Gould Case Reveals Stormy Marriage and Alcohol Abuse
New York June report details Katherine Gould’s public distress amid accusations of intoxication and abusive behavior by her husband. Defense contends Gould left to protect himself as witnesses describe heated scenes and heavy drinking at Castle Gould.
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New York
Katherine
Clommond
Gould
Hetsik
Thielsen
Abe
Gietuled
Wuslie
Chinrigh
Enthusiasm Drives City Revival Committee Formation
An enthusiastic meeting of the elite revival committee advanced plans for a permanent organization to support the movement in Hertility. Eleven members were appointed by Chairman C. Worden to organize, with subscriptions and potential capital structure discussed and a treasury report noted.
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C. 2 Worden
Dadiana
Womal
Bitleepe
Mare Dukes
J. J. Moewin
Peet
Luek Dorn
H.C. Ioekit
Bite
Rum Creation
FT McCwear
Amd
Merk
W. Dy Calvin
Cateman
Ona
Fort Waynrtivic Losrtement Company
Mart Wayna Olwe Tntprave
Mnnt
Ammictatien
Thane Araeat
George H Earle Jr Aids In Sugar Price Fight
George H Earle Jr of Philadelphia assists in the government prosecution of the American Sugar Refining Company over alleged price fixing. The case concerns Sherman and Co. and the Philadelphia bank notes. The proceedings name key figures and the receiver for the Postal service as part of the case.
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George H. Earle, JR
American Sugar Refining Company
Far Nileigh Iivlilion
Shermanandelinit
George Mc Earle, Jr
Piladel Bing
Trusts Hold Sway in Conspiracy Case Debates
A New York lawyer Samuel Untermyer argues the criminal wealthy must be held to account for conspiracy. He discusses Sugar Refinery Company ties to Adolph Segal and the Pennsylvania sugar tethers, asserting recent silence signals government inaction and presses for prosecutions.
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Samuel Untermyer
Rich Gould
New York
Faye Vilinin
Moonnpolles
Samnger Untermyer
Adulph Sagat
Tlfadelphia
Truuger
Pennsylvania
Rofinkig Company
Fedeest
Coarts
Europe
Segal
Trent
Attempt to burn mayor's home shocks city
A fire at Mayor Willem R. Niven’s home in Nellefontainie drew quick response from the fire department. The attack occurred while the mayor was away and caused window damage and scorching to the interior. Local authorities consider the act likely linked to political tensions surrounding Ralph Colt and district politics.
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Heen Gan Gallon
Willem R Niven Onal
Kia
Democratic Politicien
Xlofe
Ralph’ Colt
Pmudlliy
Mrs Stecher Dies Suddenly in Indiana Home
Mrs Joulsa Stecher aged ninety nine died suddenly at 3 45 PM at her home 464 Buchu street after a short illness Survived by husband Ghatien Breeher two daughters Mary and Malti Stucket three sons Red Stecher George Stecher and Albert Stecher a brother and sister reside in data county Also a member of Bethel Ruatucelleal church Funeral arrangements not yet made
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Ghatien Breeher
Wera
Mushand
Denver
Col
Mary
Malti Stucket
Red Stecher
Peru
Ind
George Stecher
Clyelnnat
Albert Stechey
Vetis City
Fither
Tiga Brothers
Ona Alster
Data County
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Bethel Ruatucelleal Uhurch
Knox County Drys Win Vinoen Case on Writ Amending Complaint
In an Anns circuit court yesterday Tad Mahe Sobly and the Knox County Drys overruled county commissioners objections to the Drys amending their complaint in the writ at issue. The county attorney said the matter remains under review to determine further steps and whether the state will seek additional action at the next term in September.
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Pitan
Vinoen
Anns
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Actorney
Wessinner
Anil
Vietory
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Demartar
Qandale
Tariff Battle Divides Senate Aides Clash Over Philippines Duty
In June Washington Aldrich leads a heated Senate debate on tariff changes and Philippines import duties. He denounces McNamee and moves to cut sugar and tobacco allowances while backing a broader reform package. Support from peers appears tentative as lawmakers push amendments and discuss the parade invitation for Taft.
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Highton
Auijuet
Bulkley
Philippines
Weather forecast for Michigan and surrounding area
The forecast calls for a mild west to southwest wind pattern with increasing cloud cover. Expect warmer daytime temperatures Wednesday and Thursday with showers possible, followed by cooler nights and lingering winds from the southwest.
Comer Confesses to Embezzlement of County Funds in Hoosier Case
Indiana report states Robert J. Comer, in Indianapolis, admitted to embezzling funds from county offices totaling about 4,500 dollars. The confession followed police inquiry into improper disbursements and altered receipts. Authorities plan to prosecute under county and state fraud statutes, with Comer facing formal charges and potential restitution.
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Indianapoles
Robert J. Comver
Fuuty
Yale
Ranta
Clerleaut
Juli
Sims Discusses Politics at Lagrange Visit
Tina Sims a secretary at Siar speaks about political maneuvers and possible candidates. discussion mentions Robam Alete Prorat Tor ql Line and local reps evaluating action while Sim’s remarks hint at planned opportunities for a visit by President Taft to Lagrange with residents anxious for his stop on routs to Michigan.
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Tina
Siar
Frid Sima
Fudiana
Robam
Sims
Wade
Tle Sinte
Ybiley
biiWe
Alan
Aripe
Sauatae
Honetor
Lagrange
Walcome Taft
Wast
Manrae
Gurneet
Rastomd
Atlantic City liquor debate sparks congressional talk
A chaotic report from a convention cites Jung Wi- and other figures as speakers. The discussion focuses on prohibitions, liquor interests, and the push to curb certain political powers. Attendees urged action against alleged plots and warned of consequences for national governance.
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Atlantic City
Jung
Dekturla
Jonal
A.J
Picpsiuyg
Cnumtry
Taft to Propose Constitutional Income Tax Plan
President Taft will send to Congress a message urging an amendment to the tariff bill for a tax on net earnings of corporations and a resolution to submit the question of a constitutional income tax. Progressives and some Republicans back the move, while Democrats are wary. the plan aims to curb Supreme Court constraints on direct taxes and raise revenue, with further details expected in Page 8.
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Taft
Congress
Tex
Nepublican
Tondera
Senate
Stickinghaim
Committee On Finance
Aupremis Court of the United States
Domberntis
Tx Ynon
Bernie
Dewey's Chief Aid at Manila Now Blind
Benjamin Peters Lambert, Dewey’s chief aide at Manila, has gone blind. The admiral’s aide experienced the affliction within months after the great battle in Manila Bay. The surgeon cites possible strain and nervous exhaustion from exposure. Lambert remains at his Washington home, active in church work, and cheerful despite the hardship.
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Twar Admiril
Benjamin Peter Lamberton
Chia
Minin Hay
Fialnig
Mia
Lily Tumis
Washington
Indy
Terirtbiesi
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