Goosie Letters Highlight Marital Dispute in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Irene A. Van Dyck reveals terms like Xantippe Goosie and Perfect Sweetheart in messages cited in a complaint against Edward B. Van Dyck, a New York Cotton Exchange officer, seeking overdue alimony while divorce proceedings continue.
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Mrs VanDyck Accuses Mrs Hall of Letters Portraying Xantippe
Mrs VanDyck identifies Mrs Gertrude Hall as the author of letters depicting her as Xantippe and quotes from her husband’s messages to Mrs Hall addressed Perfect Sweetheart and signed Goosie.
Van Dyck Case Reveals Wife Accuses Husband of Cash Shortfall
In a 1908 court filing Mrs. Van Dyck presents letters and a telegram to support claims of marital strife and alleged infidelity. The husband counters with evidence of a $3000 monthly income, while letters from a female correspondent imply emotional entanglements and broken promises.
Maidstone Youth Convicted in Double Murder
Arthur Bean, 19, confessed to killing his mother Mrs. George Bean and sister Miss Nina Bean in Maidstone Vermont. He was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment at Windsor jail. The judge cited premeditation and liquor supplied by Bean’s brother as factors in the crime committed March 9. Andrew Drew witnessed Bean’s earlier statements about the killings and property dispute.
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