The Grafters Francis Lynde Chapter XXVIII Continued
Callahan steers a runaway train past a mob and reaches the capital as Judge Marston learns of a rail intrigue. Kent reveals a mutating plot involving Bucks Guilford and MacFarlane and wins political leverage to secure control of the railroad.
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David Kent
Kittleton
Oliver Marston
Judge Marston
Marston
Bucks
Guilford
Gaston
Halkett
Kent
Tey
Mr. Kent
Yorkville Seeks Move of Presbyterian College to Yorkville
Yorkville residents present a bid to relocate the Presbyterian College of South Carolina from Clinton, offering the old Garrison property and nine acres plus $26,000 in real estate value and $5,000 in scholarships. Trustees convene to consider, while Clinton supporters argue for staying and strengthening the college’s endowment. The board sets a September deadline for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Clinton
Columbia State
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Thornwell
Presbyterian College
W.G. Neville
Dr. Neville
Robert Adams
D. D
Laurens
Presbytery
Charleston
Timmonaville
D. M. Fulton
Darlington
Jno. M. McSween
Timmonsaville
South Carolina
S. J. Cartledge
Anderson
R. L. Rogers
Valhalla
J. Allen Smith
Abbeville
Bethel Presbytery
Columbia
Walter B. Moore
Commercial Club
King’s Mountain Military School
Gen
North Carolina
Davidson
McPheeters
Ws. McPheeters
Robert Adam
C. Bruno
Presbyterians of
Washington and Lee
Princeton
South Carolina College
State College
W. P. Jacobs
Banks
Czar Nicholas II in Denmark and Early Royal Harbors
The article recalls Alexander III’s visits to Copenhagen and Friedensburg, Denmark, with the imperial party aboard royal yachts. It notes democratic behavior by the czar, his calm security under Danish watch, and a 1839 incident where a royal English prince was bitten by a pedigreed Russian wolfhound after repeated taunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mve
Alexander II
Christian
Ghristian
Denmark
Alexander III
King Christian
Nicholas II
Russia
Copenhagen
Czarina
Friedensburg See
Fried
Friedensburg
Prince
England
Poison antidote of rattlesnake hints from Mexican lore
Superintendent B F Daniel reports a rattlesnake bite antidote said to reside in a sac near the snake’s intestines and a centipede venom remedy carried by Mexicans. He cites Mexican convicts and Mokis rites as guarding the secret, learned during mining days in Mexico, but the doctor who sought it died before learning the cure.
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Capitol
Gaston
Kent
Houss
Union
Capital
Gov. Marston
Kittleton
Argus
Gov. Bucks
Clarendon Hotel
Loring
B. F. Daniel
Territorial
Arizona Republican
Mexico
Daniel
J. Miller
Annally
Improve Farm Mailings with Proper Stationery Options
Farmers should use good white paper envelopes and clear ink for mailings. Print name and address on upper left corner of each sheet, using No 64 envelopes, to give a business look and aid recognition. A small annual cost yields long term benefit and saves time for recipients.
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Francis Lynde
The
Bobba-Merrill Company
Callahan
Meeilp
Jimmy
Hudgins
Subhi Sadik
Megilp
Commonwealth
James Guilford
Jasper G. Bucks
the Argus
Bucks and Meigs
Plantagoulds
Judge MacFarlane
Grantham
M’tosh
MacFarlane
Federative Council
Jari Oleson
Jennison
Hawk
H'm
Twal
McFheeters
W.P. Jacobs
Ito Moorings
LAW
State Hospital
State Hospital For the Insane
Heyward
B. W. Taylor
Board of Regents
Babcock
McSweeney
Georgia
General Assembly
United States
Department of State
Washington
Columbia Record
Alexander
Inlaw
Rattler
the Farmer's Stationery
F. E. Smith
Troy
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