Ruric Accepts Duel Challenge After Count Damonoff Threat
Ruric Nevel receives a duel summons from Count Damonoff after a night of tense meetings. Alaric Orsa arranges a 10 o’clock sword duel at the Beudi River with Orsa providing the count his weapon. Ruric confides in his mother Claudia, who urges cautious honor and prayer as tragedy looms.
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Ruric
Paul
Kremlin
Vladimir
Count Damonoff
Mary
Stephen Urzen
Claudia
Ruric Nevel
Urzen
Damonoff
Alaric Orsa
Guard
Damenoff
Orsa
Beud i
Viska
Alaric
Rurie
Count Damonoif
Rosalind
Claudia Nevel
Russia
Moscow
Rut
Ger
Momjako
Spain
Spirit of commercialism drives South politics debate
The column weighs McLaurin's impact on South Carolina's Democratic divide, praising his strategic framing of national issues, warning of party realignment, and noting a growing industrial and agricultural base. It discusses the ballot as a tool, predicts a possible two-party split, and highlights regional economic change amid a Southeastern voting shift. It also describes regional reunion pageantry and musician groups at a local event.
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South Carolina
Senator McLaurin
Palmetto
Tillman
McLaurin
Carolina
Harry Percy
Union
Massachusetts
John c. Calhoun
South
Democratic Party
Gulf
Southeastern
Republican Party
Dixie
Musical splendor and bands dazzle at 1st Re-Union Memphis
Etta JANE notes the large music presence with 388 performers across bands from First Ohio infantry St Louis Wiel Memphis Union First Regiment Little Rock Oxford Mississippi and more. Praises military and concert bands and their uniforms and receptions by veterans. Also reports on Columbia State piece with Chairman Jones denying McLaurin ouster and defending the Democratic committee.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Etta Jane
Memphis
First Ohio Infantry
Cincinnati
West
St. Louis
Wiel
Union Band
Arnold
Court Square
Little Rock
Arkansas
Oxford
Mississippi
Columbia State
McLaurin
State Executive Committee
Senator McLaurin
Abeville Press and
Banger
Jones
Colonel Jones
State Democratic Executive Committee
Tillman
Varmint terror in Sumter area spooks residents
Columbia's News and Courier reports a mysterious "dog killer" prowling around Stateburg and Wedgefield in Sumter County. Sightings describe a brown shaggy creature about the size of a dog with a bushy tail. multiple rescues and failed hunts have followed.
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Columbia Correspondence News and Courier
Sumter County
Stateburg
Wedgfield
Bannister
Wedgefield
A. S. Flood, Jr
W. H. Ramsey
Scott Mellett
Crop conditions update from weekly weather bureau report
The central and western cotton belt shows general improvement and good cultivation but some areas need rain. In the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida heavy rains caused damage and the crop requires cultivation.
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Weather Bureau
Cotton Belt
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
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U. C
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