Trial and turmoil in a southern murder case
In Chapter XIV of Fre Suckling a tense town scene unfolds as jurors are drawn and the trial proceeds. Old Conkwright delivers a powerful closing, Alf awaits verdict, and a telegraph informs of a marriage scandal. The narrator contemplates events, faces personal sacrifice, and witnesses a family conflict escalate toward a dramatic finish.
AFRICAN GAME AND CATTLE TICK REPORTS IN 1909
Vibrant account describes East Africa game abundance from Kilimanjaro to Meru and notes licenses yielding over 50000 dollars. It contrasts reserves and punitive measures against natives with Hunters like Van Roy and Monchardli. The text shifts to South Carolina cattle tick eradication, inspector work, quarantines, and funding details, followed by South Carolina power plant construction updates and local employment impacts.
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Nairobi
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Leslie's Weekly
South Carolina
M. Ray Powers
Department of Agriculture
Norman French Influence Still Echoes in Court Oyez Tradition
A Scrap Book note recalls William the Conqueror’s 11th century influence on English courts. He ordered business to be conducted in Norman French after hearing the crier cry oyez oyez oyez. The phrase endures in courts where English is spoken as a reminder of Hastings victory.
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Harken
Harold
Hastings
German Southwest Africa Insurrection Costs
About two years after the insurrection began in German Southwest Africa the campaign has cost Germany 2,000 men and 176000000 dollars in money.
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Africa
Germany
Lake Baikal Seen as World’s Deepest Lake
The deepest lake in the world is thought to be Lake Baikal in Siberia. It covers about nine thousand square miles, nearly as large as Lake Erie, and reaches depths of four to five thousand feet, holding nearly as much water as Lake Superior.
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Southern Power work at Ninety Nine Islands amid flood damage
A reporter and Hon J Q Little visited the Ninety Nine Islands on Broad river where Southern Power Co advances a large hydro project. Floods washed away cofferdams and damaged a railroad line to the quarry but the King's Creek rail link remains usable for heavy material. The company began about two years ago and paused to focus on the Catawba River dam amid a financial panic, yet vast machinery and material show the scale of the undertaking.
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Ninety-Nine
Islands
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Gaffney
Cherokee
Uncle Sam
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Popular Vote Totals by Party in National Election
New York reports national election results showing Taft 7,637,676 Bryan 6,393,182 Debs 447,651 Chafin 421,252 Hisgen 83,186 Watson 33,871 Gilhaus 15,421 total 14,852,239. Compared with 1904, Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists gain. Prohibition, Populist, and Socialist Labor decline. Bryan up 1,215,211. Taft up 14,190. Debs ahead of 1904 Socialist. Populists down 3,312. Prohibitionist Chafin trails 17,284. Gilhaus about half Corrigan’s 31,249. A stray note about aging hair and Icelandic political equality follows.
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Roosevelt lashes World over Panama claims in special message
The president accused the New York World of unsavory tactics in Panama deal coverage and urged libel prosecution of its proprietor. The World retorts that Congress should fully probe the Panama transaction and defends press freedom while criticizing Roosevelt’s conduct and authority.
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The tiny stormy petrel bird records bold sea feats
The small stormy petrel is described as a bird with immense wing power capable of braving furious seas. It ranges far, having been observed roughly 2,000 miles from the nearest land, illustrating its remarkable endurance and reach.
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