Tempest Island keeps secrets as Ravenel returns
Miss Ravenel arrives as governess to Bee Hawkstone on Tempest Island. A night terror in the Cedar Chamber and a violent confrontation with Vincent Hawkstone expose family fracture. Vincent seeks reform, while Prince Lucifer’s exile looms, and Bee clings to her absent father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Express
Whithaven
Mrs. Otway
Sampson
Miss Bee
Miss Ravenel
Mrs. Hawkstone
Gabriel
Bee
Basil Hawkstone
Philip Hawkstone
Bee Hawkstone
House of Hawkstone
Papa
Rochambeau
Tempest Island
Bob
Corsair
Harris
Vincent Hawkstone
Vincent
Wild Hawkstone
Buck
Lucifer
Faith
Hawkstones
Little Bee
Mr. Vincent
New York
Prince Lucifer
Broadway
Delmonico's
Europe
Scotia
Basi
Nile
Egypt
Last South Carolina duel recounted with varied accounts
W S Gordon of Yorkville recounts the Cash Shannon duel tale and aftermath in South Carolina. He describes Col Cash as a brave leader, details the confrontation near Darlington court house, and notes the sensational murder trial and later pursuit. He cites competing versions of Cashs death and police actions ending with Cashs burial and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville Enquirer
South Carolina
J. H. Godfrey
Cash- Shannon
Col. E. B. Co. Cash
Chesterfield County
Col. Cash
Cash
Col. Shannon
Col. Shatnnon
Lamar
Dubose
Darlington Court House
Cash-Shannon
Bogan Cash
Apollo
Richards
Cheraw
Coward
South America
Farmers' Union official outlines Europe trip aims
W C Moore the unions financial agent returned from Europe where he studied cotton spinning in England and on the continent. He outlined plans to sell directly to mills cutting out middlemen and established Manchester England offices with ties to Memphis and other branches. Moore spoke of savings to farmers and potential price impacts while noting a stormy Lusitania crossing back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
W. C. Moore
Greenville
Europe
Moore
England
Farmers' Union
Manchester
Memphis
Union
Germany
South Carolina
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Atlantic
Lusitania
Curious superstition spans cultures over the number thirteen
A long, varied discussion traces thirteen as an unlucky cue across civilizations from Norse myth to Turkish and Aztec beliefs, notes Italy and Paris omitting the number in games and street numbering, and adds local superstition among Black communities and Christians alike. It then pivots to a homemaking section with many dessert and candy recipes and ends with obituary notes for Chester, James H. Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loki
Balbour
Mexico
South
Italy
Paris
Chester
News and Courier
James H. Crawford
Jimmy
Centre Street
Crawford
Chester Lodge
No. 18
Lodge
United States
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Etta W. Pierce
Jetta
Gabriel Ravenel
Vera Hawkstone
Beatrice Hawktone
Turkey
Harper's Bazar
Birmingham
Robley D. Evans
Hugh S. Thompson
Richburg
Bogan
Douglass
E. T. King
Zeke
Pee Dee River
Gordon
Yorkville, S. C
Christ
Tokio
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