Notorious Robbers and Murderers of the Western Plains
A dramatic account details the Silva gang across northern New Mexico with Vicente Silva, Felipe Aguilar, and Pedro as leaders. Las Vegas residents deal with a wave of cattle theft, murders, and a brutal lynching of Patrick Maes after a tribal and outlaw network is exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropeal
Fang
Teas
Bel Adana
Bing
Vicente Silva
Talon Ceyer
Las Vegas
Sap Harnalike County
N. SL
Ble
Indiana
Perle
Felipe Aguilar
Silva
Tern
Wyering
Felipe
Spanelisa
Abe
New Mex
Live
F . Pedro
Coume
Sid Groner
Tau
Sean
Phan
Sam Migocl
Wonely Ranch
Inetarin
Patrick
Ted
Anim
Mars
Siva
Hoa
Gallinas
Patricky Maes
Eaton Mountains
Vultures in War Legends and the Santiago Battles
The writer cites reports of missing soldiers after the Santiago battle, noting vultures feeding on corpses and the unusual naming of the birds in the war. It contrasts civilized warfare with scavenger behavior, suggesting spirits and dust play roles, and mentions Sevastopol and England as contexts for similar scavenger observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Harpiethele
Frank N Santan
Chicago Chronicle
Thaly
Alain Sol U ‘Eer
Lew Deowniol
Sether
Quireniente
Intertoent
Sevastopol
England
Consideraio
Feud And Fatal Passion Among Kentucky Rivals
The fragmentary tale centers on Fred Peterson and Betty in a long running feud with Ben Pitchford, amid threats of violence and a warned marriage. The scene on a Kentucky road escalates as consequences of the feud come to a head with threats to kill, elopement plots, and a tense confrontation between families. The narrative alludes to savage traits, loyalty, and a looming wedding as both sides brace for tragic outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peteruin
Betty
Ben Pitchford
Fonnickenek
Kentucky
Pitchford
Fes
Sid Gemene
Pred
Pitchford Peterson
Bin
Sou
Fred Peter Tech
Jeanner
Mina
Corpaes
Hetty
Gras
Fred Peterson
Gretna
Ton Isterson
Fred
Tate
Piteh
Peterson
Paterain
Saul
Billy
George
Noel Dobasan
Gypsies in Spain Stir Ups and Street Dances Across Borders
The article surveys Gypsy bands in Spain moving through towns and north toward Carlist regions. It notes their intelligence networks, the appeal of wandering life, and the lure of country dances, tarantillas, and exotic performance. It contrasts Gypsy music with Hungarian forms and outlines beliefs about Gypsy origins and religion while mentioning social tensions surrounding revolts and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Arveot
Hloniste
Spain
Germany
Unio
Ranines
Italy
Ain
Europe
Hungary
Magar Ruse
Kowitle
Turkey
Persia
Afghanistan
Kabha
Voices of Heroes and Veterans in a Turbulent Tale
Fragmented OCR preserves names and scenes of a chaotic narrative. Mentions of veterans, heroes, and wartime figures mingle with poetic imagery, referencing Balt, Rogie, and Cape. The piece evokes a strained memory of battles, captains, and a sense of faded hope amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercen
Beuraion
Hank Blevins
Annie
Seutas St Bensele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roemuimg
TP Robbers
Western Plains
Selva
Suayy
Ue Wemeiern
WA Adama
Rom Corin
Reece
Wak
Tike
Reever
Africa
Asia
Sudan
Tam
Transylvania Unis
Ion Klee
Fred Peto
Petra
Darlin Yolee
Newbery
Caxton
Duncan
Bari
Camperdown
Truncan
Wensis
Bara Te Wits
Fossa Ateitson
Clete
Pes Good
Witternessues
Philatelphia
Brock Road
Otie
Ian
Ariel
Tangetrod
Soliers
Ospewe
THE
Giokentea
Fae
Vengear
Eas
Cesar
Cyeet
Tyee
Prencaman
Barcar
Wien
Norebers
Thea
Rogie
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