Parrot & Co Letter Foreshadows Motives in Cape voyage
Elsa and Warrington meet on the ship in a tangle of past identities and impending marriage. Warrington realizes Elsa's dilemma as her planned union with Arthur Ellison clashes with a stranger from his own past. The deck encounters reveal deeper secrets while a storm front looms over Singapore bound travels.
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Martha
Mr. Arthur
Elsa
Warrington
Singapore
San Francisco
Hooghly
Arthur Ellison
Arthur
Glass
James
Delta
Charity
Mr. Warrington
Texas
Myles Smith
Planet
Maj. Smith
Unearned Increment and the Land Value Question
An Extraordinary Correspondence presents a Philadelphia landowner's argument that community created land value belongs to the public. He condemns land rents as unjust and urges redistribution to fund common needs. He links taxation, religion, and social harmony to a new brotherhood of man.
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Philadelphia
Democratic party rules and club enrollment 1914 South Carolina
The 1914 Democratic state convention in Columbia rewrites party rules defining terms, club structure, and membership. It details club organization, enrollment procedures, residency requirements, and voting rights, with special Charleston provisions for annual re enrollment and formal forms.
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Democratic Party
South Carolina
Columbia
National Guard
Charleston
United States
National Democratic Executive Committee
National Executive Committee
Democratic party rules for club enrollment and conventions
The document outlines ward club enrollment duties, county committee referrals, challenge lists for voting, and publication timelines. It details ward secretary actions within 48 hours, county and state committee structures, conventions, and campaign meeting requirements, plus pledge rules for candidates and vacancy procedures.
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United States
General Assembly
State Committee
County Committee
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Militant suffragette described in coded terms
A perplexing note addresses Wilkie-Paw defining a militant suffragette as a female who cannot open her mouth in jail and cannot close it when free, framed as a cryptic message from a father to his son. The passage blends jail term insults with political label in a terse, troubling tone.
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Wilkie
Paw
Son
Footsteps of the Fathers in Yorkville Enquirer Notes
The Yorkville Enquirer begins a series titled Footsteps of the Fathers recalling past events. The first installment appeared November 14 1913 with notes by the editor to entertain educate and engage older readers and the present generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville Enquirer
Turkey Creek
Olivet Church
B. C. Pressley
Navy's dining cars improve efficiency for transporting troops
The Navy plans to run its own dining car service on rail journeys for drafts, using a modified tourist car with a coal range. Each sleeping section gets a table and meals are served by the crew, reducing cost and improving meals compared with railroad arrangements. The system supports the regular seagoing routine with standard bugle calls and shipboard signals.
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Navy Department
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Craig
Tam
J. M. Hi Adams
James Mason
Mary S
Cynthia Moore
Yorkville
S. G. Brown
Elijah McSwain
Harriet C. Jackson
James Newton Peeler
Union
Lavinia Catharine Hambright
York
Providence
Catawba
Broad River
Allison Creek
Blue Water
Brattonsville
King’s Mountain
Chestnut
Hayne
W. E. McConnell
C. K. Williams
J. T. McKnight
R. M. Burris
P. W. Lindsay
S. M. Love
John D. McConnell
Reuben McConnell
W. E. McKnight
J. FE. McKnight
R. D. McKnight
J. T. E. Burris
J. S. Gourley
G. W. Burris
M. S. Lindsay
J. EK. McKnight
F. Het
W. B. Wilson
R. T. Allison
Samuel Rainey, Sr
A. BK. Springs
A. I. Barron
Geo. Byers
Col. McCaw
Little Peter
Mil Ivy
Denney
John
Joe
Charles
Ben
Big Peter
May
July
Eliza
Cindy
Edy
Lov
J. Clark Kuykendal
W. T. Crawford
J. H. Crawford
W. F E. Chambers
W. A. Alexander
John C. Kuykendal
Leutenant
Daniel W. Moore
Home Guards
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