Secrets of Testimony in Goulds Divorce Case Revealed
New York August 8 The case of Frank J Gould wife Helen Margaret Kelly Gould seeks final absolute divorce after an interim decree The complete testimony before Referee Edward G Whitaker is now public showing Gould misconduct with Rose Winter at the Shoreham hotel evidence includes gifts and frequent visits The wife testified to marriage in 1901 and separation in 1908 with no connivance or forgiveness of acts cited
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Frank Goulds
New York
Heben
Kelly Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Supreme Court
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Edward G. Whitaker
Gould
Whitaker
Shoreham
West Fifty-eighth Street
Rose Winter
Winter
Frank Gould
Mayfair
Sawyer Smyth
John R. Tierney
le Barton Hotel
The
Frank J. Gould
Shoreham Hotel
le Barton
Frank
Mr. Frank
Mr. Frank? A.—Mrs. Winter
Mr. Gould
Mrs. Winter
Sullivan
Miss Winter
Revelations of Affairs in Mrs Winter's Apartment Testimony
Witness described repeated visits by Mr Gould to Rose Winter at her apartment in 1907 including late nights, shared embraces, and Mrs Winter appearing in a sheer peignoir. He testified to gifts including a 3000 dollar check to fund Europe travel and confirmed long hotel calls and post visit discussions.
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Robert F. Dudley
Shoreham
Rose Winter
Europe
Frank Gould
Mr. Frank
Winter
Mrs. Winter
Gould
Mr. Gould
Taylor
Rose
Whitaker
Gerard
Simpson missionary camp meetings raise funds at closing services
Contributions and pledges totaling 53444.39 were collected at the closing services in Old Orchard Maine. Forty eight thousand was raised in the morning service for foreign missions, with a sizable pledge toward housing orphans in India.
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Old Orchard
Simpson
India
Missionary Alliance Convention Opens with Record Pledges
Early sunrise and a clear sky overlook a grove where 6000 gather for baptisms and a morning sermon by Rev. A. B. Simpson. Pledges rushing in reach $48,000 by noon and rise to $53,444.39 by 6 pm as children lead offerings and share in the afternoon service.
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Christian Missionary Alliance
Canada
New England
A. B. Simpson
Alliance
Dr. Simpson
Phebe
India
Buckets Quell Forest Blaze Near Bangor
Fire started by careless berry pickers threatened 2000 acres of timber land on Essex Street owned by P. H. Coombs F. H. Barwiz W. F. Wilson and Mrs. Mary A. Collins. With no water pressure volunteers used buckets and axes for hours until the danger passed.
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Bangor
Essex Street
P. H. Coombs
F. H. Barwiz
W. F. Wilson
Mary A. Collins
Edward Gallagher to Wed Miss Sunberg in Charlestown
Edward Gallagher a Charlestown banker and Knights of Columbus deputy will wed Miss Alice Sunberg in October. Sunberg, Berkeley School graduate, lives with grandmother Mrs. Bridget Tierney at 52 Moulton Street. Gallagher works with Hornblower & Weeks and serves on pauper institutions board.
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Edward Gallagher
State Street
Knights of Columbus
Alice Sunberg
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Sunberg
Berkeley School
Bridget Tierney
Moulton Street
Gallagher
Hornblower & Weeks
Victor Hugo Centuries Marked by Paris Literary Week
Paris sets a week of events to honor Victor Hugo on Sept 26 the 60th anniversary of Legende des Siecles. A Panthéon ceremony, a Comédie Française revival of Le Roi S’amuse with Silvain, and a Notre Dame fete accompany plans for Adele Hugo’s memorial at the Comédie Française amid her tragic, mysterious past.
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Paris
Victor Hugo
Rodin
Pantheon
Comedie Francais
le Roi S’amuse
Silvain
Triboulet
Notre Dame
Comedie Francaise
Adele Plago
Guernsey
Europe
New York
France
New Faces in Hub Pulpits
A midsummer vacation draws Boston clergy from the city and supply preachers fill many pulpits. Notable replacements include Addison Moore in Dudley Street Baptist and O P Gifford at First Baptist Tremont Temple, with several other clergymen from various cities and seminaries filling roles at churches across Boston.
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Boston
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Addison Moore
Jersey City
First Baptist Church
O. P
Gifford
D. D
Tremont Temple
P. S. Henson
Warren Avenue
D. A. MacLeod
Allston Congregational
Lewis W. Hicks
Dorchester Second
Edward Packard
Stratford
Robert Davis
Brick Church
New York
Park Street
C. D. Kellogg
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Shawmut Congregational
A. E. Covell
Fitchburg
People’s Temple
F. P. Parkin
Philadelphia
Winthrop Street Methodist
A. L. Squier
First Presbyterian
James Dpd
Jeffry
Detroit
Mich
Roxbury
Last Ladies Outing From Famous Club
A farewell outing for Jeffries Point Yacht Club ladies sailed yesterday aboard the Lucy, guest of Captain Frank Wells. The Jeffries Point property selling to the United States for an immigration station prompted the trip. power tender towed the craft due to flat harbor conditions. Guests included Joseph K. Lewis and family, Alfred Pitts, Miss Jenny Pitts, Jeff Johnsons, William Birch and family, Miss Birch, Joseph Birch, Miss J Dodge, Miss Penniman, Joseph Bergdoll, James and Thomas Dowd, and May Doherty of Lowell.
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Jeffries Point
Alfred Pitts
Jenny Pitts
Jeff Johnson
William Birch
Miss Birch
Joseph Birch
J.C. Dodge
Penniman
Joseph Bergdoll
James
Thomas Dowd
May Doherty
Lowell
Edna Goodrich silent on Stanford White Thaw trial
Edna Goodrich refuses to discuss Thaw case or Stanford White testimony. The actress wife of Nat Goodwin faced alleged pressure from White to end her stage career after declining his dinner invite. Goodrich plans to star with Goodwin next season as they review possible plays.
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London
Stanford White
New York
Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Tower
Madison Square Garden
Miss Goodrich
White
Evelyn Thawe
Novice Flier Makes Five Flights At Hempstead Plain
Charles Foster Willard, a young New Yorker and aviation novice, completed five successful flights in the Golden Flyer of the New York Aeronautic Society over Hempstead Plain near Mineola Long Island at dawn. Flights ranged from seven tenths to two miles as W K Vanderbilt Jr watched from his motor car.
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New York
Charles Foster Willard
New Yorker
New York Aeronautic Society
Hempstead Plain
Mineola
Long Island
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Twins Fastened With Safety Pin Draw Crowd in Kansas City
Mrs. E. P. Morris of Chillicothe arrived with her three year old twins Ben and Eddie at Union depot in Kansas City. She carried a babe in her left arm and held Ben by the dress while Eddie was pinned to him by a large safety pin, attracting much attention from onlookers.
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Kansas City
E. P. Morris
Chillicothe
Ben
Eddie
Union Depot
Woman carries dead nine month old to City Point beach
Mrs. Jacob Levi of 70 Fayston street Roxbury carried her baby Rose nine months old to City Point beach yesterday afternoon. The child had been ill with cholera infantum and a doctor ordered an outing. The physician said the child was dead about three hours. The mother rested with the baby in the sand thinking she slept.
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City Point
Jacob Levi
Fayston Street
Roxbury
Rose
Soldier Home resident leaves for wedding tour
Aug 8. W. W. Doty, an inmate of the Soldiers' Home in Minneapolis, has forfeited his right to live there by taking a wife. The couple will reside at the G. A. R. Home in Anoka for care and comfort. They began their wedding tour to Anoka immediately after the ceremony.
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Minneapolis
W. W. Doty
Soldiers’ Home
Anoka
Bring Ocean to Farmers and Inland Waterway Plan
Washington reports a new government push to dig inland waterways over the next twenty years to bring ocean transport inland. President Taft champions waterways ahead of conservation. Herbert Knox Smith cites studies showing inland routes could capture more of U S traffic despite rail competition and stresses needed terminal improvements.
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Washington
Taft
Herbert Knox Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
Society Girl Rosamond Bradley Joins Tandem Driving
Society figure Miss Rosamond Bradley has taken to tandem driving with two well matched horses. She is a familiar presence at horse shows and is receiving much praise for her skill. The tandem team presents a very smart appearance.
Baptist Convention Closes as Camp Meetings Begin
The Christian Workers' convention in Oak Bluffs ends today after a week of sessions. The annual Baptist camp meetings start tomorrow and will run through the week.
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Oak Bluffs
Christian Workers’ Convention
Hard Fight Against Bright's Disease Ends in Death
A San Francisco business man's fatal battle with chronic Bright's Disease is recounted after doctors and a specialist attempt an emergency tube feeding and renal treatment through the night. Despite late improvements, the patient dies on arrival back in San Francisco. The account credits Hon. Barclay Henley for initiating the plea and promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a curative option.
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San Francisco
Bright
Srung
Wakelee & Co
Barclay Henley
Congress
Pacific
Market Street
Fulton
Riker-Jaynes Co
Mii
John J. Fulton Co
First Street
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Goulda
Decree
Helen Kelly Gould
Miss Sunberg
Famous Club
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Barwyaet
Baptists
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