Frank Gould Comes of Age Wealth Tied to Gould Fortune
Frank Gould, youngest child of the late Jay Gould, reaches twenty-one and gains a share likely worth at least 17 000 000, with an estimated income of 3000 a day. The will's clause could unlock securities and reshape Gould holdings including Wabash Texas Pacific St Louis Southwestern Missouri Pacific Manhattan Elevated Western Union Telegraph. Helen Gould guides him with Russell Sage influence as family rivals debated consolidation with Metropolitan Traction. Lyndhurst remains held by Helen until Frank’s twenty first birthday.
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New York
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Jay Gould
Wizard of
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Beim
Helen
Russell Sage
Edwin Gould
Countess Castellano
Blowhard
Avoil
George J. Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Frank
St. Bernards
Lyndhurst
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue House
Philadelphia
Countess Castellane to Receive Gould Fortune
The coming of age of Frank Gould may boost Anna Castellane’s finances as she nears her share of the Gould millions. The Castellanes have faced scrutiny as lavish Paris living drew on Jay Gould funds, with George Gould seeking control while distant protests and family tensions unfolded.
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Anna
Countess Castellane
Count Boni Castellane
Paris
Gould
America
Jay Gould
George Gould
Castellanes
Switzerland
Continent
Dog as Big as a House Sparks Local Dispute
A Boston policeman seeks relocation of Bram case witnesses from Winthrop to Ocean Spray citing peace of mind and safety. The dispute centers on a dog described as large as a cow near the Bram witnesses’ home and broader concerns of social jealousy and housing preferences in the community.
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Bram
Crest Avenue
Winthrop
Boston
Walter Barry
Mr. Barry
Sea Foam Avenue
Bram Case
Ocean Spray
Highlands
Appreciative crowd enjoys fifth free band concert
Despite heavy rain the Salerh Cadet Band impressed a damp audience at the fifth free concert by Bernard M. Wolf. B B Keyes impressed with Coal Black Lady and Missy solos, Procter’s trombone death of Nelson drew an encore, and Lucia sextet pleased. Teel's Band will headline the sixth concert Friday from 7:30 to 9:30.
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Salerh
Wolf
Hanover
Portland Streets
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B. B. Keyes
8. B. Alexander
Walter Goold
Jerome N. Procter
Nelson
Lucia
Missud
Teel
Augusta Victoria’s Time Sets New Eastward Record
The Hamburg American liner Augusta Victoria arrived Cherbourg at 8 PM yesterday after leaving New York for Hamburg via Southampton. The voyage took about six days twenty-two hours and forty-five minutes, beating her prior eastward record to Cherbourg.
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New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Southampton
Captain Quinton Replies to Col Woodward Over War Motives
Captain William Quinton, head of the regular army recruiting station in this city, defends his 1861 service and criticizes Colonel Woodward for attacking him. He contrasts pay, motive, and duty, cites Santiago and Baliquiri service, and argues Woodward lacks legitimacy to command. He notes Woodward’s alleged failures and defends Massachusetts regiments.
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William Quinton
Law
Woodward
Massachusetts
United States
Seventh Infantry
Garretson
Butler Ames
West Pointer
Samuel L. Woodward
Tenth Cavalry
Kentucky
Seventh Regular Infantry
Santiago
Baliquiri
Governor Delays Comment on Sixth Case Until Report
Beverly Aug 19 Governor Wolcott will not speak on the Sixth case before receiving Colonel Woodward's report and will not disclose whether he has heard from General Miles. The governor declined further comment on the dispute.
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Beverly
What Woodward Said Statement Sparks Captain Quinton Critique
Colonel Woodward told a Post reporter his remarks and Captain Quinton takes exception noting what appeared in the morning newspaper. The exchange centers on the wording of Woodward's statement and the interpretation by Quinton.
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Colonel Woodward
Quinton
Miles' Report Not Received By Governor Wolcott
The article notes that a report from General Miles on the Sixth Regiment trouble, seen as likely to go to the War Department, has not been acknowledged at the Governor's office. Wolcott was away, Perkins left early, and Dalton had not heard of any receipt.
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Miles
Perkins
Dalton
War Department
Arrival of Sixth Massachusetts Battalion Sparks Charleston Revelry
A Charleston Chronicle account recalls the First Battalion of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment arriving at Market Street in Charleston. Soldiers mingled with crowds, escaped from guards, and spent paydays on lively revelry in the Tenderloin while Major George H. Taylor commanded until his resignation.
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Charleston
S. C
Charleston Daily Chronicle
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
Market Street
Rialto
Uncle Sam
Cuba
George H. Taylor
Wakefield
Manufacturers Fail Prompting Mill Closures in Fall River
Aug 19 Fall River reports the plan to curtail production failed and factories will act independently. Chace Mills posted two weeks shutdown notices starting tomorrow. The mills employ 700 workers producing 7000 pieces weekly with a $4800 weekly payroll. Indications show several mills may close for varying periods in the next two months.
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Chace Mills
American Linen
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Shore
Weetamoe
Wa Npanoag
Flint
Stafford
Richard Bordc
Metacomet
Narragansett
Sagamore
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