Divorce suit in New York over Mrs Gould abandonment claim
In New York on June 15 Katherine Gould and Howard Gould faced further testimony in a high profile divorce case. The defense fights the desertion charge while Mrs Gould accuses her husband of neglect and extravagant spending. Evidence shows Gould as a $700000 yearly earner with a personal fortune of $10 million.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Gould
Delancey
15-Year-Old Doris Smith’s Marriage to 22-Year-Old Man Investigated
George Smith of Nordyke Avenue filed with Capt. Asche alleging his 15-year-old daughter Doris wed 22-year-old Dease F. Kershner at Warren Avenue with a license granted on an affidavit by Charles Tuttle. Smith will obtain a warrant against Tuttle and seek to annul the marriage.
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George Smith
Nordyke Avenue
Capt. Asche
Doris
Dease F. Kershner
Warren Avenue
Kershner
Smith
Charles Tuttle
Mies Smith
Tuttle
Federal Grand Jury Completes May Term Work
New York June 16 The federal grand jury for May was discharged by Judge Holt with the court's thanks. The foreman presented several indictments including one against Heinze and company. No further indictments were returned. The American Sugar Refining Company investigation remains ongoing and will be dealt with by a sworn jury tomorrow.
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New York
Holt
Heinze and Company
American Sugar Refining
Jurge
Ithitter
Widow Frances Cleveland testifies on signature dispute
In New York on June 15 Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland widow of Grover Cleveland testifies before Justice Fitzgerald in the Branden burg grand larceny case. She identifies papers and a Times article as not bearing her late husband signature, expressing certainty and composure during cross examination.
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New York
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Justice Fitzgerald
Broughton Branderburg
Brandenburg
New York Times
Cleveland
Catholic fair to be held at Fair Bank park
Indianapolis Catholic societies stage a week long fair and musical festival at Fair Bank park starting Monday June 30. Knights of Columbus Young Men's Institute Ancient Order of Hibernians and other groups participate. Highlights include evening music by soloists bands and choirs with the Teith Regiment Indianapolis Military Mail Carriers and Newsboys bands. A massed chorus of about 1500 voices is planned for a Saturday night under Prof Norman Kent who directs music for Catholic schools and leads the St Johns church choir. Rehearsals are nightly at St Josephs church with a Sunday session at Germania hall.
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Indianapolis
Fair Bank Park
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Institute
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Teith Regiment
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Germania Hall
Knights Templars Parade in Syracuse Conclave
Syracuse N Y June 15 five thousand Knights Templars in seven divisions consisting of 30 commandaries marched in the parade of the ninety six th annual conclave of the grand commandery Apollo commandary of Troy under Gen James H Lloyd drilled this morning at the grand commandery this afternoon a ball will be held at the Alhambra and tomorrow the officers will be elected.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Knights Templars
Gran Commandary
Appollo
Troy
James H. Lloyd
Grand Commandary
Alhambra
Despises His Wife But Must Stay With Her
Robert E. Griswold was denied a divorce from Evelyn Griswold in Judge Bartholomew's court for insufficiency of complaint. Married about 18 years with two sons aged 12 and 16. Griswold admitted in court he despised his wife, but the judge ruled the charge insufficient for dissolution.
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Robert E. Griswold
Evelyn Griswold
Bartholomew's Court
Griswold
Eble Admits Guilt in Federal Tax Case
Joseph Eble of Evansville changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in a federal court on Tuesday for a violation of the Internal Revenue laws. He was fined $10 and costs after his plea change and trial setting for Wednesday.
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Eble
Joseph Eble
Evansville
Judge Carter Attends Richmond Commencement
Superior Court Judge Carter No 3 traveled to Richmond on Tuesday to attend the Findham College commencement exercises.
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Carter
Superior Court No. 3
Richmond
Findham College
Carbolic acid incident and police shooting spark local clash
A man drank carbolic acid but escaped by leaping the back fence as Bicycle Policemen and a city physician arrived with a stomach pump. The case intertwines with an earlier shooting involving Attorney Samuel Dowden, drawing scrutiny on Chief Metzger and public safety policies. A grand jury and local bar associations plan sessions to review the shooting and potential legal reforms.
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Herman Lewis
Todd
Nick
Dr. Deerhake
Louisiana Street
Lewis
Indianapolis Street Improvement Blocked on Northwestern Avenue
Judge Pliny W. Bartholomew restrained the city of Indianapolis from contracting for Northwestern avenue works from Fifteenth to Twenty‑first streets. Mrs. Mattie H. Myers sued the city and Board of Public Works claiming insufficient assessable property for the project and challenging the assessment of the county workhouse. The improvement was authorized August 14, 1908.
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Indianapolis
Northwestern Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Twenty-first Street
Pliny W. Bartholomew
Superior Court
Mattie H. Myers
City and Board of Public Works
Tinner Fatally Hurt In Evansville Fall
Evansville Indiana June 15 Almer McCutchen a tinner fell from a three story building yesterday afternoon and was fatally injured.
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Evansville
Ind
Almer McCutchen
Father not told of death of two year old killed in street
Antonio Mascari, shot and seriously wounded by Gus Guiffre, has not been informed that his two year old son Francisco was run down and killed near their home Monday. William Jackson, wagon driver, told police he did not see the boy and ran him over without knowing it. Mascari’s condition worsens, witnesses say Jackson was blameless as the child darted into the street.
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Antonio Mascari
Gus Guiffre
Francisco
William Jackson
Mascari
Guiffre
Jackson
Notable Passengers aboard Kron Princess in Ce celie
New York reports list Mr and Mrs Fred Herzt and Mr and Mrs Samuel Fels of Indianapolis among those sailing on the Kron Princess in Ce celie today. Also, Walter Owens a Black man who shot and killed a street car conductor at Woodbury New Jersey last Saturday was arrested in Manhattan masquerading as a woman at Broadway and Murray streets. He confessed.
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New York
Cecelie
Fred Herzt
Samuel Fels
Indianapolis
Walter Owens
Woodbuidy
N. J
Broadway
Murray Streets
Death 10 Czar The Appeal of a Law-Maker
In London the House of Commons erupted when Socialist Thorne urged the assassination of the Czar of Russia during discussion of the czar's visit. The speaker rebuked Thorne as order briefly broke down and Thorne called the czar an inhuman brute.
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Czar
Thorne
Mildik
Danced at Martins Tea and Car Crash Fallout
Doc Jeffries lifelong rider of hacks drove once by car and thrice by horse cart, the third time ending with a crash after friends rode to town in a auto that struck a sand pile. One injured, others arrested for drunkenness. Jeffries denies whisky use except when ill.
Mothers Meeting at 3329 W Michigan Street
A mothers meeting will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Charles Trotter 3329 West Michigan Street. The gathering will be addressed by Mrs. H D Tutewiler and Mrs. S T McWhirter. All persons interested in children are invited.
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Charles Trotter
Michigan Street
H. D. Tutewiler
S. T. McWhirter
Luella Adams accuses husband of cruelty in divorce filing
LuelLa M. Adams filed for divorce Tuesday alleging Edward G. Adams abused her with a hard hat used as a weapon striking her nose and causing bleeding. She claims he was often cruel to her.
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LuelLa M. Adams
Edward G. Adams
Ginn Murder Trial Hearings Detail Wife’s Testimony
Mabel Ginn described her affair with William Walker and the night of the tragedy as Elmer Ginn, her husband, allegedly killed Walker in self defense. She testified the couple argued over Walker, a confrontation at her hotel room, and five shots heard as Ginn fired.
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Mabel Ginn
Elmer Ginn
William Walker
Ginn
Walker
Plaga
Indiana Avenue
Gian
E. Market Street
East
Market Streets
Motorman Rader 5 Held Dismissed in Riverside Crash
Manslaughter charges against George Rader motorman of the Riverside park car were dismissed in police court. Coroner Blackwell found no evidence of fault. the car overturned on a curve, killing one man and injuring several others.
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George Rader
Riverside Park
Rader
Blackwell
A Woman's Way to Divorce Sparks in Fifth Avenue Home
In upper Fifth Avenue, Howard Stanton recovers from a facial wound as a chorus of visiting photographers and a butler observe his moral ruin. The morning papers reveal a divorce headline that unsettles him, while Stanton frantically mutters about three hands and cruising public life.
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Howard Stanton
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Stanton
Wilson
Ulysses
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Malloy
Shearn
Sial
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Metzger
Capt. Asch
Sergt. Baumfuhrer
W. R. Sinclair
Sinclair
Bookwalter
Board of Public Safety
Sheriff's Deputies
Dawden
F. O. Dorsey
Wiliam Rugenstein
Metager
Sergt. Barmfuhrer
H. K. Wasson
H. C. Marmon
R. T. Byers
Indianapolis Bar Association
Law Library
Federal Building
Lawyers’ Club
Ouart
London
House of Commons
Russia
Socialist Thorne
Jeffries
Bismarck Avenue
Automobile Party
Cleode Merode
Frederick Townsend Martin
Paris
Prince DE Sagan
Mothers’ Meeting
Luella Adams
Husband
Aowin
Chicago
Wileon
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