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Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

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Widow Willets Auction Ends in Return of Lost Husband

In Pottstown a bustling sale of Widow Willet’s estate draws crowds as a mysterious bidder wins the lot. Lucy is stunned when a bearded man reveals himself as her missing father, returning from California with wealth and a plan to reunite his family. The crowd cheers as the couple vows a new life together, while the scheming Pinchbeck faces public scorn.

Pottstown Lucy Willets Deacon Pitt Pinchbeck Tom Peter Pinchbeck Mamma California John Willet

Man Handles Wolves in Oklahoma Frontier Feat

U S marshal John Abernathy wounded multiple times while wrestling two lobe wolves in southwestern Oklahoma. He captured the beasts after a dramatic chase with dogs, wire muzzles, and horse peril, later delivering them to Wheeler Park zoo in Oklahoma City.

John Abernathy United States Oklahoma Guthrie Abernathy Roosevelt Kiowa Comanche United Texas Wichita Game Preserve Cache Wichita Mountain Oklahoma City Wheeler Park

Earthworms Move Only When Ground Is Wet

A historical note explains earthworms travel mainly in wet conditions, citing Darwin and the need for moisture to move. They slip on dry surfaces, die when exposed to sun after drying, and retreat to six inches to two feet underground during dry or winter periods. Dormancy ends with heavy rain or spring thaws.

Darwin St. Louis Republic

Address of C S Barrett at Fort Worth Farmers' Union

President Barrett urges United action by cotton, wheat, and fruit producers, praising Texas as the Union’s birthplace. He cites organization, warehouses, co operation, and legislation as keys to fair prices, resisting outside influences, while stressing personal sacrifice and family support in a nationwide campaign.

C. 5. Barrett National Farmers’ Union Fort Worth Texas Europe America Asia South West Pacific Slope Bank Trust Adam Farmers’ Union Atlantic Rio Grande Memphis

Judge Pritchard Upheld In Dispensary Case Ruling

In Richmond, Judge Jas E Boyd writes for the United States Court of Appeals to sustain Judge J C Pritchard's findings in Fleischmann & Co et al against the South Carolina dispensary commission. The ruling holds the fund in question is held in trust and not a state suit forbidden by the eleventh amendment. The opinion rejects treating the commission as a court and affirms the district court's decision. A forty day stay of mandate was granted on motion.

Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond J. C. Pritchard Fleischmann & Company South Carolina Boyd United States Planters’ Bank of Georgia U. S Gunter Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Supreme Court of Dispensary Commission South Carolina Supreme Court

McCullough Comments on Dispensary Fund Ruling

Receiver Jos A McCullough said the state may seek a writ of certiorari to appeal to the US Supreme Court from Judge Pritchards interlocutory order. He noted the appeal’s doubt at this stage and that if granted the matter stays in abeyance until the high court acts. If refused, receivers would be ordered to take charge of funds upon tribunal instructions.

McCullough Jos. A. McCullough Pritchard Supreme Court of the United States

Trumpet Sermon by Cartwright Converts Hundreds in Ohio Camp Meeting

The famed preacher Ole Peter Cartwright preached on the second coming to a vast Ohio camp meeting. A dramatic trumpet blared from a tree tin horn causing terror and repentance as hundreds moved to the front to be converted.

Ole Peter Cartwright Ohio Gabriel

Ancient Highway Through England Noted For Speed Traps

Frank Presbrey recalls the Great North Road from London toward Edinburgh. He describes its 400 mile length in perfect condition with thick macadam and long dry stretches. Travelers encounter many police traps in towns like Biggleswade Buckden and Weston as motorists favor speed over rail.

Hatfield London North Caesar Rome Edinburgh England Bigleswade Buckden Weston Frank Presbrey Outing Magazine

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