Defend Mrs Gould Ladylike and Above Reproach Deposition
Court heard Howard Gould's defense in Mrs Katherine Gould's divorce suit as witnesses described her as ladylike and above reproach. Depositions from Alice Bankhead and Lieut Bankhead detailed visits to Cairo in 1902, Castle Gould, and yacht trips with consistent conduct, denying intoxication or improper behavior. A Michigan letter carriers convention followed with delegates chosen for the national meeting in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
Katherine Gould
Dand
Bhearn
Alice 8. Bankhead
Atlanta
Henry McCauley Bankhead
Port McPherson
Shearn
Lieut. Bankhead
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Gould
William F. Murphy
Castle Gould
Mqnor
William Cullen
Auto crash kills two in Camden area train collision
June 22 reports Glenn H. Dobbs of Collingswood New Jersey died when a Pennsylvania Railroad express train struck the automobile in which he rode. Ned Wyand and William Wyand of Collingswood were injured in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Glenn H. Dobbs
Four Fatally Hurt in Runaway Incident
A June 22 report identifies Charles Barr among four people fatally harmed in a runaway crash. The incident occurred after a vehicle lost control, injuring several passengers including Barr and his brother, all fatally. Authorities investigate the cause.
Probe Wreck in Indiana Leaves Ten Dead
South Bend Indiana June 22 coroner inquest opened into the South Shore Electric railway crash near Chesterton. Conductor Kenney of the eastbound car was brought to South Bend in serious condition. Injured victims expected to recover. Debatable identity of F T Moore tied to Hillsdale Michigan. Earlier report corrected to Leon R Lyle of Dowagiac Michigan as a casualty. A separate head on collision near Mount Carmel Illinois between Belmont and Browns killed Mat Clerk Jackson and injured two engineers, with no passengers hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
South Shore Electric Railway
Chesterton
Kenney
F. T. Moore
T. Moore
Hillsdale
Mich
A. Moore
Leon R. Lyle
Dowagiac,Rich
William Leon
South Shore
Fifty-Fifth Annual American Institute of Homeopathy Opened in Detroit
The sixtyfifth annual meeting began in Detroit at the Y M C A auditorium with a formal session. Dr. William Davis Foster of Kansas City greeted attendees and delivered the president's address as Dr. D A MacLachlan presided. Memorial exercises honored deceased members as sections commence work for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
American Institute of Homeopathy
D. A. MacLachlan
Guy
Fred M. Warner
P. H. Breit
Man from Indiana Slain in Box Car
Akron Ohio June 22 a corpse of an unidentified man about 40 was found in a box car near a Chicago bound route. He had been murdered and robbed with crushed chest and rifled pockets. Death likely occurred days earlier. A slip reading J M O Lear with directions to a Chicago address was found in his pocket. The victim was about 5'11” and 170 pounds, wearing a black suit of good material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Paris Green
Hammond
Ind
J. M. O'Lear
Fairfield
Zeeland Crashes in Fog. Unknown Vessel Lost
In dense fog off Dover the Red Star Zeeland struck an unknown vessel amidships. Lifeboats were lowered but no wreckage found. The Zeeland then moved to Dover and Southampton. In Trenton, Peesa Paska, 48, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing John Luces, sentenced to three years in state prison.
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Southampton
Red Star Line
Zeeland
Dover
Trenton
QW. J
Peesa Paska
John Luces
Here
Mercer County
Reed
Year for Auto Killing Morristown Chauffeur Sentenced
Morristown Pa June 22 Charles Scheers a chauffeur who last year on the Old York road ran down two men one died from his injuries was sentenced in court to one year s imprisonment and fifty dollars fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Charles Scheers
Old York Road
Patrick McLaughlin
Two Killed by Powder Blast at MoeZoth Fuse Works
Two men died and four were injured in a powder blast at the MoeZoth Fuse works in Pompton Lakes New Jersey in June. Police and fire units investigated the deadly accident and evacuated workers from the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Death mystery tied to Leon Ling nabbed in New York case
Two Chinese men, Leon Ling and Chen Ling, arrested near Amsterdam and Schenectady, NY, are linked to the Elsie Sigel murder inquiry as New York authorities seek to confirm identities and bring suspects to the city. Washington reports suggest Ling may have been seen in the capital with a woman believed connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hissa Sigel
Leon Ling
William Leon
Chen Ling
Schenectady
Amsterdam
N. Y
Elsie Sigel
Leon
West Galway
Leor
Lean Ling
Chu Hop
Chinatown
Wiliam Leon
Dover Street
Chon Sing
Hisse Sigel
Harvey Kennedy
Washington
Chung Ling
C Street
Third Street
Chung Bing
Baltimore
Ex Chief Sends Antelopes to Daughter in New York
Two baby antelopes sent by former President Roosevelt to his daughter Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrived in New York on the Vaderland from Antwerp and Dover. Capt. Herman kept them on the bridge deck and fed them with milk from a bottle during the voyage. The antelopes were boarded at Antwerp from the German East Africa steamer Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Harman
Foster Expelled From Baptist Ministers Conference
Chicago June 22. Prof G B Foster was dropped from the Baptist ministers conference roll by a 39 to 9 vote on the charge of disparaging the holy scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Chicago
G. B. Foster
The
Baptist ‘Ministers’ Conference
Alleged Black Hand Man Held in Pittsburgh
Orazio Runiola arrested in Pittsburgh on Black Hand conspiracy ties to Ohio. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Lindsey and remanded held on a five thousand dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Orazio Runiola
Ohio
United States
Lindsey
Airship Trials at Fort Myer Start After Wright Arrive
Wright brothers arriving from Dayton resume assembling the flying machine at Fort Myer. Orville predicts a preliminary flight by Wednesday and tests must finish by Monday. Fort Myer grounds are hazardous due to trolley tracks and a removed telephone line. The endurance trial aims for two hours aloft and 200 miles.
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Washington
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Fort Myer
Orville Wright
Charles E. Taylor
Wrights
Fort
Gourae
Gen. Allen
Cleared of Robbery Charge in Bartleaville Bank Case
Thomas Jordan, a Ramona Oklahoma cattleman, was exonerated at Bartleaville Oklahoma on June 22 in a robbery charge involving a CollnayiNe bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartleaville
Okla
Thomas Jordan
Ramona
Senate finance committee meets Taft on income tax in White House
In Washington on June 22 the Republic an senate committee on finance conferred with President Taft at the White House for hours about income and corporate taxes. A separate notice from Ohio Portsmouth reports two boys drowned when attempting a rescue. John Abshire aged 12 and George Cole aged 16 were swimming when Abshire died. Cole, a farmer, perished amid the incident as another man swam to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Senate’ Committee On Finance
White House
Ohio
Portsmouth
John Abshire
George Cole
Abshire
Cole
Warren Talks In Favor Of A Tariff On Hides
Washington June 22 Senator Warren of Wyoming argued for a 1 percent ad valorem duty on hides as soon as the senate met He warned against an oligarchy of manufacturers free raw material would kill protection and there be a realignment of protective forces A Spokane Newsboys' association card lamenting Rev Edward Hale’s death was read in open session Senator Bourne and other progressive Republicans back Taft on income tax and corporate net earnings tax amendments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warre
Wyoming
Senate
Warren
Taft
Mauretania Breaks Eastward Ocean Record
Cunard steamer Mauretania shaved fifty minutes from the prior eastward record from New York to Daunt’s Rock. She completed the voyage in four days seventeen hours and twenty-one minutes, beating four days eighteen hours and eleven minutes. Arrival was at eleven minutes past ten in the morning. Total distance 2933 knots at 25.88 knots average. Previous average 25.70 knots. Daily runs 592, 606, 602, 524.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Mauretania
New York
Daunt’s Rock
Six Merry Makers Hurt In Sightseeing Run
A large sight seeing automobile excursion with twenty five passengers turned chaotic near Coneysland when the runaway vehicle crashed into a tree on Ocean Parkway. Six occupants were hospitalized, one 27 year old woman May Emery of Washington Heights is fatally injured with multiple fractures and internal damage. others suffered injuries.
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New York
Coneysland
Misa May Emery
Washington Heights
Ocean Parkway
Brakemen Killed in Train Robbery Case in Iowa
Denison Iowa June 22 Clark and Chesley Hubbard two colored men of Omaha are jailed in connection with the killing of Northwestern brakemen Lee Warner and Alva Bechtel of Boone. They allegedly confessed to Sheriff Cummings and County Attorney Kiinker claiming the brakemen tried to eject them from a car they were stealing a ride on and that the two shot Warner and Bechtel. Three other suspects detained and identified Hubbard and Clark as the shooters.
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Denison
Iowa
Clark
Chesley Hubbard
Omaha
Northwestern
Warner
Bechtel
Carroll
Hubbard
NOTES TRACED TO WOMAN IN ALGONA
A. E. Bernard of Des Moines secret service agents arrests Sarah Larson about 37 for writing black hand letters to widow Mrs. Charles Stewart. The latest letter demanded $2000 at 10 PM on the steps of Algona Central school with threat to kill Stewart and her attorney J. L. Bonar if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Larson
Algona
A. E. Bernand
Bernard Secret Service Agency
Des Moines
Charles Stewart
Captain Raymond Failing At Fort Des Moines
Des Moines reports Captain John J. Raymond wounded at Fort Des Moines last week is rapidly weakening. Corporal Crabtree, who fired the shot, has threatened more attempts and is watched closely in the guard house to prevent a repetition of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John J. Raymond
Fort Des Moines
Crabtree
Captain Raymond
Fort T
Iowa Postal Changes and Deaths Hit Headlines
Washington DC to Hilledale Mills to be discontinued while Glenwood rural delivery begins June 30. A star route from Osterdock to Colesburg runs 18 miles round trip six days weekly. Contract awarded to William H Gifford Colesburg for 400 dollars. Maj James M Hadley father of Gay Herbert Hadley of Missouri dies at De Soto Kansas. Governor Hadley suffered a stroke at a Kansas City baseball game weeks ago.
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Iowa
Washington, D. C
Tyne
Hilledale
Mills County
Portoffice Department
Glenwood
Osterdock
Colesburg
William H. Gifford
Hadley
de Soto
Kas
Maj
James
M. Hadley
Gay
Herbert
Missouri
Kansas City
Crowd Watches Boy Lose Life In River Bathing Incident
Des Moines reports Donald H L Ray drowned in the Raccoon river while swimming near a sand house built by F M Hubpell Land Co above the C B & Q bridge. In Mount Carmel Michigan a mail clerk was killed and two railway engineers injured in a head on collision between two Southern Railway passenger trains caused by an error in train orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Donald HL Ray
Mount Carmel
Here
Southern ‘Railway
Jackson
First Gold Steamer Dawn Arrives With Half Million Gold
The Victoria, the season's first Nome steamer, reaches Seattle bringing about $500,000 in gold. The ship's arrival marks the early harvest of gold shipments, highlighting the bustling transfer from Nome to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Victoria
Nome
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Mrs. Gould
Letter Carriers
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Michigan State Association of Letter Carriers
National Association
St. Paul
Th” Association
F.8. Trafton
Cleveland
M. T. Feianan
Bloomington
Charles Barr
Wae
Parbother
On Here
Indiana
Ill
Belmont
Browns
Southern Railway
Mat Clerk Jackson
Institute OF Homeopathy
National Organization
vVictim
Leon Ling Gaught
Schenectady, N. Y
Prospect
Police of
Father Knickerbocker
Wright
Brothers
Newsboy
Maurentania
Atlantic
Fittsburg
George Kraus
Harriman Il de Rumor
H. Harriman
Vienna
Union Pacific
Harriman
Lee C
Alva
Raymond
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