Kennard Sees a Web of Deceit Around Miss Harlan
Kennard writes a scathing reply to Miss Harlan’s invitation and confronts a plot involving Joshua Harlan, a factory, agitator McMannis, and Culver. A rain soaked night finds a mail theft turned assault as a patrolman doubts the case while Kennard wrestles with love, betrayal, and a looming scheme to seize his property.
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Kennard
Harlan
Joshua Harlan
Papa
Jove
McMannis
Culver
Wage Cut Sparks Boardroom Clash Over Labor Power
Maddox uncovers a plan behind a ten percent wage cut as director Trundell pushes a pretext to curb labor unrest. Kennard confronts insiders led by Joshua Harlan, warning of a potential strike and a push toward profit sharing. After sharp exchanges and a threat of resignation, the resolution passes seven to six as Trundell calls a phone vote to the Guardian office.
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Mr. Trundell
Harkness
Kennard
United States
Asd
Croyden
Maddox
Mr. Harlan
Chairman
Trundell
Joshua Harlan
MccMannis
Guardian
Dispensary System In South Carolina A Review
A comprehensive summary based on letters from 36 of 41 counties examines how the dispensary law operates across South Carolina in 1906. It details enforcement, county sentiments for or against prohibition, and the political dynamics shaping dispensaries, with notes on revenue, blind tigers, and regional variations.
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South Carolina
News and Courier
Marlboro
Greenwood
County Seat
Gaffney
Pickens
Marion
Saluda
Newberry
Edgefield
Horry
Anderson
Chesterfield
Union
Colleton
York
Lancaster
Williamsburg
Oconee
Spartanburg
Florence
Darlington
Lexington
Laurens
Clarendon
Dorchester
Fairfield
Georgetown
Sumter
Beaufort
Richland
Charleston
Bamberg
Orangeburg
Barnwell
Abbeville
Kershaw
Lee
Berkeley
Sheppard
Coast
Interior
Tillman
Ter
Aiken
Greenville
Hampton
Columbia
Iin Horry
Prohibition
Higgins
Six Great Men of Modern History
Six great men from 1730 to 1830 shaped modern history Napoléon Bonaparte who was ambitious Nelson whose courage Washington whose independence Wellington whose thoroughness Pitt whose statesmanship and George Stephenson whose ingenuity Washington and Nelson earned posterity’s fond regard Washington and Stephenson did the most for mankind Wellington Pitt and Napoleon also drew acclaim Napoleon sought to remap Europe Stephenson advanced railway engineering London Truth.
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Napoleon
Nelson
Washington
Wellington
Pitt
George Stephenson
Stephenson
Europe
London
The Cape of Good Hope and Its Tricky Location
An exploration of the Cape Point region in South Africa reveals the Cape of Good Hope lies amid three promontories forming False Bay’s boundary with the Atlantic. Diaz faced the three headlands and named the area Cape of Storms, later renamed Cape of Good Hope, Cape Farewell.
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Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
False Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Point
Bartholomew Diaz
Cape of Storms
Storma
Cape Farewell
Chinese boycott bowled by guilds sparks dangerous rumors
A U S Consul Gracey reports a Shanghai merchant guild backed boycott plan to ostracize those trading in American goods. The circular urges investigations into American goods and presses editors, missions, and labor groups to curb imports while warning of social sanctions and policy shifts.
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State Department
United States
Gracey
Fuchan
Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
Jeng Ching
Man Mirror
Literary Society of
Shanghai
Fukien and
Kuang Tung
America
Should Defendant Be Made to Testify?
Secretary Taft urged forcing testimony in criminal trials while criticizing the current rule that allows a defendant to not take the stand. District Attorney Jerome echoed the view, arguing it can let a defendant avoid his People's case, and noted that wealthy defendants may delay or escalate costs to sway trials. The exchange centers on trial fairness and the use of the witness stand.
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Washington Place
Mr. Trundell
March of Progress
Kennard
Croyden
China
United States
He-Hsing Company
Taft
New Haven
Jerome
Senator Butler
Col
B. F. Crayton
Anderson Daily Mall
T. B. Butler
Cherokee County
Butler
Thomas B. Butler
Further Remarks On Gambling And Its Evil Events
A Greenwood Journal editorial reprints the News and Courier piece on cotton gambling, defending Greenwood’s moral stance and urging no license for bucket shops. It argues gambling ruins youths, cites proposed license ranges, and ends with a warning that markets are misregulated by gamblers rather than supply and demand.
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News and Courier
Greenwood
Greenwood Journal
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Frederick 4. Stokes
Adolphus Swartz
Spaulding
Dave
Hark
Ness
Baldwin
IN Review
Brice Law
the Cape OF Good Hope
U. 8
Harpers Weekly
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