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Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1901

Page

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Ruric Faces a Demanding Suit from Count Damenoff

In a tense confrontation at the gun shop, Count Conrad Damenoff demands that Ruric Nev el sign a relinquishment for Rosalind Valdai. Ruric refuses, courageously defying the duke and the count, who warns of vengeance as the scene ends with a threatened future clash.

Rure Conrad Damenoff Stephen Urzen Ruric Nevel Ruric Rosalind Valdai Damonoff Rosalind Sir Count St. Paul Count Iere Olga Tula Stephen Urzen Rurie Sirrah Paul

Trade in the Philippines Sees 1900 Import and Export Surge

The War Department reports 1900 three-quarter imports into the Philippines rose 72 percent from 1899, totaling 1.57 million dollars from the United States and over 17.1 million from all countries for January to October. Exports rose 49 percent to 8.8 million, with Europe and Asia driving gains. U.S. shipments declined. Hemp exports reached 10,374 dollars in the period.

Philippine Islands Division of Insular Affairs War Department Philippines United States Europe Asiatic Africa Hong Kong Manila South America

Democratic Drift and Republican Echoes in South Carolina Politics

An analysis argues South Carolina Democrats miscast policy as Republican loyalty, urging practical state and national progress. It notes McLaurin advocates for extending foreign trade and industry, and recalls Democratic precedents on tariffs, foreign affairs, and reciprocity, while criticizing populist influence and land deforestation-linked floods in Western Carolina.

South Carolina John Lowndes McLaurin Democratic Party Palmetto Billingsgate Republican Party Alaska United States Pacific Jackson Pierce Clay Calhoun Cheves Lowndes Jefferson Madison Japan South Mr. McLaurin New York Sun

McLaurin’s Courage Against Partisan Politics

Baltimore American lauds Senator McLaurin for voting against party lines on issues deemed non political after initial political debate. It contrasts him with Senator Tillman, calling Tillman an enemy of South Carolina and praising McLaurin as a friend who honors duty over partisan advantage. The piece urges reelection to continue Southern development.

Senator McLaurin South Carolina Senator McLaurn United States Senate Spain Congress Senate Senator Tillman South McLaurin Tillman Democratic Party Lace P. Reed Augusta Chronicle

Flood Damage Estimated At 500000 On Catawba River

Government expert Myers reports from Swannanoa Gap to Rock Hill that flood damage along the Catawba totals about 500000. The worst losses hit Burke and McDowell counties with bottom land ruined up to 300 yards each side of the river. Rock Hill saw currents near ten miles per hour and the river rose higher than ever, with sanded wheat fields and ruined cornfields.

Linville River Carolina Myers Gastonia N. C News U. S. Geological Survey Swannanoa Gap Rock Hill Ss. C Burke McDowell Mr. Myers Weather Bureau

Great Family Ancestry Mention Filters In Dialog

Dialogue snippet notes a woman from a great family with an ancestor beheaded in the town during the reign of the Fourth Edward. The exchange ends with admiration, reflecting gossip tone in a Detroit Journal item.

Edward Detroit Journal

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