Prince de Sagan Elated by Goulds Support on Marriage
The Prince de Sagan expresses relief at the favorable stance of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould toward a marriage with Mme Anna Gould. He denounces rumors, defends his finances and claims he will inherit the Duchy of Sagan, with 120000 acres, between Berlin and Breslau. Mme Gould’s advisers from Coudert Brothers are reportedly guiding the couple’s plans amid family opposition and creditor matters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Gould
Mme
Anna Gould
Helle de Talleyrand-Perigord
Prince de Sagan
Helen Gould
George Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince
Café Martin
Louis Martin
TIMES
M. Gould
Boni de Castellano
Goulds
Boni
Duchy de Sagan
Berlin
Breslau
Bont de Castellane
Sagans
Duke de Courlande
Gould
Coudert Brothers
Waldorf-Astoria
Lloyd
Missouri Pacific
Edmund Kelly
France
Count Boni de Castellane
John F. Dillon
George J.gould
Lorenzo Semple
Count Boni
Mr. Semple
Jay Gould
Moraenies
Edwin A. Jens
Nadal, Carrere & Jones
St. Regis
Tyler Morse
Gould Family Gossip Narrows To Illness And Public Walk
Mme Gould has fallen ill and cannot leave her room, denying any engagement with Prince de Sagan. Mrs Morse reports no such statement or interview, while noting no family discord. A Fifth Avenue procession followed by a Hippodrome visit featured Mrs Morse, Mrs Frank Gould, and six de Castellane children in a governess cart and two autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Prince de Sagan
Mme. Gould
St. Regis
Morse
Jones
Fifth Avenue
Frank Gould
Hippodrome
Georges, Boniface
Jay de Castellane
Harry Fuller
WANTS DE SAGAN DEPORTED
Nicholas Klein a Cincinnati Socialist leader asks President Roosevelt and the immigration commissioner to deport Prince de Sagan as an undesirable citizen. The letter, sent April 1, represents Cincinnati Socialists seeking removal of the wooer of Anna Gould from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roosevelt
Nicholas Klein
Prince de Sagan
Anna Gould
de Sagan
Klein
Plan for Hudson & Long Island Traction lines revealed
Albany incorporation of the Hudson & Long Island Traction Company outlines a new electric line from Fifty-seventh Street to Eleventh Avenue, crossing Blackwell's Island Bridge and continuing to Jamaica on Long Island. The firm, independent of existing groups, aims to rival the New York & Queens County Road. Incorporators include Frederick K. Morris and Anthony Stumpf among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson & Long Island Traction Company
Albany
Blackwell’s Island Bridge
Fifty-seventh Street
East Hier
Eleventh Avenue
West Shore Terminal
West Forty-second Street
Long Island
Jamaica
New York & Queens County Road
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Frederick K. Morris
Anthony Stumpf
Pine Street
Arthur C. Hume
H. B. Weaver
C. M. Wicher
H. A. Belden
W. V. Lomax
John J. Clancy, and
W. B. Spencer
Haitian Counterfeiting Case Delayed By Lack Of Haitian Law
The trial of Joseph Giordani and H. G. Thomas in a joint Haiti currency counterfeiting case was interrupted when Assistant U.S. Attorney Dorr found no Haitian laws authorizing paper money or penalties for counterfeiting. He attempted to introduce Haitian constitutional text but learned Haiti does not issue such laws. private publishing is allowed. Adjournment set for Monday when the Haitian minister is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Giordani
H. G. Thomas
Haiti
United States
Dorr
Dorr Saiad
Enjoy Year Round Opera With the Pianola Piano
The Pianola Piano offers a vast repertory including Norma Lucia di Lammermoor La Boheme Madam Butterfly Rienzi The Flying Dutchman Parsifal Faust Trovatore Louise and Andrea Chenier plus light operas The Merry Widow Waltz Dream Knight for a Day The Soul Kiss and more. It promises home listening and the chance to perform music yourself with a single instrument, highlighted by Aeolian Co. authenticity and the Themadist Metrostyle features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Faust
Trovatore
Louise
Andrea Chenier
Aeolian Co
Thomas Shipped North From Seattle Trails to Evanston
De Dion reports at Rhyolite Nevada and Protos reaches Evanston Wyoming after a very hard forty mile stretch. The race traces a grueling trek with ships and riders moving through challenging terrain from Seattle northward.
Race Day Progress Report Across Cities
The 50th day of the race shows times from Seattle to Santa Barbara and Evanston with a mix of locations and the note “Sailed for Valdez Alaska.” Entries list times around 10:20 in Seattle, 3:00 in Santa Barbara, and 5:00 in Evanston with associated numbers and vessel names mentioned.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
de Dion
Evanston
Valdez
Alaska
Tgoitig
New York to Paris racer sails toward Alaska from Seattle
The Alaska Steamship Company steamer Santa Clara carried the Thomas car to Valdez as part of the New York to Paris contest. George Scheuster captains the car with George Miller, Capt. Hansen, and George Mac Adam aboard. Thousands cheered as the procession headed to the dock and a crane lifted the vehicle aboard amid patriotic display.
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New York Times
Seattle
Washington
New York
Paris
Alaska
Santa Clara
Alaska Steamship Company
Valdez
Thomas
Echo
George Scheuster
George Miller
Capt. Hansen
George MacAdam
Wyoming
Zust Racing Up Coast Inane Italian Car Heads Toward Alaska
The Italian Zust, second in the New York to Parr race, arrived Santa Barbara at 8 PM and left an hour and a half later for the coast road toward Alcatraz. After a 160 mile six hour run from Los Angeles, it missed no stops and is expected to reach San Francisco tomorrow afternoon. The welcome was enthusiastic with plans for further receptions, while the crew continues up the stage route to San Jose and finally San Francisco before heading to Seattle and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Santa ‘Barbara
Cal
New York
Paria
Los Angeles
Coast Road
Alcatraz
San Francisco
Saugus
Ventura
Alaska
San José
Dibbice Ranch
San Luis Obispo
Paso Robles
San Miguel
Soledad
Castroville
Santa Clara
Paso Alto
San Mato
Seattle
De Dion Reaches Rhyolite Goldfield Reception
Special to The New York Times describes De Dion car arrival at Tonopah and Goldfield, with French and American entertainers, miners and mine owners planning a grand reception. The piece notes gold ore samples, ore risks to tires, and prospectors filing claims while the race continues New York to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rhyolite
Tonopah
Goldfield
France
Gold
Casey
New York
Paris
de Dion
G. Bourcier
ST. Chaffray
Protos Car Reaches Evanston Wyoming After Tough Run
The German Protos team arrived in Evanston at 6 PM after a 40 mile ordeal on the roughest road yet faced. Exhausted, the crew planned to rest overnight and push toward Ogden at dawn with hopes of reaching San Francisco as road conditions improve. Lieutenant Koeppen expressed relief at leaving Wyoming for better terrain ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng. York Times
Evanston
Wyoming
Protos
Ogden
Koeppen
San Francisco
German Liner in New Dress Arrives After Repair
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse returned from Bremen in a rebuilt, redecorated state. She now features a redesigned stern, a new deck lounge, eight added staterooms, and smaller saloon tables. Notables aboard include Miss Maria Lydia Winkler and Dr. F G Greene, with General Secretary Friedrich Fischer aboard to ship 950000 rainbow trout eggs for German streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Polack
Atlantic
Maria Lydia Winkler
Susan Brooks Rutherford
W. C.tiancock
Major A. Montgomery
Harrison Watt
J.S. Price
Charles Henry Schmidt
W. H. Thomas
Henry M. Whitney
R. J. Willingham
Richmond
Friedrich Fischer
Society of Fisheries of Germany
Kaiser
Germany
Joy Line Steamers Move to Pier 2Cs for Weekday Departures
The Joy Line steamers serving Boston Providence and Worcester will sail daily at 4 PM from Pier 2Cs East River foot of Peck Slip after their former pier was destroyed by a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Line
Boston
Providence
Worcester
East River
Peck Slip
SPCA Warns Dealers on Selling Young Chickens as Easter Gifts
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notified dealers that selling newly hatched chickens as Easter gifts would violate the law. The notice underscores animal welfare and regulatory compliance ahead of the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Freighter C Carolina Grounded Twice Off Fire Island
The Austrian freighter C Carolina, after running aground Tuesday night off Fire Island and refloating, grounded again later that day at Pier 7 North River. Ten passengers were taken off by tug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Island
Pier 7
North Rievr
Senate 26 1043 Against Betting Debate Move
Continued from Page 1 the Senate discussed betting but sent the issue to the third reading without discussion. Senator Agnew proposed substituting the Hart bills for the Agiaw measure, but Senator Grady raised a point of order and the action was deferred until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Hart
Agiaw Bis
Grady
Keene Plans Continued Racing in United States Amid Legal Change
News that the Hart-Agnew amendment delaying the law until Sept 1 failed in the Senate 28 to 23 shocked New York racing circles especially bettors. Jockey Club vows to run stake events even at a loss while evaluating racing without betting as an experiment. James R. Keene, staying at the Waldorf, dismisses impact concerns and plans to race here, not England, as he doubts racing can self-sustain without betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New York
Jockey Club
James R. Keene
Tie
England
Dams Outside Adirondacks Plan Promoted by Senator Knapp
Albany April 1 Senator Knapp introduces resolution to store water outside Adirondack and Catskill parks to protect wild forest lands. Merchants' Association supports plan which backs previous Merritt amendment allowing storage in state parks. Assembly committee reports a bill permitting telephony per stations in Subway stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesw York Times
Albany
N. Y
Senator Knapp
Adirondacks
Catskills
Knapp
Merchants’ Association
New York
N.Y
Assembly
Constitutional amendment favoring Spanish War veterans killed
In Albany the Assembly moved the proposed constitutional amendment giving Spanish War veterans a ten point advantage in service examinations from the calendar and recommitted it. Opponents say the action virtually ends the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Ogden Heads Taft Blue Organization In State
The Taft organization in the city elected officers on a first ballot with Robert C. Ogden as President George E as Vice President and William Barnum treasurer. Additional vice presidents named include Onion Gibb Charles A Currant and Frank J Price. The group aims to awaken Taft sentiment and push a second ballot nomination.
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Taft
Robert C. Ogden
George E
William Barnum
Harvey, Fisk & Sons
Onion Gibb
Charles A. Currant
Prank
J. Price
Charles Boynton
Cortelyou
Louis C.hay
Arrest in Swiss border theft case shocks Cherbourg
Detectives seize Alleexandro Giometto at Cherbourg while tracing $9.2 million robbery proceeds from Chiasso Switzerland. He and a young Italian woman were found with gold and 114 in banknotes strapped to his body. Authorities allege elopement to the United States with poverty-stricken family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Alleexandro
New York
Chiasso
Switzerlinh
United States
Switzerland
Missing Husband Woman Seeks Shelter With Infant
A young woman claiming to be Mrs Rebecca Lukoss arrived at Browneville Police Station in East New York crying with an infant and three other children. She asked to be detained as her husband had vanished and she had no home. She was placed in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lukoss
Browneville
New York
Brooklyn Firms Eye Alliance With Manhattan Lender
Financial circles in Brooklyn report Farmers Loan and Trust Company of Manhattan seeks a alliance with Franklin Trust Company of Brooklyn. The Manhattan institution was negotiating to purchase stock of the Brooklyn firm.
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Brooklyn
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Manhattan
Franklin Trust Company
Manhattan Institution
Brooklyn Company
Hammerstein faces ad valorem duty on marble pedestals
The Board for General furnishings posted a bond and will pay 50 percent of the duty on marble pedestals brought by Hammerstein. He declared the items as statues and proposed paying only 15 percent. The case hinges on ad valorem taxation and bond security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein
Merstein
Conference on industrial education to be held tomorrow
Supt. Max Messrs. Samuel B. Donnelly and R. Coudert of the Board of EF will speak at a conference on industrial education slated for tomorrow evening at 125th Street. Associa Straubenmuller may return transcription of the Milwaukee Tract to join discussions with East ell and Frederic Scation Supt. his K School ission. Strike discussion notes miners’ strike in burg district is not expected to affect New York coal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
125Th Street
Esterday E Pitts
New York
Appeal for Aid From 1814 Poverty Association in 1908
A call for support cites unprecedented distress this winter and notes 4 066 families in care on April 1. President R Fulton Cutting appeals for funds to sustain the poor, directing donations to treasurer R S Minturn at 210 East 22nd Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fulton Cutting
R. S. Minturn
Treas
E. 22d St
New York
N. Y
Disappointed Probationary Policemen Threaten to Appeal
A group of probationary policemen expresses frustration over their status and threatens to appeal to the courts. They allege unfair treatment and seek seniority or reversal of disciplinary actions. Local officials urge restraint while outlining next steps.
New York Red Cross Hospital Faces Nurse Resignations
At the Red Cross Hospital on 100th Street and Central Park West nine of fourteen nurses resign, the interne is gone, and housekeeping staff also resigning. Chief Surgeon Dr. A M Lesser cites a sympathetic strike after the dismissal of head nurse Miss C D Smith and says Dr. Alfred Levy the interne was unsatisfactory. about fifty were asked to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Red Cross Hospital
100Th Street
Central Hark West
A. M. Lesser
C. D. Smith
Alfred Levy
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57Th Street Railway
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Entre
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Aeolian Hall
Fifth Ave
Evanston, Wyo
A.M. Jance
Wash
Plains
Zust
Party
Lieut. Koeppen
Keene
R. C. Ogden
America
I. Descarper Arble
Jam
Lues
Eastell
Frederic Scation
Dean Alvord CO
Broadway
E. J. Rath
Weber
Zitzen
Py Frank Richardson
Mitchell Kennerley
Barton @ Guestier
Bordeaux
Park @ Tilford
Twins Street
Fortyfirst
Fifty-ninth
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
11St Street
Lingoln
East
Ehrlich &Sand
Isheyears
Sixth Aven
Ecaea Sk
Anz St
Sixth Av
15Th St
Bingham
Yesters
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