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“Another beautiful nihilist…” (1887)

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Persons and Personages.

Another beautiful nihilist has been transported by Russian tyranny to Siberia. This sweet creature’s banishment is mourned by a large and interesting family of sixteen husbands.


Omaha World-Herald 3 no. 63 (November 5, 1887): 4.

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