Goulds Big Point in Abandonment Case
New York June 14 Abandonment will be the main issue in the separation suit of Bathorine Clemmons Gould against Howard Gould third son of the late Jay Gould. The ruling, delivered by the supreme court, narrows the case to abandonment and cruelty while leaving other grounds unresolved. Developments include testimony from George Gould and Mr Goulds counsel, with further argument anticipated tomorrow as the court weighs whether the abandonment claim can stand and whether parental support matters are admissible.
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New York
Bathorine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gault
NG Etpreme
Taxtice Downlheater Counset
Mra
Gould
Cine
Howard
George Gould
Tertiied
Gayla
Cruntty
Thors
Hawley
Goward Gould
Clareness Shearn
Mimmlyn
Attorney General Prosecutes Trust In Sherman Era Inquiry
The article reports a high level legal battle over a trust investigation led by Attorney General Wickersham involving the Sugar, Pennsylvania Bag Company, and other entities. It notes attempts to connect former Attorney General Bonaparte to the case and mentions efforts to present evidence to the Department of Justice during the probe.
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Aftix
Cine Sod
Cenenu Wickershivin
Hetinn
Ft. George
Tarlo
Dry Gwenlywar
Pennsylvania
Baga Rovira Company
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Bishop Heads List Of Interurban Subscription Drive
Fort Wayne Catholic leaders including Bishop Alerding spearhead subscriptions for the Dryan Fort Wayne interurban line to the Catholic cemetery. Local merchants and clergy push the project, with promises of $5,000 in subscriptions and additional stock from Catholic supporters as the effort gains momentum.
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Bishop Alerding
Alerding
Binhen
Fort Wayne
Althugh
Ibeer
Anti-Saloon League Finances Highlight Temperance Push
Atlantic City June report before committee shows Danlera Saya Troste backing temperance agitation. National Liquor Dealers Association chair Dutaprey argues prohibition laws fail in practice as dry counties and corporate interests would pay the same price, with figures claiming prohibition halts neither beer nor whiskey while profits rise.
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Liquor Danlera’ Executi Committee
Saya Troste
Temperance Agita
Atlantic City
N. J
GQ. Dutaprey
National Liquor Dealers’ S Association
Sampsay
Jovion
County Goes Dry In Kentucky County Vote
June 14 Princeton reports a local option election in Silliwell County where the measure passed by a slim margin of votes from a total turnout of 63 percent. The county has endured previous social disturbances in recent years and the result ends a long local controversy.
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Princeton. Iy
Silliwell
Accident Victim Remains Unconscious After Crash
The accident victim Gurl Taherst of Angola village lies in St Joseph's Hospital unconscious after a Saturday night collision near War Shore train. His condition is critical. Several relatives and neighbors from Ed mond Street to East Wayne are reported at his bedside or have been discharged after operations at St Joseph's and Lutheran hospitals.
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Angola
Atte
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles O' Cumin
Edmond Stract
Ferry Hattersley
Shetty
Gidries Ninhaia
Put- Ram Street
Alma Brookes
Efalesqne
Putheran Hospital
State House Fight in Supreme Court
Indistinct June report from Indianapolis notes an appeal over an authority dispute involving Samuel Shutter and others. Attorneys Ralph Kane and Rony Berryhill present Cuba's contention that Shutter acted beyond a Wheeler appointment since a governor veto purportedly blocked it, though the veto is not in the house journal.
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Inttanapoles
State Haven
Michael Jf
Samuel Shutter
Baccau
Fight on Income Tax Sees Senators Vote Likely June Conference
Washington reports Democrats and nearly a score of Republican senators push to pass an income tax bill while Aldrich and Taft hold a conference. Opponents seek a corporate net earnings tax or constitutional amendment submission, with President Taft backing preservation of the supreme court pathway and urging Congress to retain power to levy income taxes.
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Aldrich
Taft
Washington
Senate
Linus
Tate
Brown
Nebriuska
Cte
Kolves
Aldrich Sanu
Great Jenich
Supreme Court
Rghit
Congress
Imports Increase and Bassin Smaller in May Report
The May monthly statement from the Bureau of Statistics shows imports rising by 32,012 dollars while exports also rise. May totals indicate manufacturing materials and cotton dyes contribute to the gains, with overall export values reaching high levels compared with last year.
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Washington
Lynn
Bureau of Staliattos
Miy
Charitable hearted man is robbed KOOP
A man named Prill accused a woman named Maude Jones of stealing seven dollars and sixty cents after an encounter near St Paul’s. The incident occurred on Tarr Street as Partoman Kins saw activity in front of the home. Prill claimed the woman dropped something, then asked for a ride and later paid him a cent for a ride, with the claim that he had been tricked.
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Koop. Prill
Maude Jones
Calbout
Antaha
Threaten to Kidnap Daughter Sparks City Investigation
A cryptic letter demanding 150000 dollars triggered a police probe in Mealed City. Investigators track a suspect tying to a Kansas City contact while postal authorities assist in the case. The note warns of kidnapping and mentions a clan and winnings, with unclear origins and motives.
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Evarsvillig
Miguel Mradgen
Aomanly
Kansas City
Beautify Port Wayne Parks and Rivers Initiative
Charles Mulford Robinson, a landscape expert, arrived in Fort Wayne to evaluate city beauty and riverbank improvements. He will tour the city with Mayor Tresselt and city officials, gather data, and prepare a written report with drawings on parks, drives, river banks, and civic enhancements.
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Charles Mulford Robinson
gAriince Ang
Fy Fork Wayne
Robinson
Tresselt
Ferdinand Meler Ang
Board St Park Commissioners
Tevirad
Mgr
Robina
Rivera
Jha Dene
Rete
Worden
Woredon
Do'elnele
Homey
Ferdinand Steler
C. Ho Worden
Mike
Anthony
Wayne
Relithson
Atm Rohinzon
Elty
Gomritten
Mulfort
Pomumittes
Wayne Chib Yeaturday
Poe
Tondis
Tia
Mayer Hoxey
van Perrine
Mulford
Cdty
Court House
Mr. Mullard
Gould Divorce Case Heads Toward Witness Testimony
Principal George Gould, subpoenaed to testify in Airs Viola Hath erine Gould's divorce suit against Howard Gould for alimony, will be asked to reveal Howard Gould's wealth. Before marrying on October 6 1898 Katherine Clemmon, Mrs Gould, testified of years of separation since July 1916 and alleged lavish spending.
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George Gould
Viola Hatherine Gould
Howard Gould
Aus
Gould
Katherine Clemmon
Petra
Guild
Labor Talks Near End as Mills Face Old Agreement
Disputed contract talks between manufacturers and workers at Wayne Mills hinge on a yearly iron and steel labor agreement. A July deadline nears with no decision after sessions in Buffalo and surrounding districts. Jane Addams is elected president of a national conference, marking a historic first for the organization.
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Tron, Steel and ‘Vm
Pot Wayne Relling Mills
Agresmant
Rochtiin
Coren
Harden
Paspensian
Bert Warne
Lew Albany
Vinernnes
Terre
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Eva
President of Brazil Dead After Coup Aims Power Shift
June 14 report from RIG RANHIRG notes the Brazilian president has died amid a tumultuous transfer of executive powers. Unclear details describe a rapid political reversal as the government acts to consolidate control.
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RIG Ranhirg
Youse Moreira
Ile
Seth Indhnenan
Tnt
PiMaikens
Evansville News Telex Amid Labor Tensions
chaotic Evansville scene as a Work car incident sparks a larger struggle with mining and brewery workers. reports of arrests, white labor calls, and a citizens meeting plan to discuss arbitration and potential labor changes.
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Evansville
Tad
Owas
Tasnight
al Hiegal
Tarai
Esse
Aitiiena
Menon
Wheates
Japanese editor, four editors arrested in Honolulu strike case
In Honolulu today four editors from Nippo and Ji ware and other Japanese publications were arrested on conspiracy charges tied to the plantation labor strike. The group faced grand jury indictments alleging inciting violence and unlawful methods. Bail set at 1250 per person.
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Honolulu
Jane
Nippo and
Ji Ware
Conispiracy
Unita Atater
Jamin
William Henry Wihalta
Lit
Negero
Nagara
Sogo
Y. Tasuka
K ‘Ewamien
Nipyi
Jsupon
Grand
Willy Ford
M. Negora
F. Sogo
Y. Tuaka
RK Kawamera
Loler
Beitarha
Ninna
Japanes Naper
Boi
Another Chance for Harry Thaw in Sanity Hearing
New York June 14 Harry K Thaw may move again to prove his sanity in his fight to escape the Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane where he has been confined since February last year after killing Stanford White. Austin William J. Gaynor of Brooklyn a judge in the supreme court division granted a new writ of habeas corpus returnable before Justice Mille in the supreme court at White Plains on Friday June 27 at 10 30 am.
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New York
Matleuwan Saytum
Steatora Waite
Austin Wiliam J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Uiy
Supreme Ceat
Blood Feud in Mississippi Leaves Several Wounded
Two men were possibly fatally wounded and three slightly injured in a street brawl in Meadvillg, Mississippi. Victims include Dr A McNew, clerk of the chancery court, and S G Rey Holls. Meadvillg and Brookhaven sent guards to prevent further violence as the injured were rushed to the hospital.
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Myadville
Mie
Fen
Tate Treapa
Meadvitlg
Brookhaven
Mr. Newmis
Weather notes and oblique forecast in a scrambled date pane
Fragmented weather brief from Washington weather page mentions Tuesday and Wednesday trends, with stray names and places corrupted beyond recognition. The garbled text hints at warming in Michigan and variable conditions, but specifics are unreadable.
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