General Sickles Reunited With Wife After Seventeen Years
New York Sept 1 General Daniel E Sickles veteran of the Civil War congressman and lawyer is reconciled with his wife after twenty seven years apart. Mrs Sickles arrived from Madrid with their son Stanton Sickles and the meeting occurred in the fifth avenue apartment where the general houses his family. The reunion was marked by a light moment as the wife was revealed to the general, who remarked on her growth and the two embraced.
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New York
Den‘ol E. Sickles
Sickles
Madrid
Spain
Mra. Sickles
Stannon Sickles
Benebral
Fifth avenue
Watch
Mrase
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
White House
Washington
United States
little village
Trenton
N. J
Jot McNeill
Erte rairoad
ton
Ind
city
Lieporte
Goodwin
Chambers street
Boarder’s awful revenge ends in double tragedy in Caldwell
Fourteen year old Earth Plett Pickett of Caldwell is shot and killed by John Mombini who then shoots himself in the neck. Authorities blame revenge for a board bill dispute with the victim’s mother, sparking threats against the Italian community and urging calm among locals. The girl entered the room when Mombini fired, then he killed himself with a second wound.
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Sandford
Caldwell
N. J
ett
John Pickett
John Mombini
Montletol
Kent
Hobo In Roosevelt's Bed At Pine Knot Cottage Virginia
Sightseers in Albemarle County note Pine Knot Virginia cottage appears occupied though the president family has not stayed there since spring The intrusion involved a tampered shutter and a used dining room with the bed slept in Police investigate the vandalism while belief centers on a tramp using Pine Knot as temporary headquarters
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Tramp
Big Stick
Ledgea
Pine Knot Cottage
Rumont
Albemarle county
Pine Knot
big suick
Railroad to Spend Million in Norfolk Improvements
The Arat report for the Norfolk & Southern receivers recommends improvements costing 1,000,000. The plan aims to upgrade the railway facilities in Norfolk, Virginia, with funding to be allocated from the company’s assets and restructuring efforts.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk & Southern railway
Nuggets of News From Multiple Locales
George Hawker of Slatington Pennsylvania was struck by a train and ground to pieces while walking on the railroad. Navy yard officials at Vallejo California ordered to change the name of the monitor Wyoming to Cheyenne. Twelve year old William Woilliam from South Bethlehem Pennsylvania fell from a hayloft landing headfirst and is in critical condition. John Y Smith president of the Negro reformatory and Liberian minister under Cleveland died in Richmond Virginia at sixty two.
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George Hawker
Slatington
Navy yard
Vallejo
Cal
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Bethlehem
Willam
Woilliam
John Y. Smith
Negro reformatory
Liberia
Cleveland
Richmond
Bridal pair arrested over bigamy in Middletown
Honeymoon trip of Mr and Mrs Thomas Roberts of Paterson New Jersey ended when Mrs Roberts was arrested on a bigamy charge. Police at Little Falls New York notified. Constable Robert Radcliffe and J F Sosliffe pursued the couple after Sosliffe claimed to be husband No 1. Sosliffe’s wife had disappeared earlier, leading to discoveries of the second marriage in Suffern.
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Middletown
Thomas Roberte
Paterson
Roberts
Little Falls
N. Y
Robert Radcliffe
J. F. Sosliffe
Soeliffe
Suffern
hie
Brother shoots brother in Pomona and boards
Eugene P. O'Donnell of Pomona New Jersey was shot in the abdomen by his brother Patrick after a quarrel at the latter's Camden home. Eugene reached a railroad station before medical aid. Patrick says self defense. Egg Harbor police arrested Patrick.
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Philadelphia
Eugene P. O'Donnell
Pomona
Atlantic county
N. J
Camden
Patrick
Patrick O'Donnell
Egg Harbor
Roosevelt Likely to Recommend Army Expansion to 100000
President Roosevelt may urge Congress to raise the regular army from 60 000 to 100 000 men in time of need. The plan calls for ten infantry regiments ten cavalry regiments and several coastal artillery companies with emphasis on guarding Pearl Harbor and U S possessions. Military experts warn larger forces risk inefficiency without experience and advocate a balanced buildup to meet fortifications and possible invasion threats.
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Washington
Roosevelt
congress
garrinéns
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
cod tt
America
Japan
United State
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