Gould Separation Case Seeks $250000 Alimony
Howard Gould and Katheryn Clemmons face a separation suit in New York with a demand for $250000 annual alimony. The filing cites abandonment and cruel treatment and alleges a conspiracy involving police and detectives. No papers filed yet, summons served on Gould’s counsel.
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New York
Howard Gould
Katheryn Clemmons
Bingham
Detective Bureau
Jerome
DeLancey Nicoll
Gould
Queen of Spain Nurses Her First Born Baby
Madrid May 22 A royal source says the queen reluctantly abandoned nursing her child to protect the prince’s health and her own. She set a record by nursing ten days before hiring a nurse, a 23 year old brunette to begin duties in the red velvet royal uniform. Spaniards celebrate the christening cry as a sign of long life.
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Madrid
Spain
Lawyer Hummel in Cell No. 23
Abraham Hummel a divorce lawyer arrived at the penitentiary at 4 AM and slept in cell 23. He vanished for hours amid Canada flee rumors before surrendering to Deputy Sheriff Bell at a secret rendezvous at 2 PM. He refused to disclose the location.
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New York
Abraham Hummel
Hummel
Canada
Bell
Four coal passers die as steamer Naomi burns on Lake Michigan
The Crosby Line steamer Naomi, formerly the Wisconsin, burned to the waterline on Lake Michigan near Grand Haven at 1 30 am. Four coal passers perished in the hold while J M Rhoades of Detroit, a Diamond Match lumber expert, died later in Grand Rapids. Passengers and crew were rescued by the Stratford and Kansas in small boats. Captain Thomas Traill stood last to leave the burning ship.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
J. M. Rhoades
Detroit
Crosby Line
Naomi
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Stratford
Kansas
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Thomas Traill
Reform May Follow Sea Burial Controversy
Chicago reports that Dr Chal mers Prentice sues the North German Lloyd for 250000 over a sea burial on April 27. The case, aided by his daughter and friends, prompts talks with the Italian government to limit commissioners to steerage passengers and prevent similar actions in the future.
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Chicago
Chalmers Prentice
Lloyd Steamship Company
Turks and Bulgarians Fight in Yenidje Lake Region
A Saloni ki dispatch reports Turkish troops captured a Bulgarian stronghold near Yenidje Lake. Bulgarian losses were about fifty with prisoners allegedly killed by Turks. Turkish casualties were seven. Bulgarians threaten to destroy Greek and Turkish villages in Yenidje district.
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Berlin
Saloniki
Turkey
Yenidje Lake
Yenidje
Akron motorman dies after EB&C Electric line crash
In Akron Ohio on May 22 Harvey Nihhousen the motorman who lost both legs in Sunday night collision on the Akron Bedford and Cleveland Electric line died from his injuries. Conductor William F Luethi is expected to die soon. Eighteen people were injured in the wreck near the city.
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Akron
Akron, Bedford
Cleveland
Here
Harvey Nihhousen
William F. Luethi
King Edward's Physician Dead in England
Sir Joseph Fayrer physician extraordinary to King Edward has died in Falmouth England. Born 1824 he served in the army through the Indian mutiny and retired as surgeon general.
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Falmouth
Eng
Joseph Fayrer
King Edward
Bank Robbers Crack Safe in Midwest Bank
Bank robbers early today cracked the safe in a Winnebago City Nebraska bank about thirty miles south of Sioux City Iowa and secured about 1200 dollars.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Winnebago City
Neb
Here
Outbreak in Odessa After Assassination Sparks Rioting
An explosion at the central police bureau kills three officers and injures many as riotous crowds attack Jews in the Jewish quarter. Fifty three people are hospitalized with serious head and limb injuries from the violence and looting follows the assassination.
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Odessa
Central Police Bureau
City reform committee resigns amid graft clampdown
In San Francisco on May 22 the seven member reform committee announced its resignation after facing opposition from Rudolph Spreckels and Assistant District Attorney Heney who opposed the panel while seeking to reorganize the government and root out graft.
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San Francisco
Committee of Seven
Rudolph Spreckels
Heney
Interior chief approves clerical shakeup at land office
The secretary of the interior backs Commissioner Ballinger's plan to dismiss aged and inefficient clerks at the General Land Office and replace them with capable staff. The reform will begin immediately to boost office efficiency.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
General Land Office
Chicago Millionaire's Will Disposes 5 2 Million
Albert Keep's will filed for probate disposes of 5 2 million in personal and real property. Charitable institutions receive 156000, with the remainder divided among relatives. Isham Keep, a grandson, named principal beneficiary.
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Chicago
Albert Keep
Albert Keep Isham
Mr. Keep
Frost Devastates Gardens Across Eastern Kentucky
Heavy frost struck eastern Kentucky including Lexington on May 22, damaging gardens and likely killing much fruit. The freezing weather ended fruit growth and threatens crops across the region.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Marriage Advice and Civic Metaphors in a Quotation
A sequence of aphorisms contrasts good management with male virtue and warns that politicking harms fruit crops while urging reflection before proposing marriage. The tone blends social commentary with witty observations about divorce courts and persistence.
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Wilton M. Smith
Mr. Gould
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