Two Captains Chapter W Continues A Pirate Crew Forms
Pope reveals plans to seize ships for profit as the crew, led by Captain Crystal, declares they are pirates. The brig steers toward an English East Indiaman while discipline wavers and the men rally to plunder for wealth.
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Pope
Crystal
English
Staunton
Grindal
Pape
Gypsy Pirates Plot The Rich Spanish Ship
Captain Pope leads the Gypsy with a black flag and plans to plunder a rich Cadiz bound ship. He drills the crew, proclaims lax discipline under the flag, and aims for a swift cruise before British cruisers intervene. A night collision with an approaching vessel ends the excerpt.
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Cadiz
Manillas
Pope
Maddison
Tima
Grindal
Denver Populists Adjourn With Plan for Amalgamation
A Denver conference of populist leaders adjourned sine die after adopting an address declaring all past differences between the two populist factions settled. The move aims for formal amalgamation at the next national convention and calls for national political action independent of Republicans and Democrats.
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Denver
Colo
United States
United
United People’s Party
Omaha
Grasshoppers Ravage Haigler area cited by Nebraska entomologist
Professor Bruner of the state university returned from a five day campaign against voracious grasshoppers near Haigler Nebraska reporting the insects are more numerous than hoped. Poisoning was used and observers will report results from Haigler and surrounding towns where alfalfa and corn crops suffer heavy damage.
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Haigler
Neb
Bruner
State University
Mr. Bruner
Swenk
Lincoln
Colorado
Nebraska
McCook
Rain Looms Over Central Plains as Drought Threatens Crops
The weekly weather bulletin notes favorable temperatures east of the Rockies while central valleys most need rain. Drought threatens corn in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and some fall plowed lands. Spring wheat remains poor in northern regions though fall plowed lands improve in Minnesota. oats harvest progresses well. apple prospects vary with wind hail hits in Missouri.
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National Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Atlantic States
Laka
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
Illinois
Iowa
Tia
Ohio Valley
Alkinois
Michigan
New England
New York
Nebraska Crop Report Notes Warm Dry Week Haying Strong
Section Director Loveland reports a warm dry spell with scattered showers under quarter inch. Haying and threshing are excellent. winter wheat mostly cut, oat harvest advancing, but yields below expectations in several counties. Spring wheat may be below average. corn tasseling, alfalfa second crop fair to good, potatoes damaged by drought.
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Loveland
Nebraska
Grain supply changes show mixed US and Canada totals
Bradstreet reports rising wheat stocks in United States and Canada east of the Rockies by 139 000 bushels while Europe falls 100 000. Corn stocks in US and Canada east of the Rockies drop 806 000 and oats rise 867 000. Major gains include 102 000 at Chicago private elevators 95 000 at St Joseph 81 000 at Dallas and 65 000 at East St Louis with declines of 150 000 at Manitoba and 89 000 at Coteau.
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Bradstreets
New York
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Chicago
St. Joseph
Dallas
East St. Louis
Manitoba
Coteau
Lincoln Telegraphed News Briefs Reveal Edgerton Resigns
Lincoln Neb. It may be news to Nebraska friends of J A Edgerton to know that he has resigned his position as paragrapher and poet for the Hocky Mountain News at Denver. He is very much engrossed in work for the people's party and is devoting time to literary work. He has not announced his future plans.
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Pope
Crystal
Campeachy
West Indies
Cap’n
Grindal
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
J. A. Edgerton
Hocky, Mountain “News
Denver
Edgerton
People's Party
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Mr. Crystal
Matthew J .Grindalin
Don
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Tate
Professor Bruner