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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1896
Page
3
A garbled collage of poem snippets, nursery lines, and stray alerts. It includes lines about fair weather, children, and lovesick musings, plus a brief modern-sounding quote about direct news and a gardener named McSwilligen. The text pairs literary fragments with odd aside remarks and a Washington Star citation.
A look at the seasoned political operatives who plan summer and fall efforts for the major parties. Leaders like Harrity and Carter loom large as potential chairmen, with McKinley and Quay figures shaping strategy, fundraising, and speaker deployment across states and conventions.
A long social afternoon follows Mrs Trafford and Mrs Bob as they visit Rivercliffe and Brentwood, meeting Lady Leith Warminster and Major Vane. They discuss jewels, social status, and the rowdier London life, while reflecting on a year of marriages, wealth, and fashionable salons.
Brasilian pirate Fani Neve Pongor, known as the Dutchman, was expelled from Brazil during the Portuguese invasion and turned to piracy. He and his crew raided ships, plundering Port Royal and engaging in brutal acts to seize wealth. Their exploits were met with fear, yet their cruelty sometimes proved profitable for pirate ventures. The governor of Campeachy nearly executed him, but a threat letter from pirates swayed the decision.
A chaotic exchange quotes Mr Cohen blaming Moses Shaypstein for false pretenses related to poota. The Chief of Police cites a datile as Cohen threatens arrest while claiming Cohen's store is bankrupt and closing. A judge is mentioned amid the uproar.
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