Mrs Gould Accused of Stealing Cattle and Valuables
Howard Gould alleged his wife took 75 boxes of household goods valued over 200000 from Castle Gould Port Washington L I and sent them plus a herd of Guernsey cows to a Virginia estate near Lynchburg. The incident followed a separation last year and involved a quarrel with caretaker Maurice Malloy. Detectives were questioned about possible use of police to gather divorce evidence.
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Howard Gould
Castle Gould
Port Washington
L. I
Gould
Lynchburg
Hanson
Clarence. J. Kearn
B . Hanson
Olice
W. Frank Peabody
Peabody
Baltimore
Detective Bureau
McLaughlin
Police
Ward Showles
Mrs. Gould
Dawson
Bhowles
Harriett Lonsdale
Katherine Clemmons
Showles
William Funston
Headquarters
Joseph O'Connor
Edward Hughes
McLa Lin
Funston
Hughes
Brooklyn
Parkville
O'Connor
Ty Cessioner
Hote St. Regis
St. Regis
Ambitious Isidor Taub Ends His Striving
Isidor Taub, son of Herman Taub who runs a grocery at 646 East Eleventh Street, is found dead in the rear room of the shop. He longed to be a lawyer and felt stifled by family authority, often reading late and fretting when ordered to stay in the store.
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Isidor Taub
Herman
East Eleventh Street
Isidor
Honduras Lottery Ends After Wide Tax Evasion Guilty Pleas
Judge Toulmin fines over twenty defendants in a district court case charging conspiracy to transport lottery advertisements across state lines. The Honduras National Lottery Company ceases to exist as fines total around 284000 dollars. Notable fines include 10000 dollars for Dave Hennen Morris and Alfred Hennen Morris.
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Mobilpe
Ale
Toulmin
United States
Honduras National Lottery Company
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Dave Hennen Morris
Alfred Hennen Morris
New York
John A. Morris
William H. Parkhouse
James Rea
William P. Johnston
Louis C. Graham
Edward L. Pinac
Frank L. Howard
Albert Baldwin, Jr
Chapman Hyams
Paul Conrad
John Rest
Walter J. Demarest
Dward J. Demarest
New Orleans
Ohn Bigs Rogers
Jesse K. Baylis
Lesterr K. Sbayls
Wilmington
Del
Ames
Motre
Chicago
Har . Henerson
W. C. Hendersom
Brooklyn
Savannah
Counp
John M. Rogers Press
NYU Holds Seventy Fifth Commencement Ceremonies
New York University’s seventy fifth annual commencement at University Heights will confer 425 degrees the largest total in the institution’s history. Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken grants honorary degrees to Justice John Woodward of Brooklyn Professor George Fillmore Swain MIT Secretary Charles Warren Hunt and several church and mission leaders. Among graduates are fifty four women and twelve from the Law School with one woman earning a Bachelor of Commercial Science.
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New York University
University Heights
Henry M. MacCracken
Supreme Court
John Woodward
Brooklyn
George Fillmore
Swain
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles ‘Warren Hunt
American Society of Civil Engineer
Joseph D. Bryant
Bellevue
Henry M. Brown
Christ Church
Roosevelt not seeking Harvard post after 1909
President Roosevelt says he was misinterpreted about joining Harvard after March 1909. He intends to be more active with the Harvard Alumni Association while continuing presidential duties. He denies any plan to become Harvard President or join the Overseers and notes his future work lies beyond college presidencies.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Lansing
Mich
Harvard
Harvard Alumni Association
United States
Alumni Association
Eliot
Roosevelt plans return to Harvard alumni work
President Roosevelt, speaking in Lansing, clarified that his remark about being “one of them again” referred to active alumni involvement at Harvard within the next year and eleven months. He did not intend to imply joining Harvard's board. the statement was informal and about future available service.
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Harvard
Lansing
Mich
Harvard Association
University
Eliot
Roosevelt Likens Bryan in Indianapolis Speech
London dispatch quotes Norman E. Mack, New York Democratic Committee member, saying Roosevelt’s Indianapolis speech reads like Bryan’s and that Roosevelt has adopted Bryan’s principles. Mack predicts 1908 will feature Roosevelt vs Bryan, with Bryan likely to win.
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Taz New York Truss Co
London
Norman E. Mack
New York
National Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Mr. Mack
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mack
Flammer's Plea in Speed Case Fails in Queens
Former Magistrate Flammer of Manhattan appeared in Special Sessions Queens to defend his son Edward F Flam mer charged with violating auto speed law. Justices ruled jurisdiction lies with the court. Flammer announced an immediate appeal. Dr Julian P Thomas, arrested for speeding, pleaded not guilty and was convicted and fined $10.
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Hough
United States Circuit Court
Great Northern Railway Company
Elking
Great Northern
Ame Refining Company
Ton
Sioux
Iowa
J Hough
Lee Lee
Ned
New York Centrag
Trust
Ess
Iteelf
Eviey Mda Ray Ae Sands
Dollare
Flammer
Manhattan
Queens Borough
Jamaica
Edward F. Flammer
West 102d Street
Young Flammer
O'Keefe, Wilkin
Forker
Court of Special Sessions
Justice O'Keefe
Julian P. Thomas
Queens
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Sakae
Star 'Nainsook Nderwear
STAR
Hutchinson, Pierce & Co
Broadway
Orice
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Warren St
32Nd St
Joseph P. McHugh & CO
St.pposite
Jems & Qoxorn
Aiat Ste
Vir
Ginia
J. J. Hill’s Road Lcses
Sugar Trust
Laka
Sid Ae
Honduras
N. Y
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Nassau Street
Beekman
Royal Worcester
Royal Worcester Corset Company
Worcester
Mass
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San Francisco
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Houston St
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24Th and
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Saku & Company
Paris
Europe
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