Gould Rested Case In Goulds High Profile Divorce Trial
New York June 21 court opened for continuance of Katherine Clemmons Gould suit for separation and $260000 yearly alimony. Howard Gould rests defense, no further witnesses. Mrs Gould adds witnesses refuting Hotel Bellevue Stratford testimony and vows surprises in rebuttal. defense presses misconduct claims.
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Justice Dowling
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Delaney Nicol
Howard Gould
Gould
Liarence J. Shearn
Mra. Gould
Nicols
Shearn
Catherine Clemens Gould
Bellevue-Stratford
Dustin Farnum
Philadelphia
BG Skirmish in the House over river and harbor funds
Washington June 21 The House debated the Senate resolution to continue the unexpended balance of FY 1910 appropriations for river and harbor improvements. Mowers Tawney Fitzgerald and Sherley pressed Alexander to defer the measure. They failed to secure unanimous consent but forced a suspension to bring up the resolution. Tawney was turned down.
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House
Senate
Tawney
Minnesota
Fitzgerald
New Yor
Sherley
Kentucky
Alexander
New York
Cedric to Land English and Continental Passengers at Holyhead
It is stated that the steamer Cedric will sail from Queenstown to Holyhead at midnight to land English and continental passengers and mail. Officials of the White Star line have …
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Queenstown
Cedric
Wittless
Holyhead
White Star Line
Randam Farmer Shot and Killed Before His Wife
Randam farmer was shot and killed in their home amid unclear circumstances as his wife reportedly witnessed the event. Police say nothing of motive or suspect has been released. Investigators are questioning relatives and neighbors for potential leads. The incident occurred in the rural Randam area late Tuesday night.
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Randam
Brewer Celebrates 72nd Birthday on Supreme Court Bench
Washington June 21 Justice David Josiah Brewer turned seventy two, praised as a well preserved jurist with continued vigor. Born in Smyrna Asia Minor to missionary parents, he studied at Yale Class of 1856 and Albany Law School, built a career in Kansas and state courts, then elevated to the U S Supreme Court in 1889 after Justice Matthews’s death.
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David Josiah Brewer
Washington, D. C
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Turkey
America
Yale College
Albany Law School
Leavenworth, Kaw
State Supreme Court
United States
Eighth District
Stanley Matthews
Brewer
Cleveland
King Edward Cracks Joke at Ascot Race Track
King Edward, rarely political, joked with officials at Ascot race track during a lull. He quipped about his cabinet being named a taxicab, drawing radical reaction as Lonfion awaits verdict on the sally.
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Ascot
Juni Wi
Edward
Lonfion
Wright brothers resume flying machine trials at Fort Myer
Washington June 21 The Wright brothers arrived from Dayton and began assembling their flying machine at Fort Myer They will resume trials started after the September accident with Orville Wright leading the work Chief mechanic Charles Taylor assisting They aim to be ready by Wednesday for the first preliminary flight and must complete official trials by next Monday
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Fort Myer
Orville Wright
Chas
Taylor
Wrights
N D boy sacrifices life for friends at local river rescue
Two teens, Griffin and Grim, both 18, were guests of Mrs Oxborne in Tower City. While swimming to cool off in the heat, they disappeared after attempting to rescue a friend. Lifesaving efforts failed as both youths drowned, sent shock through the community.
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Jane
Slardla Grima
A. Teoene
Tower City
Ave
Baroto Bat Vain
Bers
Griffin
Kjeter
Mm. Oxborne
Wyoming Senator Endorses Tariff on Hides in Senate
Senator Warren of Wyoming continued his push for a hides tariff in the senate. He denounced a claim of a midnight process placing a duty in the Dingley bill and prepared to present facts on hides value. He argued a duty would materially benefit farmers by protecting bovine carcase markets.
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Washington, D. C
Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Box Car Murder Revealed in Ohio
Akron Ohio June 21 The body of an unidentified man about 50 was found in a boxcar after alleged murder and robbery The skull was crushed pockets rifled death likely occurred days ago The car arrived from Hammond Indiana last Thursday and was not opened until today A fragment of paper addressed to J M O Lear was found The man stood six feet eleven inches and weighed 170 pounds He wore a dark suit of good material
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Akron
Hammond
Ind
J. M.o'lear
Doctor at St Louis Medical College Ends Own Life
In St Louis on June 21, Dr Justin Steer a medical college faculty member believed to suffer unbearable pains from an arterial disease killed himself with pruak. He left a note diagnosing his ailment and did not specify Washington University. Local authorities reported the incident as a suicide by a medical faculty member.
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St. Louis
Washington University
Pruak
Justin Steer
Medical Department
Teddy Sends Two Baby Antelopes to Mrs Nic
New York on June 21 two baby antelopes sent by ex president Roosevelt to his daughter Mia Nicholan Longworth arrived aboard the steamer Vanderland from Antwerp and Dover. Captain Burman kept the little animals on the bridge deck and fed them with milk from a bottle during the voyage.
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Teddy
Nic
New York
Pooss Velt
Mia
Nicholan
Longworth
Vanderland
Antwerp
Dover
Burman
Mail Clerk Killed In Head On Train Crash
A head on crash near Mount Calm early today between Southern Railway trains Nos. 2 and 21 killed a mail clerk. The collision occurred west of Belmont due to an error in train orders. Both engineers were injured as mail cars telescoped the engines and were badly damaged.
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Belmont
Here
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India
Vast crowds at Turnfest amid flags and drills
Large crowds attended Turnfest as 5,000 entered in drills and miles of buildings displayed American and German flags. Big athletic exhibitions are slated for Wednesday night, with events to showcase national pride and physical prowess.
Turners Fair Combines Color and Drama for National Meet
Cincinnati hosts the thirtieth annual American Gymnastic Union gathering with 800 women entered and delegations from Chicago Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Pittsburgh arriving by Wednesday. A saloonkeeper, 61, killed himself after losing $200, highlighting a tragic event amid preparations for the event. The big Fourth of July celebration in Fairdale, N C, will feature Hon. A L Burdick delivering the principal address on July 3.
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Carthage Gir
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Wing
Joseph
North Pyler
Boston
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Pyler
Sic Hall
Taft Sets Hearing On Whisky Definition June 28
President Taft announced a hearing for June 28 to hear distilleries and other interests in the whisky controversy. Attorneys will argue against the Solicitor General Powers interpretation of the pure food law meaning of whisky.
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Washington
Taft
Solicitor General Powers
Julia Ward Howe Receives Doctor of Letters at Brown University
Providence July 21 details the ceremony honoring Julia Ward Howe at age 90 as Brown University awards her the Doctor of Letters. The scene includes her tremor as she salutes the diploma, the Battle Hymn of the Republic, and remarks by President Faunce praising Howe as author, philanthropist, and defender of suffering. Howe expresses gratitude, noting personal family ties to degrees. An official statement later confirms Japanese authorities see striking as a domestic matter, with no international implications.
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R. I
Julia Ward Howe
Brown University
Jeara
Ohu
Manaat
Uyeno
Frear
Can Foster Pressures at Chicago Baptist Conference
In Chicago on June 21 Professor Geo Bur man Foster and his writings dominated a volatile Baptist ministers meeting. Four hours of wrangling followed as ministers challenged veracity and hissed, ending with a resolution urging Foster to withdraw from the conference and planning a formal request at the next Monday gathering.
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Geo, Burman Foster
Hisses
Foster
Baptist Church
Grand Forks Population Rises Slightly in Update
Grand Forks North Dakota June 21 manager Pettibone of the Pettibone Directory Co is delivering new books. The population figure shows an 11.40 percent gain to 13 780, only fifteen more than eighteen months ago. The article notes the increase is modest and the overall gain limited through the period.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Pettibone
Pettibone Directory Co
Snow Flurry in June Over Adirondacks
June 21 report from Adirondack region notes unusual weather with a snow flurry seen over the mountains. The piece then shifts to biographical notes on business and political figures, including Charles H Piket and Archibald Butl, detailing their careers, connections, and influence in industry and government.
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Adirondacks
Chinaman Captured in Schenectady for New York Murder
Leon Ling, matching the Sigel murder description, was arrested in Schenectady after nine days' stay working as a cook at a chop suey restaurant. He came from New York with Chun Sin, captured at West Galway this morning.
Important Witness Found in Murder Case Arrest Made
Amsterdam New York June 28 Chun Sin wanted in New York as a material witness in the murder of Elsie Sigel was arrested at West Galway ten miles away. He admitted his identity and said he was a personal friend of Leon Ling. He had been in West Galway eight days working as a cook for Harvey Kennedy of New York at a summer residence. He said he had roomed with Leon Ling but knew nothing of Ling's whereabouts.
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Wright
Ang So
Adirondack
Archibald
Taltiney
Charles ‘Wanlott Filsy
Japan
Pate
Chili
Aeiedleek Eee Jets
United Tons
Amsterdam
Chun Sin
New York
Elsie Sigel
West Galway
Leon Ling
Harvey Kennedy
Chun bin
Police seek Leon Ling in Elsie Sigel case mystery
New York on June 21 reports say police probed clues to Leon Ling believed to be connected to the Elsie Sigel case. Ling remained at large with his hideout unknown as investigators also hold Chu Gain, Port Arthur restaurant manager, as a key witness. Letters from Elsie Bige were found in Gain's room.
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New York
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Leon
Liberty
Ms Am
Chu Gain
Port Arthur
Elsi
Storm Ravages North End in Grand Forks
A severe late Sunday storm caused extensive damage across North End Grand Forks with reports of thousands of dollars in losses. In Joliet Pembina county lightning struck the Perriseury farm barn killing seven horses two cows and starting a fire. The hired man Beck was severely injured after being kicked by a cow while trying to save animals.
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N. D
Joliet
Pembina County
Jos
Perriseuy
Beckwith
Grand Forks man a would be death by own action
Grand Forks N D June 31 authorities found a note by the river stating the writer planned to end his life by leaping into the Red River. A patrol locate lead from the spot to the water but a search failed to recover the writer and the note.
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N. D
Red River
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