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22 Aug 1905

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Yorkville Enquirer in York, South Carolina

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Yorkville Enquirer

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York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1905

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King's Mountain Gathered Patriots In Quiet Valley

In September 1780 at a South Carolina church near York district a group of Mountaineer volunteers and families convene to rally for liberty. Alexander Bowen and Reuben Ferris clash over pay and loyalty as Ellen Campbell and Aunt and ministerly figures weigh risks of war. The scene blends faith, duty, and romance amid the looming conflict.

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York District South Carolina Fing Allison's Creek Blue Ridge King’s Mountain North Carolina Brown's Mountain Henry's Knob Mberty Washington Toll Miss Ellen Bessie Mr. Willoughby Ellen Alexander Bowen Adams Mr. Adams Israel Merom Gideon Charleston Gates Sumter Marion First Citizens Gadsden Gibbes Heyward Hutson Livingston Moultrie Rutledge St. Augustine Gadsden Ferguson Andrew Cornwallis Waxhaw Andrew Craig Wallace Bruce Bannockburn Clyde Alexander Davie Ellen Campbell Mr. Ferris Reuven Hercules Vulcan Ferris Watauga Bowen Captain Bowen Congress King George Ellick Reuben Jonah Eliick Bowen Gilbert Rube Parsons Reuben Ferris Willoughby
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Veiled Prophet in History and Death

The text recounts the figure known as the veiled prophet a Moslem fanatic named Haken Ibn Hashem born in the eighth century. It describes his claim to divine status his gold mask his large following and the eventual pursuit by an army leading to his suicide after burning his family He allegedly promised to return in white regalia riding a white horse.

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Jehovah Redeemer God the Terrible Christ God Christ the Son Haken Ibn Hashem al Mahdi Kek Oxus Bagdad
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Inducements to Homeseekers urged for South Carolina

A talk by I H Norris to the South Carolina Industrial and Commercial association urges lively publicity of state opportunities for investors manufacturers and home seekers. He stresses soil value, citizenship, and unity among railroads real estate agents and communities to attract investment and build factories.

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I. H. Norris Yorkville South Carolina Industrial and Commercial Association Columbia Nebraska United States Great Northwest Mississippi River Rocky Mountains South Carolina
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Newberry Educator Replies to Senator Tillman on Dispensary Law

Dr Cr omer writes to Hon. B R Tillman defending enforcement of the dispensary law while criticizing the profit motive and the law's administration. He cites state Supreme Court history, argues forms of government and police powers, and warns against using alcohol control for revenue, urging genuine public welfare over profit.

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B. R. Tillman Heyward Charleston Pope Supreme Court Nice Justice McGowan McIver Gary Melver State Vs. Aiken Hugh Farley Prohibition Newberry Marlboro Greenwood Cherokee
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An era tale exits with An drew Craig in dusk departure

In a rustic dialogue, old An drew Craig urges Bessie to hurry home as darkness falls. The exchange hints at a close relationship and a moment of shared departure, capturing regional speech and social cadence.

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Bessie Andrew Craig
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Facing point switches demand distant signals for safety

A railway article argues that high speed lines require distant signal protection for facing point switches. It warns guards against neglect by crews and suggests universal distant signaling to prevent derailments, noting 1895 practices and calling for action on safeguarding all trains.

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Railroad Gazette
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Erick King’s Men Old Andrew Lamb Major Davie Mr. Craig Gilbert Town Clark Lassie DR. Cromer Senator Tillman
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