Sickles and His Wife Reunited in Madrid Debt and Aftermath
An aged General Sickles and his wife reconciled amid intense media coverage. He promised to pay 35000 to the Bank of the Metropolis as Mrs. Sickles, then at the Hotel Marion in Madrid, faced financial strain. The couple, long separated, planned a return to health and home as discussions about property and legal concerns continued.
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Daniel
Wes Bo
Metropoli
Stotles
Anid
Madrid
General Nickles
Pique Avenue
John Pelnhunty
Wheakey Roy de Bik
Metropolis
Mrs. Sletles
Marlon
West
Stanton
Ener Sieles
Ahe
Sonal
Carolina
Carolint
Tiny
Limik
Spein Toy
Effett
Genwiles
Generith
Deserted by Guide Gil Saves Herself in Wild Hunt
Miss Yoakum, famed hunter and marksman, survived a chaotic attack by a pack of javelins while pursued in a western wilderness. With steady aim she dodged, fired three shots, climbed a tree, and later rejoined her guide, hauling the slain animals into town. Her daring debut in New York is noted among her athletic circles.
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Phema
Ogale
Winer
Miss Youkum
Misa Youkume
New York
kMer
Tuxede
Newnorl
Country
MASS MEETING WOULD SEND DANCE PROMOTERS TO JAIL
A Spokane meeting today may urge jail for those involved in recent entertainment for delegates to the American Aluminum Congress. Resolutions condemn city negligence and the perpetrators of crimes, urging formation of a committee with all civic groups to prosecute violators. The action references the Spokane Dig nas and ties to temperance and reform organizations.
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Spokane, Des
Theac
Inerphurch
Elvic
Tut Aid We Waman
Njan
Married Again Against Her Will In Odd Court Claim
Special Dispatch reports a sensational case in which a woman claims she was married to Schuster without full mental capacity and under duress. She alleges threats by Schuster to kill her former husband if she refused, notes a prior divorce and subsequent common law bond with Denning, and describes a forced ceremony on May 26 with lingering doubts about the nuptials. The drowning of Schuster and his former wife’s child is cited as a trigger for tensions and later remarriage.
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Hies
Hinnton
Madrid
Shem
New York
Schuster
Aurev
Sebuacer
Witsell
Alez
Sthuater
Denping
Fon
Commanel Stickle
Wonwe
Weiyaas
East Bute
Jeb Vennvan
Wille
Wien
Donovan's
Donovan
Bank Park Street
Avalon Elreel
Svenee
Saul Latte
Clyde
Peasts Street
Wea
Restniday
Melvin Tinse
Duriavy
West Silver Street
Gemueglians Titel
Clarence Fumpertoty
Denovan
Turnerton
Etolan
Danavan
Pounies
Aleke
Mathe
Adolpl
Avemie
Olzon
Bee
Theodore House
Voltabil
Progressive Party
yYori Tolay
Progressive
Cheng An
New England
New Jersey
Alsen
Traotevelt
Réngevelt
Gecar S. Strans
Rec Pnt
Washington
Fed
Mimsey
Uns
Jaantlon
Elreuimsennas
Renewa
Montio Leders
Cannarital
Rarala
Rervin
Turkey
Balsa
Greece
Lotton
Sheena Vidges
Turkah Monastir
Pardanegler Beenie
Bertarl
Duluth Winter Storm Halts Fleet Reaches Port in Night
A severe lake storm kept ships stranded since Thursday as two vessels led a fleet of id vessels halted by ice and high waves. Darkness and blackout conditions left wireless contact unclear and questions lingered on whether the ships would survive the night.
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Duluth, Dee
Lake Waard
Port Au
Butte Residents Find Stolen Property in Holdups
Butte residents identified stolen goods linked to burglaries across the city. Police recoverings tie two men to loot from numerous residences including 40 break-ins on various streets. Victims report missing jewelry, watches, and cash with ongoing identifications and guard details as authorities pursue charges.
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Butte
Roosevelt Party Set for Tuesday Meeting
The Roosevelt Progressive delegation prepared for a two day national convention in Mhidaga with plans for arrangements led by Matt Werick and reserved accommodations. Leaders debated unity with discussions of future policy and a push to merge the progressive faction with the Republicans if agreed.
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Mhidaga
Mattwerick
Thoose
Veil
Ub Vincanal
Conerenne
Ordny Dy
Dixon Af Munteno
Toy Adessy
Theoden Roncevelt
Dang AdMatis
Wile
Dirgehle
Dinney Améred EL
Honsuvelt
mecNalional Committee
Tanet
Robbery on Allen gan Avenue Nets Loot for Holdups
Two unidentified assailants robbed a New York man, Jordan Marchamich, in Chicago on Allen gan Avenue, taking 327 500 diamonds and 1600 in currency. One wallet was recovered, the other cut. Police seek suspects and details.
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Chicago
Joranh Marachmich
New York
Allengan Avenue
Uzat Yeni
Tomb of King's Mother Defiled by Thieves
Report from Genoa describes the profanation of the king's mother’s tomb. Thieves removed jewelry and fittings from the bier and desecrated the sacred site, disturbing the remains and causing public outraged reaction.
Allied naval and land actions overshadow renewed front lines
Reporting on renewed Balkan and Aegean operations, observers note renewed activity around Monastir and Gallipoli, with Turkish and Montenegrin forces engaging Allied units. Delegates and leaders from Greece to Albania are cited as responses tighten, while published dispatches hint at heavy bombardment and troop movements affecting multiple frontline towns.
Disagreement in the Fried case delays verdict
Court reports a jury ruling could not be reached after a long deliberation. A key witness noted the $2,000 offer remained in effect and the trial included Grace Bont and others from Montana and Washington areas. Detective and court staff prepared for further proceedings in Helena as defense and prosecution considered next steps.
Prisoners Loudly Resisted Custody At Workhouse
Report describes prisoners loudly yelling during confinement at a workhouse in Hamilton. Driver George Tantalon warns inmates as authorities claim they haven’t been captured. Witnesses recount a tense scene with guards attempting to manage the disturbance and transport.
Prayers and politics mirror end of conflict turmoil
In Mexico and Rome prayers are offered for peace as military and church leaders discuss intervention and protection. Officials outline a cautious plan to arm volunteers while guarding arms from rebel capture amid street clashes, with reports of federal losses and rebel activity across Temascaltepec and Guerero.
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Mexico City
Der
Republic
Mexico
Rome
Annie
Mar. Boggiani
Helogale
Interpollattighe
Depulied
Temascaltepec
Lone Bandit Robs Pullman Passengers Near Vancouver
A masked bandit boarded the Imperial Continental passenger train near Vancouver, threatening the Pullman guard and forcing passengers to surrender money and valuables. The thief escaped before arrival at Farnet, taking $308 in bills, five watches, a ring, and a diamond. No injuries reported.
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Vancouver
Columbia
Pagiit Railway
Cranscontinental
Whe
City
Harte
Norrdot
Trategs Ik
British Columbia
Farnet
Washington D Rcynes Tri, Wad Mecilnet and Taft Accord
News cites President Wilson and President Taft as discussing a potential alliance over canal and naval matters. The report mentions battleships and the Panga canal, with unclear names and several garbled terms.
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Washington, Dew S
Willson
Taft
Alleg
First Great Northern Train Starts From Lewistown
Special dispatch from Lewistown reports the first Great Northern passenger train with first class equipment departed this morning. About twenty-five passengers were aboard for the trip toward Eewls with many locals watching the new line. Service continues until year end when a Lewistown to Bouts through train is planned. The track to Juan is in good condition and the river section is in fine shape as work continues on the rail yard and freight buildings.
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Lewistown
Tee
New Road
Judith Rive
Bouts
Juan
Sules
Toro
Teolria Et van
Westerday
Syore
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Magon
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Trevino
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Pullman
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