Harvard Boxmaker's Wife Sues for Divorce in Supreme Court
Mrs Marian Gossaboom Norton sues James Norton a Boston boxmaker over alleged alienation of affections. The case names Grenville S Macfarland, a Harvard student turned lawyer, as a key figure. Norton denies grounds for divorce while claims funds for evidence were misused. The trial before Justice Truax and a jury is set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Truax
Marian Gossaboom Norton
James Norton
Massachusetts
Norton
William E. Weaver
Broadway
TIMES
Cambridge
Mass
Macfarland
Mr. Macfarland
Davies, Stone & Auernach
Nassau Street
Smith
Divorce Granted to Mrs Helen Eberman in Supreme Court
Mrs Helen Eberman was granted a divorce from Gerald M. Eberman by Supreme Court Justice Gerard. The couple, married June 15, 1896, have no children and reside with Helen’s mother at the Hotel St. George, 123 West Forty-fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald M. Eberman
Helen Eberman
St. George
West Forty-fourth Street
Supreme Court
Gerard
Ebermans
Liners Set Sail for Europe Crowded with Summer Tourists
Atlantic sailing lists include the Campania Majestic Pennsylvania and Alice with numerous passengers headed for Europe. Notables and families depart from Liverpool Southampton Hamburg Trieste and more. Arrival details note Kronprinz Wilhelm passengers met by Narada at Quarantine.
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Campania
Majestic
Alice
Pennsylvania
Europe
Liverpool
Bishop H. G. Morrison
Daniel Virtue
Clarence Hoblitzelle
Katherine Hauntleroy
C. Longbottom
William A. Brady
Joseph Hickey
W. A. Young
Joseph Rowan
Robert Wallace
B. Sayers
H. O. Cruft
A. W. Hood
F. M. Hood
Holbrook Hirgnn
A. G. Bartlett
Pessie Bartlett
W. L. Coulson
Gipsy Smith
Sarah Stevenson
Southampton
W. A. Anderson
Baron
Baroness Colucci
Josephine Tracey
Mary C. Wheler
S.stowjowski
C. A. Steyn
Thomas Phillips
S. E. Rogers
R. M. Gwen
T. Morris
George
Hasbrouck
J. W. Howe
Ruth E. Parkhurst
John Stewart
Mary H. Gray
Albert Crocker, Jr
W. R. Parr
Charles L. Garet
James M. Ede
Brewster
Elizabeth A. Burke
Hamburg
R. C. Dorr
Frank A. Thayrer
A. Spaeth
Ira Jewell Williams
Cora Senner
Trieste
G. C. Arnold
Edith C. Ewing
E. J. Hill
A. J. Edmunds
G. S. Taylor
A. C. Fauley
W. Platt Hubbard
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Elisha Dyer
Death in a Mimic War Ends for Laughing Snake Child
Four year old Ledger Calvert known as Laughing Snake died after a fire during a pretend tribal conflict on Etna and Logan Streets in East New York. The boy was burned while attempting to relight a ceremonial pipe as others fled. Mrs. Augusta Fisher and Christian Kinitz rushed to aid him, suffering minor burns themselves. he died at Bradford Street Hospital the same night.
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Big Chief
Laughing Snake
Etna
Logan Streets
East
New York
Ledger Calvert
Richmond Street
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Buffalo Bill
Thomas Daly
Daly
Augusta Fisher
Euclid Avenue
Christian Kinitz
Hamburg Avenue
Brooklyn
Police Witness Murphy Freed After Detention
Miss Elizabeth C. Murphy ex secretary for Louis J. Grant of Grant and Rouss, released on $1000 bail. She had been held as a key witness in the Jacob Rouss case involving alleged falsification of police records and a forged Commissioner's signature. She spent two and a half months in detention with a private room.
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Elizabeth C. Murphy
Louis J. Grant
Grant & Rouss
Nassau Street
Jacob Rouss
Bingham
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Rouss
Miss Murphy
Kindelberger
House of Detention
Cardinal Marries Elopers In Baltimore Elopement
Mercedes Ruiz of Washington and James Tyrone Kelly New York newspaper man eloped to Baltimore on June 1 seeking a wedding with Cardinal Gibbons. After a tense exchange and a family rush to the Belvedere the cardinal performed the ceremony in the Cardinal's mansion. The couple then dined at the Belvedere and departed for Atlantic City.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Mercedes Ruiz
Washington
Ricardo Ruiz
James Tyrone Kelly
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Belvedere
Miss Ruiz
Gloria Ruiz
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Atlantic City
White Wings Parade by Street Cleaning Dept Sets Return
The first parade of the Street Cleaning Department since 1897 will take place tomorrow afternoon. The line forms at Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue and proceeds to Washington Square for a review by the Mayor. Commissioner Edwards will present an engraved loving cup to the best appearance, and the widow of Col. Waring, who led the last parade, will review with the Mayor.
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Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Edwards
Col. Waring
Accused Sculptor Gone Bail Forfeited
Powell Robbins, architect and sculptor of 117 East Fifty fourth Street with a studio at 132 East Twenty third Street, failed to appear in Special Sessions to answer a charge of impairing the morals of a fifteen year old, and his $1,000 cash bail was forfeited. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
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Powell Robbins
East Fifty-fourth Street
East Twentythird Street
Philip Kappes
Food rebellion prompts demand for Grape-Nuts
A Washington woman reports severe stomach catarrh three years ago and says Grape-Nuts digestion restored her health and strength. Her baby also gained fat from the food, and she praises predigested nourishment as the key to better health. The ad invites readers to look in packages for the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Washington
Wellville
Gould Separation Case Advances With New Depositions
Two new depositions filed in the Gould separation suit are from Lieut. Henry Bankhead and his wife Mrs. Alice Bankhead. Bankhead testifies Mrs. Gould was temperate, never drinking to excess, and describes Egypt trip interactions with Prince Mohamed Ali and the Khédive. The trial is set for next Monday before Supreme Court Justice Gerard.
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Supreme Court
Gerard
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Henry Bankhead
Fort McPherson
Alice Stickney Bankhead
Bankhead
Miss Stickney
Gen. Long
Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Howard Goulds
Goulds
Prince Mohamed Ali
Bourke Cochran
William Perry
Fairfax Longstreet
Brewer's Wife Dies by Inhaling Gas at Home
Mrs. Gessina Meyer wife of Charles Meyer vice president of Bernheimer and Schwartz Brewing Company at 128th Street and Amsterdam Avenue committed death by own action yesterday afternoon at 220 West 137th Street. She was distressed over a grandchild and watched over the ailing baby night after night. Her daughter Mrs. Lanning found her mother dead in a gas-filled room after entering with her, the rubber tube in the mouth of Mrs. Meyer connected to a gas jet. Doctor M. W. Wolff attempted resuscitation for an hour with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gessina Meyer
Charles Meyer
Bernheimer & Schwartz Brewing Company
128Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
West 137Th Street
Mrs. Lanning
Mrs. Meyer
Bertha
New York Central Buys Land For Grand Central Scheme
Rumor swirls that the New York Central Railroad has purchased the Winthrop estate on the east side of Depew Place between Forty second and Forty third Streets as part of a broader Grand Central improvement plan. No formal confirmation was available though reports cite familiar realty circles. speculation also links the possible purchase to the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled Children site at Lexington Avenue and Forty second Street.
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New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Winthrop
Depew Place
Forty-second
Forty-third Street
New York Central
Henry. Rogers
J. Frederic Kernochan
Lexington Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Runaway Wind Snares Harbor Squad Officer
Lieut. Matthew McKeon of Harbor Squad B heard cries as a frightened horse attached to Max Schimmerman’s delivery wagon bolted from East 120th Street toward the ferry house. McKeon grabbed the horse by the nostrils, was kicked and dragged, but quickly stopped the animal within feet of the pier’s end.
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Matthew McKeon
Harbor Squad B
120Th Street
East River
Thes Station
Max Schimmerman
Houston Street
East 120Th Street
McKeon
Young Bride Abandoned by Harvard Student Husband in Hotel
Mrs. Reed, a 24 year old Boston waitress, says she married Herbert C. Reed three months ago after he posed as a Harvard law student and heir to a St Louis fortune. He left her at the Grand Union Hotel in New York Sunday afternoon with about 67 dollars, claiming to meet an uncle, and has not been seen since. Police and hotel staff aid her as she seeks work while a nationwide search and family inquiries unfold.
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Herbert C. Reed
Harvard
St. Louis
Grand Union Hotel
Reed
Boston
Wooster Street
James Mathewson
Springfield Street
Rockland
W. N. Tarbell
Aberdeen
Scotland
Harvard University
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Him
Cardinal
Elopers
Pringe
Gould
Lieut. Bankhead
Brewer
N. Y. Central
Grand Central Improvement
Husband
Bride
6Th Ave
35Th St
Crawford
Davis
Peter Peter—Warren
Frances Ware—Locke
McCall
Reynolds
Elizabeth
America
Glyn
Whitaker
O. Henry
Sebastian—Danby
Grant
Brebner
Scott
Katrine—Lane
Glaspell
Glasgow
Partridge
Chamberlain
Spiritmist—Trepoff
Stringer
Warner
Humphry Ward
Ellen Biddle
Oneil-Adams
Sixth Avenue
O’neill Building
Silver & Co
R.H. Macy & Co
6Th Av
Trontex
Macy
Lrontex
Elio
Gray
Navy
Burgundy
Copenhagen
Light
Pilsener Golden
Dortmunder
Dark
Muenchener
Piel Bros.’ Brewery
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