Stillman divorce case grows as hearings proceed in Poughkeepsie
The Stillman paternity case advances with Mr. Stillman facing questions about prior discussions with his wife’s lawyers and his reasons to sue Mrs. Stillman and Guy Stillman. The proceedings schedule extends through July and August with more witnesses planned and Mrs. Stillman preparing her defense in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rand, S Jr
Mr. Stillman
Guy
Mrs. Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Trust
Sullivan
Jim
Colonel Rand
Bishop Walsh Returns From Rome Visit
The Very Rev. L. S. Walsh, Roman Catholic bishop of Portland Maine, arrived back in New York on the Adriatic after a visit to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. S. Walsh
Portland
Adriatic
Rome
Juror and officer conflict ends in contempt sentence
Juror Frank Gould reported Owens's attempts to influence the Steinhauser case. Judge Brown commended Gould for reporting the incident. Owens received a nine month contempt sentence with no appeal. Gould testified about the coercive remarks and Owens’s denial. The two men knew each other for about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Gould
Massachusetts Avenue
Steinhauser
Owens
Gould
Brown
Sheehan
Houghton & Dutton's
Quitt
Telegram
Whitted Out Of Game With Ankle Injury
Pittsburgh July 1 George Whitted Pirates right fielder hospitalized with a badly swollen ankle after injuring it in Chicago on Wednesday.
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Whitted
Pittsburg
George Whitted
Pirates
Chicago
Remarkable Letter on World Politics
Lord Eustace Percy replies to Captain Maloney in a philosophical letter about politics and perception. He warns against Machiavellian suspicions, calls for humility, and argues reform may come from broader forces rather than politicians. He emphasizes charity as key to advancement in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. A. Maloney
New York
American Association For the Recognition of
Cohalan
Bishop Gallagher
John Devoy
Friends of Irish Freedom
Maloney
Lord Eustace Percy
Washington
Lord Percy
Evening Post
Kingdom of Heaven
Ireland
United States
Carnegie Endowed Pensions Noted by Elihu Root
Elihu Root states that Mrs. Carnegie is the chief beneficiary and will receive more than 11 million dollars. He adds that in later life Andrew Carnegie donated about 350 million dollars to charities.
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Mrs. Carnegie
Elihu Root
Mr. Carnegie
Mr. Root
Carnegie Pensions and Estate Appraisal Details
The Carnegie pension framework includes telegraphers at 12 dollars monthly and railroad retirees at 20 dollars for those in need. Retired teachers receive 500 dollars yearly under a separate foundation. The report reveals potential appraisal conflicts, noting commissions and consultancies tied to the Carnegie estate, with a total net estate of about 22.15 million and a 4.64 million trust fund.
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Telegraphs Corps
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Separate
Pension Foundation For
Harry A. Jaffe
Compton
Smith & Jaffe
Marx
Carnegie Estate Tax Appraisal Details and Debts
Federal taxes due figures show total deductions of 3 782 003 with 3 028 788 for debts. Securities total 17 543 538 and cash 583 446. A further deduction of 3 075 037 for federal estate tax was denied and an appeal will be filed. Debts include 65 161 106 523 and 458 001 for 1917 1918 and 1919. Skibo Castle in Scotland valued at 534 440 in the report.
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Skibo Castle
Carnegie
Scotland
Boston Man Killed By New Haven Train in Southbridge
Boston police sought relatives of a man believed to be Fred Kidder of Boston who was killed early yesterday by a New Haven Railroad train in Southbridge. He registered the night before at a local hotel under the name Kidder. Described as about 65, five feet eight, gray mustache, gray suit, 180 to 190 pounds.
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Boston
Southbridge
Fred Kidder
New Haven
Kidder
Notable Paris Audience for Harvard Glee Club
The Harvard Glee Club touring France gave its final Paris concert to a brilliant reception. President Millerand Marshal Joffre and their wives attended with Cardinal Dubois and other French and American social leaders, marking a standout social and artistic event.
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Paris
Harvard Glee Club
France
Millerand
Marshal Joffre
Cardinal Dubois
Veterans Honor Yankee Division in Boston Jubilee
Boston hosts 10000 veterans from the Yankee Division for an Independence Day salute at Braves Field. General Edwards greets guests with the Edwards Guards as crowds fill armories and hotels. The 101st Infantry and other units attend large reunions with governors and lawmakers attending. A major parade, reviews at City Hall and the Beacon street route are planned along with pilgrim centennial excursion to Plymouth.
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Braves Field
Edwards
101St Infantry
Copley Plaza
Governor Cox
Walsh
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Peters
State House
Cox
New England
Beacon Street
General Edwards
Francis V. Logan
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Arlington Street
Boylston
Tremont
Washington
School
Beacon
M. J. O'Connor
Plymouth
Rowe’s Wharf
Women’s Auxiliary Committee
Henry Potter
Lawrence DeCane
Wayland Minot
Flemming
Geretrude Adams
John Lovell
James Irwin
Nathaniel Simpkins, Jr
Nathaniel Emmons
Edwards Wears Old YD Insignia At New Head of First Corps
General Edwards took command of the First Corps area and received a visit from Massachusetts American Legion officers who congratulated him on returning to New England. He wore the faded blue YD monogram on his left shoulder in place of the I insignia during the YD veterans assembly, prompting a frantic ovation at the YD Club.
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Boston
First Corps Army
Edwards
Armory
Bucks
YD Club
Huntington Avenue
First Corps
Massachusetts American Legion
New England
Legion Warns of Swindlers Targeting Veterans and YD
American Legion and YD officials issued warnings after swindlers fraudulently solicit aid for disabled comrades and YD activities. A flagrant scheme sold fake tickets to a dance at East Armory for July 3, fooling several local shoppers. Lt Col Sweeney says veterans showing wounds for charity are uncommon and most veteran beggars are not deserving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
East Armory
Sweeney
First Corps Intelligence Office
Three-Day Hunt for Champney Fails in New Hampshire
In Jaffrey New Hampshire on July 1 authorities led by Chief Jeremiah Mahoney continued a three day search for Charles Champney who attempted to kill his wife near East Jaffrey. A deserted barn were someone slept on hay yielded traces believed to be Champney’s about six miles away at Wilder Village. A watch was set on the barn to alert police if he returns.
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Jaffrey
N. H
Charles Champney
East Jaffrey
Jeremiah Mahoney
Chief Mahoney
Champney
Wilder Village
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Stillman
Gleason
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Mr. Brennan
Bates
Brennan
Still
Dr. Russell
John B. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Hugh L. Russell
Buffalo Osteopath
Mack
John FH. Mack
la Fontaine
Montreal
Bishop Walsh
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Tremont Street
Andrew Carnegie
Samuel Marx
Tammany
Eugene M. Homer
Fifth Avenue
91St Street
Aspirin
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
The
Alaska
Rolleall
H. F. Parker
104Th Infantry
St. Louis
Albert Greenlaw
Eastport
John R. Hopkins
102Nd
Manchester
Stubby
Washington,d. C
Bob Conroy
102Nd Infantry
Machine Gun Parker
T. Ouis
Phil English
Long Island
Sidesprey
Greater Boston
Braves
Melkinley
B. B
YC Club
J. D. Corbiere
Care YD Garage
Robert Windsor, Jr
Care Kidder, Peabody Company
101St Engineers
Norumbega Park
Point Shirley
Winthrop
Cleveland
Association OF Hawaiiiaan Pineapple Packers
East Washington St
Legion
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