Written assurances curb further slaughter in maritime war study
Text discusses German promises to warn before sinking ships and potential diplomatic moves after the Arabic incident. It notes U S Secretary Lansing and J von Bernstorff communications, the planned Berlin and London actions, and hopes for a broader understanding to stop interference with neutral trade and secure food imports.
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Washington
Unitedites
Hirimeny
Count von Tinenstorff
Lansing
Fount
van Hernetortts
Cermany
Muewer
Mr. Lansing
J. von Bernetorfr
Dinavo Wal
Arablc
Han
Berlin
London
Dinavewat
Tte
S Ie
Germany
Nestaln
Hesperian fighter once key Madero ally killed in action
The report recounts a veteran who joined Francisco Madero in the 1910 revolution and later fought Huerta's forces. He commanded mounted units, helped seize towns, and died after a long campaign across Mexican states. His career spanned U.S. exile, battles on Crean river and in Chilushas, Durango, Coahuila, and Nuevo Leon.
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el Paiso
Mary Toader
M Botre
Hintos Cavalry
Crean
Culberran
Texan
Franiieno Madero
Agalnet
Ting Fy
Baljon Pinede En Hielens
Koah
Madero
Maduro
United States
Federale
Mobilty 4 Bis
Oren
Jumrex
Madero Borane
Oreo
Mexico City
Grow
Oroxee
Madéra
Tine
Madera
Orozeo
Huerta
Inter
Chilushas
Durango
Coahuita
Nuevo
Two Americans aboard safe as exploration doubts linger
Reports discuss the sinking of the vessel near Quenstown after a possible torpedo strike. Survivors lean toward a torpedo theory while some officials consider a mine or explosion. Captain Main and crew acted bravely as rescue efforts continued.
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Tornedord
Captain Main
Herbertan
Novekro
Major Maitland
Awelver
Othe Crem
Mialinn
Mala Tander
Admiralty
Berlin Reports Big Losses in Campaign Across Poland
An official review from army headquarters details immense casualties and captures since May 2, tracing the Gorlice battle and subsequent offensives. It cites 1.1 million captured and 1.0 million killed or wounded, with higher estimates due to Russian artillery tactics. The report emphasizes German and allied efforts in Poland and Lithuania. Meanwhile a divorce petition in New York cites alleged misconduct by Evelyn Newbit Thaw with Francis, a newspaper reporter, and notes Thaw’s absence from his wife for years.
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Berlin
Foland
Juaain
Ince
Gorlics
Thaw
Pittebure
Viking
Evelyn Newbit Thaw
John Pranela
New York
Francis
Weat
Thirty-first Street
Evelyn
British Fusillade and German Advances Reported
The dispatch notes heavy British losses with 100 to 200 killed or wounded. German forces push toward the Russian front as Austrian and German units claim advances, while Allied lines in the Gibraltar area face resistance.
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Kerli
Om ‘Turkiet Honegh Haltipoll
Constanty
Alvinion
Vila Multerot
Prince Leopold
Mer
Iil von Mackensen
Mure
Stripa Titer
Bertin
More Troops Sent to Border Under General Funsten Plan
Washington announced additional forces to reinforce patrols on the Mexican border. Secretary Garrison said the movement from Galveston is a partial element of General Funsten’s broader plan to strengthen border positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waamington
Iso
Galveston
Garrison
War Department
Funsten
Funnsten
Border tensions flare as troops mass on frontier
Reports describe heavy force buildup along the U.S.-Mexico border with American and Carranza troops on alert. Authorities discuss action to prevent an invasion as cross-border movements continue near Matamoros and Cavazos.
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Washington
Texas
Annals of
Herder
United States
Funaton
Frontier
Carranz
Cavazos
Fynvton
Nefaratte
Carranza
Matdoros
Untitled historical manuscript passage on etiquette and society
Fragmented text discusses etiquette and social training in early life, referencing Washington, greet, respect for elders, and moral instruction. Mentions figures, historical events, and moral schooling, with commentary on civility and conduct across generations.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
A neighborhood letter from Princeton Illinois praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for menstrual and menopausal relief. It claims strong results, urging others to use the medicine and publish the letter. The text also includes nurse endorsements from Poland New York and a casual note about medical advice.
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Princeton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Jonnson
Ilinoia
Polach
N.Y
Lydia B Pinkham
Horace Newsman
Poland
Herkim Co
Lydia
Pinkton
Not Warlike Voices and Vague Prompts from a Courier Journal Snippet
A fragment from the Loulevite Courier Journal features dialog about war reluctance and duty. It cites a hypothetical first call, a cautious response, and a social contrast between summer tan and ballroom elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour Ley
Jobbson
Where the Vacuum Was and a New Idea Emerges
A garbled OCR passage notes an idea from Jim Claier and references coffee imports in the United States totaling over a billion pounds. It mentions previous record exclusions in 1904 and 1909 and a World event where Home men achieved a notable rattling of their ain eatrs' banin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Claier
United States
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