Joy Graham Finds Courage In Bronson Gospel Crusade
Joy Graham and Mrs. Rutledge lead Bronson churchgoers to Augsley for a successful revival where manufacturers and townsfolk confess sins and plan renewed campaigns. Mrs. Mobray, Mae Mobray’s mother, receives help from the church as she endures grief and the hope of a new mothers’ room at the church. Joy learns Mae’s engagement to Roland Gregory and Mae’s tragedy links to Bronson factory life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Graham
Rutledge
Mrs. Rutledge
Allan
Augsley
Jesus
Wellington
Joy
Viola Antol
Mae Mobray
Gregory Factory
Iowa
Mae
Roland Gregory
Edgar Prince
Bronson
Thomas Marchmount
God
Allan Rutledge
Mrs. Mobray
Dr. Rutledge
Gregory
Tabernacle
Mr. Gregory
Roland
Abraham
Mrs. Mubray
Ring Reveals Dark Link in Bronson Tragedy
Allan Rutledge glances at a gifted ring tied to Mae Mubray’s murder while Mrs. Rutledge urges mercy and reform. A detective agency in Chicago may trace the ring’s owner as private lives of respected men come under scrutiny. Reginald Nelson arrives at the Rutledges’ door with new tension brewing.
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Chicago
Allan Rutledge
Reginald Nelson
Human history shaped by Napoleons Imperial Guard
A narrative traces the origins of Napoleons Imperial Guard from the Milan day peril near Velegaio to Bonapartes escape and the guards rise under the consulate. It notes the guard as elite veterans, its growth to 112,482 by 1814, and its pivotal role at Waterloo, plus later exile of remnants to America and Galveston, ending with the 1820 Paris settlement funds.
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Napoleon
Milan
Republic
Bonaparte
Europe
Waterloo
Auguereau
Massena
Beaulieu
Valeggio
Messina
Mess
Garde Consulaire
Empire
Imperial Guard
Jeune Garde
Russia
Mont St. Jean
Lallemand
America
Texas
United States Territory
Champ d'Asile
Galveston
New Orleans
Campaign of poison camas kills 1100 sheep near Boyds Washington
In two weeks more than 1,100 sheep died near Boyds Washington from eating camas weed. Brigadier General Chenut is ordered to call out state reserves for active service to defend Johns and James Islands. Casualties from Capt. Avery's Co F 17th SCV up to July 3 are listed, including Killed James Clark and wounded men. Reports from Sullivan's Island describe heavy bombardment of Fort Sumter and nearby batteries with frequent shelling and local movements of troops.
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Boyds, Wash
Chenut
John's
James’ Islands
Yorkville
J. W. Avery
James Clark
Farmer Moore
E. H. Bridges
Sullivan's Island
James Island
Legare
Georgia
North Carolina
John’s Island
Fort Sumter
Fort Moultrie
Morris Island
Darby
Gregg
Sumter
Morris
Folly Islands
Morris’ Island
Vege
Pootsteps of the Fathers in Yorkville Enquirer Notes
The Yorkville Enquirer presents Pootsteps of the Fathers, early file notes tracing past generations for older readers and for the entertainment and instruction of the present generation. The first installment appeared November 14, 1913, with editor prepared notes to follow as time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Yorkville Enquirer
Note from ailing correspondent closes brief missive
A writer on the sick list for several days signals an imminent pause but hopes to resume soon. The note ends with regards and a courteous farewell, indicating a temporary absence from correspondence.
Local Exhanges Report Cherokee Area Happenings
Neighboring communities share brief news on deaths engagements and local incidents. Chester mourns John B. Smith aged 39 with family survivors, while Col J C Warren noted for Civil War service is remembered in Tennessee. Engagements announced for Ella Elizabeth White and William Drennan Robinson and Lillian Isabel Pressley to John C Moore. Also reports of deaths in Rock Hill and Gaffney areas, school board actions, and local community notices across multiple towns.
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Cheater
John B. Smith
Chester
Evergreen Cemetery
J. H. Yarborough
8. E. Smith
Sumter
Messrs
O. D. Smith
W. F. Smith
Union County
C. E. Crosby
Blackstock
Curtis
Chester County
J. C. Warren
Sweetwater
Tenn
Col. Warren
Joe Wheeler
J. M. Caldwell
Wellridge
Caldwell
Tennessee
W. Y. White
Ella Elizabeth
William Drennan Robinson
Miss White
Linwood College
Mr. Robinson
Lancaster
E. E. Cloud
J. T. Pressley
Lillian Isabel Pressley
John C. Moore
Old Purity School
A. S. Mail
Italy's Fighting Strength on Land and Sea
Latest reports detail Italy's mobilized forces: infantry about 1,320,000, cavalry 150,000, artillery 450,000, engineers and support 146,000, total fieldable troops around 2,065,000. Navy includes six dreadnoughts, battleships, destroyers, cruisers, and 114 squadrons of aircraft plus 10 dirigibles for joint service.
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Italy
Landwehr
Landsturm
Army
Navy
Grace and Manning clash over Charleston constables
The Columbia Record reports a heated exchange between Gov Manning and Mayor Grace over Charleston constables and the liquor issue. Grace accuses Manning of playing to the galleries, suppressing letters, and using police to influence municipal politics while denying prior charges.
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Columbia Record
Charleston
Grace
Martin
Manning
Gov. Manning
Columbia
W. Clint Cathcart
Gov
Kershaw
Goy
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W. R Timmons
Chamber of Commerce
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Ala
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Manchester Mill
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J. B. Bell
J. W. George
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Grand Lodge
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A. S. Smith
Macedonia
Gaffney
C. Hy Austell
International Harvester Company
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D. S. Sarratt
Grassy Pond
Nero Littlejohn
Holly Springs
Miss
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Earl Brewer
Mississippi
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Littleohn
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Joe
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G. K. Millen
A. C. Jones
Rutherfordton
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Alfred Craig
Gaston County
K. A. Campbell
Loray Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Campbell
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B. J. Caldwell
S. M. Wilson
D. Lebovitz
H. P. Jackson
Clover
Johnsie Fisher
City Hospital School of Nurses
Wilmington
State Board
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S. L. Meacham
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Greenwood
State Firemens' Association
Hester Kimbrell
Gold Hill
D. T. Smith
Galinesville
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J. J. Stewart
Julia Boyd
Conover
N. C
John A. Boyd
A. J. Pruitt
Sprattville
New Unity Cemetery
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E. O. Cole
Adna Garlington
Missoula
Montana
Estelle Philips
Charlotte
Palmer Fulton
Charlotte Sanatorium
R. A. Yoder
King’s Mountain Graded School
W. J. Wright
Bessemer City
Wright
J. G. Howie
Mr. Sapp
Grace and
South Carolina
Aiken
D. B. Traxler
Greenville
Columbia Hospital
J. 8. Graves
Beaufort County Dispensary Board
Ridgeland
Jasper County
R. H. Kennedy
Bright
Agnes Suber
Newberry County
Baptist Hospital
Maggie Dean
N. H. Bull
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A. J. Bethea
Clarendon County
Appell
Lexington
G. Leaphart
M. G. Sarratt
W. B. Patton
Cross Anchor
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A. M. Sox
Camden
Cross
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Department of Agriculture
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W. 4 H. Irvine
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J. C. Kinard
Newberry College
Women’s Temperance Union of
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Central Trades Council of
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National Bank of Sumter
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Belle Percival
Anne Louise Purcell
Bridgett Purcell
Dominion of Canada
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Gage
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Kate Lee
Paul Kennedy
Maude Harrold
J. J. Miles
W. P. Breeden
Bennettsville
J. W. Mixson
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