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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1921

Page

6

Pirates of Kandavu Voyage Aboard the Maggie II

Commodore Gibney and his syndicate convert the Reina Maria into the Maggie II and plot a risky trade mission in Kandavu Island. They rename the vessel, overhaul sails and engines, and plan to seize black coral while evading pursuing gunboats. The Panama voyage ends with a daring approach to Kandavu under armed watch.

Gibney Reina Maria Maggie Il Panama McGuffey Agrief Panana Captain Scruggs Maggie Corcados Republic of Colombia Scruggs Mr. Gibney Dove of Peace Gold Coast Commodore Gibney South Seas Scragg’s Formosa Gib Kandavu Island Fijis Kandavu Captain Scraggs L “Scragegsy Adelbert P. Gibney Scraggsy Maggie Burgee M’galao Harbor Pingi’ Post-Office Nic Guffey Culebra McGruffey Scraggs United States Maggies Kandava

Cannibals Visit Aboard The Maggie II Off Kandavu

Commodore Gibney warns crew to keep cannibals limited to two aboard while Tabu-Tabu negotiates with Kandavu king over copper trade. Tensions rise as McGuffey demands armed guards and Scraggs mocks natives, with Tabu-Tabu returning to shore after talks aboard.

Gibney Mr. Gibney Kandavu Captain Scraggs Gib Scraggs McGuffey Captain Scrages Commodore Tabu-Tabu

On the Other Hand in a New York wedding toast

The remark at a New York wedding breakfast mocks rich grooms who delay marriage yet wed more often later. Edgar Saltus notes that successful men marry later but with greater frequency, reflecting social shift among Rockefellers Schwabs and Russell Sages.

Edgar Saltus New York Rockefellers Schwabs Russell Sages Mr. Saltus

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