Famous separation suit ends in booze evidence dispute
In New York a lengthy testimony phase on July 1906 abandonment in the Howard Gould separation case featured Maurice Malloy describing Mrs Gould as under the influence of intoxicants at Castle Gould. Clarence J Shearn challenged the relevance, while Justice Dowling allowed evidence on the habit of the plaintiff as part of the dispute.
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New York
Howard Gould
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Shearn
Malloy
Dowling
Justice Dowling
Watson
Castle Gould
Europe
Hogs Reach High June Hog Price at Union Stock Yards
Chicago June 14 hogs hit an eight dollar per hundredweight price at the Union Stock Yards the highest June figure since 1882 with only 1902 preceding it in records. Best porkers sold at the long predicted level marking a peak in months of market activity.
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Chicago
The
Union
Independence For Filipinos Gained Support In Senate
In Washington on June 15 Senator Borah urged loosening ties with the United States to grant the Philippines an independent government. He acknowledged differing with the president yet argued preparing Filipinos for independence is the country’s duty. He also objected to a sugar import clause in the committee’s bill.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
United States
Paroled burglar known as "Red The Bad" arrested in Paris
Thomas Mc Carty a paroled Indiana convict nicknamed Red The Bad is under arrest in Paris Nls for burglary and theft. He has a Bible inscribed by Gov and Mrs Marshall and claimed Salvation Army work, staying with Captain Harley Smith. He allegedly stole money from Captain Smith and a bicycle, and was caught trying to dispose of another wheel stolen from a Terre Haute dealer.
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Paris
Nls
Thomas McCarty
Red the Bad
Indiana State Prison
McCarty
Governor Marshall
Signature Forged on Brandenburg Letter Trial Opens
New York June 15 Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland widow of Grover Cleveland testified as a witness in the grand larceny case against magazine writer Broughton Brandenburg. The trial centered on a newspaper article allegedly attributed to ex president Cleveland and later repudiated by her. A murder trial in Justice Fitzgeralds court was halted to suit Mrs Cleveland who plans to depart for New Hampshire. The Brandenburg case to be adjourned after her testimony and resume once the murder matter ends. Mrs Cleveland wore deep mourning and arrived with executor F S Hastings to await a court summons.
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New York
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Broughton Brandenburg
Supreme Court Today
Brandenburg
Cleveland
Criminal Courts
Jerome
Crownpoint–Lowell Auto Race Preparations Begin
Crownpoint Indiana June 15 Work on the east leg of the Crownpoint Lowell automobile parkway started at dawn with two steam rollers and a hundred men. Preparations for immense crowds continue with trains from Chicago and other cities, telegraph stations along the route, hospital points at Crownpoint and Lowell, and two ambulance trucks ready for the races next Friday and Saturday.
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Crownpoint
Ind
Crownpoint-Lowell Automobile Parkway
Cedar Lake
Lowell
Chicago
Central West
Very Considerate Thieves in Seattle Case
Seattle, June 15. Mrs. Geo Shea of Duluth notified police May 30 that twenty thousand dollars hidden under her bed mattress was stolen during a parade. She has received fifteen thousand dollars in a letter signed Two Thieves. The writers say they used five thousand dollars to furnish their home and returned the rest.
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Seattle
Wash
Geo. Shea
Duluth
Wright aeroplane shipped to Fort Myer for test flights
Dayton June 15 The aeroplane to be used in the Fort Myer flights was shipped today packed in eight boxes. Charles Taylor the machinist will go to Washington tonight to join the Fort Myer operation.
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Myer
Charles, Taylor
Will
Fort
Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Study Begins at Court House
Civic expert Charles Mulford Robinson launched a city wide survey from Fort Wayne's court house dome. He met with Mayor Hosey and park officials to map a long term plan covering parks boulevards rivers lakes and playgrounds plus a systematic yearly program.
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Charles Mulford Robinson
Fort Wayne
Robinson
Board of Park Commissioners
C. H. Worden
Civic Revival Committee
Mr. Robinson
Birdside
Hosey
Louis F. Curdes
Swinney Park
Main Street
Lindenwood
Brookside
Clinton Street
Lawton Park
Lakeside
Walton Avenue
Columbia Street Bridge
van B. Perrine
Hanna
Ebserst Still L Ives Fontes
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a person named Fontes and a teen or youth titled Everst with unclear surrounding context. No clear event, location, or date is discernible to form a proper news item or summary.
Attempt to Burn Mayor Niven's Home in Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio June 15 an apparent assassination attempt targeted Mayor William R Niven who was away as a kerosene soaked burning bottle crashed through a plate glass window igniting curtains carpets and furniture responders doused the blaze The mayor a dry ticket Democrat and former congressional hopeful suspects enemies punished in police court or black hand influence but no threats had been reported Bloodhounds failed to track the suspect due to a large crowd
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Ohio
William R. Niven
Niven
State Committee
Congress
Ralph Cole
Findlay
Post Office
St. Mary’s
Governor Marshall Delivers Commencement Address at St Marys
Terre Haute Ind June 15 Governor Marshall spoke at St Marys of the Woods graduation exercises. He presented diplomas to sixteen graduates and wore a doctor of law robe while anticipating the degree to be conferred at Wabash tomorrow. He stated he does not believe in co educational institutions and praised Miss Cora Bohlen for her welcome.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Marshall
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Wabesh
Cora’ Bohlen
Indianapolis
Brick Laying Underway Amid Construction Notes
Bricklayers have begun work on laying brick for a new structure. The report references ongoing brickwork at the site with emphasis on early stages and labor progress, highlighting traditional methods and local trade involvement.
Bitter Feelings Springing Up in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on June 15 excitement grew after a work car struck and seriously injured B F Knight 24 a brewery worker in the central business district Knight was bicycle riding at Third and Sycamore streets and trapped under the car requiring jack lifting to free him He suffered two broken legs internal injuries and may die Labor leaders criticized the Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company injunction on striking carmen and warned against broad business boycotts while a business men's meeting was urged to protest losses from the strike and end it at a price The Central Labor unions advisory carmen committee argued that banning carmen meetings should extend to all interests and warned such meetings would exclude most residents
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Evansville
Ind
B.F. Knight
James Pierce
Knight
Third
Sycamore
Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Central Labor Union
Carmen
Heinze Indicted in Federal Conspiracy Case
New York June 15 Federal grand jury indicted F Augustus Heinze head of United Copper Arthur P Heinze and Sanford Robinson Heinze's counsel charging conspiracy and an alleged attempt to obstruct the administration of law in the United States copper interests two brothers named in the true bill and linked to the Heinze empire in a major financial case across the copper industry and related parties identified in the indictments
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New York
Augustus Heinze
United: Copper Company
Arthur.p
Heinze
Big Brother
Sanford
Robinson
Burkett Criticizes Senate Finance Committee Over Philippines Tariff Change
Nebraska Senator Burkett charged the senate finance committee with juggling and petty politics after a Philippines import duty cut from 1650 000 000 to 70 000 000. He argued the panel acted under Bulkley influence and questioned its handling of the amendment. Aldrich and others defended the committee as acting to do the right thing and to pass the bill, while Burkett pressed for accountability and investigation before legislation.
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Washington
Sen Ate Committee On Finance
Senate
Burkett
Nebraska
Connecticut
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Wisconsin
Gallinger
Depew
City council approves Sackett sewer contract despite mayoral veto
Laporte Indiana June 15 The council, despite Mayor Darrow’s veto, approves a 250000 sewerage system contract with Purdue University professor R L Sackett to supervise construction at 2 percent of total cost. Mayor objects to uncapped costs and compensation, cites Purdue employees’ state funding, and questions fairness.
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Ind
Darrow
R. L. Sackett
Purdue University
Backett
Indiana
Council
Sackett
Urian Innoualy
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