Gould alimony suit near two week trial in court
New York June 18 The alimony suit of Katharine Clemons Gould against Howard Gould is set to run about two weeks. Witnesses claim Mrs Gould was habitually drunk and argued with her husband, while the defense plans to call about sixty rebuttal witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Katorine Clemnons Gould
Howard Gould
Goulds
Eranye
Iwenee
Gould
Rene Slwarn
Mra
Lo Hin
Indy Mornin
Guild
Maida, Butlers
Wervanta
Shearn
George
Herbert ‘Mitt
Attorneys Made Counsellors at Law
The article notes several individuals, including Hobart Venetiad Awe JS. David William Hteves Joseph Hague Nathan Re Vi Charles J. Morgan George Moki Ir Alfred A. Stein and others, passing law examinations. Denton of Denton, class president, and Newark’s New Jersey law school graduates are highlighted for bar exam readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart, Venetiad
Awe JS
David
William
The Big Sale at Yaale al Ureen's Department Store
An old newspaper ad outlines a major sale at Yaale al Ureen's Department Store with promotions across departments including millinery, groceries, and various specials. The notice spans the last page of the flyer, listing prices and featured items amid bold display text.
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Yaale al Ureen
Baltin High School Commencement Plans Announced
More than fifty students will graduate at Baltin High School with declamations, prizes, and an organ recital at First Presbyterian Church next Friday at 7 45. Tickets required. no admission without tickets. Principal remarks by Richard F. Clement. diplomas to Walter St. Tim. Class night at Printer's Theatre Tuesday 7 45 with ticketed seating and varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltin High School
First Presbyterian Church
Emily
Williamayon
B. B. Cinsel
David H. Townley
Joseph B. Ferguson
Frank Down Sleeper
Mixa Nora
Alice Wray
Richard F. Clement
Walter St. Tima
Board of
Edncation
Battin High School
Hattinigh School
Tin High School
Proctor's Theatrea
Normal and Training School
Schwed's Special Sale and June Events Ad
Readable bits show Schwed's Special Sale on Broad Street with apparel offers. Also advertised are 4 Ninth Annual Closing Reception and moonlight hops at Bughrue's School of Dancing, plus Union Business College day school enrollment and Elizabeth Commercial College admission, with photo framing and diploma framing services and June promotions.
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Schwed
Belwed
Jewel thieves steal valuables from Rahway Avenue homes
Local police closed in on burglars who entered the residences of Mrs Crane and Mr Lewie F Wilk on Rahway Avenue, taking about 200 dollars in loot. Detective Sergeant Murphy recovered most of the jewelry, including Mrs Crane's gold watch found in a New York pawnshop and Wilson's watch located on Thirty-fifth Street. Murphy and NY detectives traced fences in New York, with Acting Chief O Farrell predicting arrests within days as thieves entered rear windows and worked while occupants slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veaneetes
Crane
Lewie F. Wilkonarly
Samuel Murphy
Murphy
Forty Second Street
New York City
Wilson
Potion O'fary
Rahway Avenue
Fast train crash injures several in Wisconsin yard
In Du Lac Wisconsin on June 18 a collision between two switch engines in the Northwestern Railroad yard killed engineer McDonald and badly injured one trainman. A passenger train at fifty miles an hour then struck the wreckage. Fireman Burton and Mrs Kuhn are among the most seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
du Lac
Wis
McDonald
Northwestern Railroad
Burton
Mra
Kuhn
Iby
Autoists Go Off In First Of Big Races At Crown Point
The 16 autos started at 9 am for the first event in the Western Vanderbil carnival. Nineteen cars began the long 66 mile dash, with 292 miles total in the day. Several Chicago residents were injured in a crash near the course. others reported minor injuries. Military militiamen arrived to guard the event as Crown Point buzzed with race day activity.
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Crown Point
Corbin
Maysonville
Sein
Fedianatring
Neean Univer
Mornin
Midtaonry Fle
Marion Hor Brith
Halwen
Knisper Mantonnen
Lawonoilla
Haenusebne
Stour i Nigniek
Magni
Miss Packard
Mixe Barnes
Son
Edward Dolliver
T. A. Free
Tao
Strang
Buicken
Lowell
Bux
Outukirta
J.B. Sanborn
Doctor Oberly Cables News of Safety From Shipwreck
The Rev HH Oberle and Mrs Oberly aboard the Cynarder Sie voula survived a rock collision near the Azores. They lost trunks but escaped serious harm. In a cable to Mrs Laidley, Oberly notes they did not stop at Gibraltar and continued to Naples.
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Hh, Oberle
Mra. Oberly
Azores
Dw Laidley
Oberly
Gibraltar
Naples
White House Visitor Found Insane After Attempted Access
A man arrested while attempting to gain entry to the White House on June 18 was certified insane by District authorities and sent to Government Hospital for the Insane. He, from Rowebery Arkansas, wore a large revolver belt. he declined his stated mission and was deemed dangerous by patrols guarding the President's residence.
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Washington
Stier
White House
Goverment Hospital
al Damen Strickling
Rowebery
Arkansas
Ely
Barn Collapse Traps Workmen During Home Conversion
A large barn being moved to aid a house conversion collapsed yesterday afternoon on Second Street, injuring no one seriously but scattering mortar and boards. Four workmen in a cellar escaped harm as a beam prevented a total collapse, while nearby children fled in fear. The builder in charge was Willis Drake with movements led from 407 Live Joyston Street. Neighbors reported a loud roar and street panic as the structure tumbled, though no fatalities occurred and the future of the building remained uncertain.
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Inte de
R.reilly
Wid Court Streets
Michael Steiner
Court Street
Cupe
Samuel Kerngut
Sellar Milt
Kteiner
Willis
Drake
Joyston Atreet
Girls say Broad Street restaurant keeper ordered them out
Three young women, AnmW Brown Elizabeth Oesterhold and Kara Kratzach, testified in City Criminal Court that Ernest Danker of Broad Street discharged them and threatened to kick them out. They reported the incident to Judge Tudge Mahon and Danker will be notified to appear in court tomorrow with his aide.
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Brown
Elizabeth Oesterhold
Kara Kratzach
City Criminal Court
Tudge Mahon
Ernest Danker
Broad Pbreet
Danker
Wier
Tomorow
Wil
Two Counterfeiters Caught in Sewer Evidence Suspected
Police believe two counterfeiters discarded bogus bills to hide evidence in a sewer. A naturalization ceremony at noon today in Newark included thirty one applicants from various countries, with US District Attorney Wythe Gregg examining the group and one Russian applicant misidentified during the process.
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Ano
Abenter
Camuin
Daveph Maanehi
St. Adefiwrt
Polieh
Variny Masnichi
Rather Amin
Stuntalin
Newark
Tailad
United Ktates Diseriet
Wy de Gregg
General Rebellion Imminent in Albania
Telegraph dispatch from Constantinope reports General Choftek moving troops to Northo Albania amid claims of frontier clashes with Albanian rebels. The struggle follows a recent rebel victory and defeats along the Dia Kore Mountains, with heavy losses on both sides and fears of a broader uprising in the region.
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Constantinope
Choftek
Dinortoh
Albania
Djeynil Muslin
Dia Kore
Antimes
Vjevad Pasha
Emnholt
New Erie Bond Issue Authorized for 1 Billion
Albany June 1 The New Erie bond issue seeks Public Service Commission approval to issue bonds totaling 1.0 billion dollars under a consolidated mortgage. The company aims to raise 1 million par value in general liens. Proceeds will fund general corporate needs. A hearing was set for next Wednesday.
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Albany
N.Y
Public Service Comuniarion
Bee and Dietriet
Ite
Henk Consolidated
Counterfeit $2 Bills Probe Leads to Newark Raid
A boy distributes bogus two dollar bills as detectives led by Novello and Hrogan raid 338 John Street. Seventeen entered suspects Serafinow Hoccing and Michael Vitale, both about 40, are jailed after arraignment before United States Commissioner Jones. Authorities say counterfeiters have operated locally for weeks, with nets of recovered notes and clues from the sewer and street encounters.
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Soon- Forest
George Novella
Patrick Hrogan
United States Secret
Keryvier
Datvin
United
Jones
Novello
Potera
United States
John Ateont
Elizabeth Buyer
Vhesa Pinesnana
Ani
McKinley
Iuk
Acthy
Poller
Xoneane
Aiare O
Panquella
Balsano
Christine Attest
Flow
de Iive Brogan
Ald Novello
Thitch
Balzano
John Angen
Jon
John Atreet
Flynn
United States Secret Service
Jarvis
Wardar
Johntreet
Secret Service
Bochina
Tle Place
Surplus Stock Sale Near End
A local surplus sale winds down as inventory from Lawrence and partner firms dwindles. The event features material described as Stock from manufacturers and a telegraph message confirming limited quantities and pricing, with a noon finish announced for the day.
Summer clothing at Kent's Storage Warehouse sale
Fragmentary OCR text notes a summer clothing sale at Kent's Storage Warehouse on Sea Beach streets. The readable lines mention a location, a warehouse, and a customer service theme, but most details are garbled.
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Sega
Binet
Fan
Jay
Kent
Sea Beace
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