Dustin Farnum Testifies In Gould Suit Illness Delays Presence
New York June 24 Dustin Farnum star of The Virginian did not appear in Mrs Goulds suit for separation from Howard Gould. His deposition read in court details six year history of acquaintance with Katherine Clemmons Gould and multiple meetings from 1904 to 1906 including trips to Hartford Castle Gould and Philadelphia with Mrs Gould present at times. Farnum claims he first met her in a charity play with May Robson and recounts several visits, dinners, and theater outings leading to discussions of Mrs Gould returning to the stage. The deposition notes Farnum was reportedly ill at a Maine resort and could not attend the session.
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Farnum Denies Impropriety in Gould Case Testimony
In a New York court Farnum defended his conduct toward Katherine Clemmons Gould, stating he was never alone with her in hotel rooms and that she addressed him formally as Mr. Farnum. He described himself as bashful, age thirty four, and recalled meetings in Philadelphia Washington Lynchburg and Atlantic City. His testimony aimed to counter charges in the Gould case and to note Miss Gould’s expressed stage ambitions. Attorney Shearn pressed to reveal former Bellevue Stratford maids Marrison and Carey amid accusations they are hidden by Gould attorneys.
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Turkey Faces New Revolution as Young Turks Clash with Cheftek Pasha
In Constantinople the Young Turks denounce Sultan Mehmed VI as a tool of Cheftek Pasha, who is viewed as reactionary. Plans allegedly include Abdication of Mehmed V in favor of Liberal heir Prince Yussuf Wazedin to restore the constitution, while Cheftek signals readiness for martial law if needed. A Crete dispatch notes tense sectarian risk amid Crete’s union with Greece.
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Bishop McFaul Targets Yale and Other Colleges
Bishop James A. McFaul of Trenton presses ongoing charges that curricula at Yale Harvard Princeton and other universities undermine faith and morality. He cites professors and a broad list of schools while warning Catholics that sending a son to these institutions is akin to sacrificing his soul to hell.
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Fire at Goshen destroys Sasre yard and church
Fire of incendiary origin swept the W. M. Sasre estate lumber yards the Olivet Presbyterian church and two residences at Goshen New York this morning causing an estimated loss of 40000 dollars authorities believe arson was involved the incident occurred in Middletown under June 24.
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Lackawanna Steel Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
Buffalo New York June 24 The Lackawanna Steel company announced that on July 7 it will advance the wages of all its employees by ten percent.
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Heat Wave Claims and City Struggles With Suffering
New York reports eight more deaths amid a ferocious heat spell as temperatures reach ninety four. Prostrations flood hospitals while the city opens parks and police permit leniency. A Brooklyn child, two, dies after falling from a window chasing a kitten, mother distraught as heat keeps families from sleep.
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Bryan and Helen Berger weds at Grand Lake
William J. Bryan Sr. and Miss Helen Berger marry at Grand Lake amid a family ceremony at 9 am The bride, 20, urged immediate marriage for health reasons and will join Bryan in Tucson for his studies He plans to live in Arizona while Berger’s health prompts the move and the couple will honeymoon at Grand Lake before July departure. In Wanapolis Governor Marshall will travel to Evansville to mediate the Evansville street car strike.
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Tragedy at OSU. Puryear shoots wife then dies
William Reid Puryear an Ohio State University electrical engineering instructor shoots his wife wounding her brother in law Fred West then dies by suicide after barricading his home and setting fires. West dies at a neighbor's house while Mrs Puryear is hospitalized in serious condition.
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Suspected murder suicide linked to temporary insanity
The report states Mrs. Puryear was struck by a bullet in the left arm and left breast. Her husband is said to have shot and killed her brother before killing himself as police closed in. Her condition and statements suggest she fears the shock could end her life and support the view that her husband acted during a fit of temporary insanity.
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Unification of Two Big Banks in Major Merger
Chicago June 24 A merger announced today creates Continental National bank with American Trust and Savings bank forming a single entity The new bank will hold 16 5 million dollars in capital and over 112 million dollars in deposits Presidents Reynolds and Potter will remain in their roles and will serve as vice presidents of the other bank in a mutual unification of interests Also a separate note details a 100000 fire loss at F F W Tunnel and Company Wheat Shoat Lane Bridesburg Philadelphia and a call for bank condition statements by the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington
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Cholera Ravages St Petersburg as City Deluged by Cases
Reports from St Petersburg indicate a worsening cholera outbreak with official counts around 1,3,000 cases amid rising daily totals. One third of cases prove fatal, hospitals overflow, and public panic grows as vodka shop closures fail to curb spread. Provinces report cholera spreading toward Finland. sewer plans debated but slow. Treasury updates show receipts at 2,388,092 and disbursements at 1,000,000.
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Repudiated Confession in Sigel Murder Case
New York, June 24. Chung Sin, after fifty hours of interrogation, admitted his earlier story of seeing Elsie Sigel murdered by Leon Ling in an eighth avenue Chop Suey restaurant room was false. He described a new version, claiming he did not know the whereabouts of the alleged murderer and recounted events after finding the body. Investigators note that prior statements have been disproved or retracted as the case unfolds amid threats and translated letters.
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