armstrong Creek White America Yucatan Chiapas Mexico

Peary and Wellman Prepare for New Pole Attempt

Commander Peary receives three years leave to lead a renewed Arctic expedition. The Roosevelt will be readied. Peary plans to sail July 1 from New York and reach the Arctic by mid July with similar gear. Walter Wellman aims for Spitzbergen by June with airship trials in July and a possible pole flight by late summer.

Peary Wellman Navy Department Pole Peary Arctic Club Roosevelt New York Arctic Ocean Greenland Navy Register Navy Greely Great Britain Nares Walter Wellman Mr. Wellman Europe Spitzbergen Collier’s Weekly

Chinese Time Sticks Burn Twelve Hours Each Piece

A first person account describes Chinese time sticks used to measure day and night. Each 92 inch stick burns for twelve hours and must be lit at dawn or dusk depending on the service. Builders follow imperial astronomers’ directions and align with the water clock for accuracy.

Colonel Bridges Alfred

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