local news · 1890
This excerpt describes a dramatic encounter with Chinese pirates, detailing a struggle, capture, and the eventual arrest of a wounded pirate.
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PersonAlden
PersonWidder
PersonJacobs
PersonDally
PersonWinslow
PersonAbijah
PersonTseng
EventCHINESE PIRATES
LocationSpanish
Officialauthorities
LocationSt.
DateJuly
The Nathalia Herald, No. 384, 1890-10-16.
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