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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1926

Page

7

Pirate Captain Murray Seizes Treasure Ship in Royal James

In New York during the mid eighteenth century Robert Ormerod and Peter Cormaer hear news of the pirate Captain Rip Rap and Murray the Jacobite great uncle who commands the Royal James. Murray threatens Robert and takes a Spanish treasure ship with Flint aboard the Walrus aboard as partner.

New York Robert Ormerod Peter Cormaer Muh Darby McGraw Rip-Rap Ormerod Robert Andrew Murray Murray Darby John Silver Colonel O'Donnell Ormerod House Flint Peter Newgate Corluer Royal James Bermeathes

Dream of gold fuels long-plot to seize treasure

The narrator recalls a plan involving Donnell in the Spanish forces and O'Donnell at Porto Bello to hijack a treasure ship. The scheme centers on using forged signals and secret dispatches to time an ambush during the sailing from Cadiz to the Main, with Diego Salvez as the covert messenger.

Africa Prince Charles Scotland France Robert Peter Rome Trince Charlie Low Countries Flint Donnell Hiis Americas Porto Bello Morgan Vernon Cartagena Council of the Indies Mexico Peru Veragna la Vera Cruz Garda Costas Porta Bello Spain Cadiz O'Donnell Diego Salvez

Santissima Trinidad Plot and Rendezvous Plan Unfold

In a tense scene set aboard a brig, Captain O'Donnell and his ally discuss trapping the treasure ship Santissima Trinidad. They map routes through the Caribbean, plan a rendezvous at Spyglass Island, and weigh risking lives to seize wealth while keeping O'Donnell's part secret.

Voyage on the Royal James and landfall at Skeletonsland

On the Royal James the crew endures strict discipline and iron routine as they sight Skeletonsland. The narrator and Peter plot a goat hunt ashore but retreat to the James to avoid Flint and the Walrus, while awaiting sundown parole and returning to the ship before night.

Millard Fillmore’s Pirate Ancestry Revealed in Bold Mutiny

A historical sketch recalls Millard Fillmore and his great grandfather John Fillmore as forced pirates under Captain Phillips. In 1724 near New England, John Fillmore and companions killed two pirates, captured the ship, and reached Boston. Authorities absolved the trio of blame, praising their daring in ridding the coast of Phillips.

Millard Fillmore United States John Fillmore John Phillips Atlantic Ipswich Mass Dolphin Andrew Harriden Cape Ann Phillips Newfoundland New England Saint Dependance Ellery Harriden Fillmore Edward Cheesman Boston Mrates

Apple Pie King Honors A Humble Apple Pie Hero

An old English legend recalls bakers parading pies for a king with one crust pie of apples by a poor peasant. The king, weary yet hungry, declares the apple pie the finest and knights the baker, ordering daily pies to the palace. The tale contrasts meat pies with dessert pies and honors ingenuity over wealth.

England

Insect and Lac: Shellac Formation and Varieties

The text explains lac as a resin from insects coating twigs in India and nearby regions. It notes lac denotes 100,000 and describes stick lac seed lac grain lac and shellac formed by melting, filtering, and spreading thin layers.

India

L'Ollonais the French Pirate Ends in a Flaming Death

The article contrasts L'Ollonais with Sir Henry Morgan, recounting his rise from indentured servant to buccaneer and privateer. It details his Maracaibo raid, spoils, and fair treatment of crew, then his daring disguises, shipwrecks, and ultimate destruction by Indians who tore him apart and burned him to ashes.

Sir Henry Morgan Jean David Nau Francis L’ollonais Morgan L’olonais L'Ollonais West Indies Hispanola Tortuga Island Maracaibo South America L’ollonais Campeche Honduras Esquemeling

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