Gould case turns on abandonment after Castle Gould split
Mrs. Gould testifies in a New York court case that Howard Gould left Castle Gould in July 1906 and has not returned, while details emerge from cross examinations about charity bills, gowns, and a prior marriage rumor. Witnesses include George Gould and Jay Gould trust secretary Guy Phillips detailing estate income and allocations.
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Gould
George J. Gould
Howard Gould
Howard
Rye
Shearn
George Gould
Nicoll
Guy Phillips
Jay Gould Trust
Chandler S. Oakes
Bill’ Hawley
Oakes
Shearn Seeks $20,000 More in Gould Separation Case
Clarence Shearn for Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould asked Supreme Court Justice Giegerich for an additional $20,000 counsel fee plus $3,934 for legal expenses to date in the separation suit against Howard Gould. Hearing adjourned to this afternoon as De Lancey Nicoll’s office sought to oppose. Towns noted past fees and ongoing need for stenographer minutes, while Mrs. Gould swore to inability to pay.
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Nicoll
Nassau and
Liberty Streets
Helen Gould
Howard Gould
Wilkinson Detective Agency
Wilkinson
Hawley
Katherine Gould
McLaughlin
Ceylon
London
Mediterranean
William F. Peabody
Peabody
Police Department
Baltimore
Clarence Shearn
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Dowling
Mirabeau IL
Towns
Shearn
de Lancey
Gould
Confusion Fills 2000 at Golden Jubilee Dinner
The 2000 members of the Order B' through Abraham gathered at the New Star Casino. District Attorney Jerome spoke to reporters after struggling to reach the audience amid fights over souvenirs and seating chaos. The event featured Grand Master Dorf facing re nomination with rival candidates Jones and Block and an election to follow.
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Order B'rith Abraham
New Star Casino
107Th Street
Park Avenue
Jerome
Dorf
New York
Charles S. Cohn
Bernard Drachman
Henry M. Goldfogle
Julius Kahn
California
Attorny
Julius Harburger
Francis B. Delehanty
Samuel Strauss
Leonard Leisersohn
Samuel Stern
Joseph C. Bloch
Benjamin Blumenthal
Arnold Kahn
Samoul S. Koenig
A. J. Voorhis
Joseph S. Marcus
Mrs. Dorf
Miss Bertha Dorf
Mr. Jerome
Miss Dorf
Congressman Goldfogle
Congressman Kahn
Order of B’rith Abraham
Order
William A. Jones
Chicago
J. C. Block
Zionist Autonomy Proposal At Turkish suzerainty urged by Magnes
At Terrace Garden Zionist convention Rev. Dr. Magnes urged adopting autonomy within the Turkish Empire rather than an independent Jewish government. He said Palestine could host 10 million and urged federation with the Ottoman state, while a large east-side demonstration followed with leaders addressing crowds at Clinton Hall.
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Magnes
Terrace Garden
Herzl
Palestine
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Zangwill
Mesopotamia
East Broadway
Rutgers Square
Friedenwald
Association
Educational Alliance
No Income Tax Debate Shapes Philippine Provisions
Senate finance panel drafts changes to Philippine tariff language. Smoot redrafts to impose a Philippine internal tax on imports, while U S articles retain free trade benefits. Bristow opposes foreign sugar duty levels, Aldrich and Lodge defend concessions, Clapp warns of American sugar impact. Finance panel agrees to remove wood pulp duty and cut print paper tax, aiding free trade aims.
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Smoot
Senate
Philippines
United States
Bristow
Senator Aldrich
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Aldrich
Hamburg
Clapp
American Sugar Refining Company
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Stone
Marty Keese in Critical Condition at St John’s Hospital
Doctors at St John’s Hospital Long Island City reported janitor Marty Keese seriously ill with bronchitis. He had been admitted days earlier to be near his son William R. Keese of Richmond Hill and was expected to outlive the night.
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Manchester
England
Marty’ Keese
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Marty” Keese
City Hall
William R. Keese
Richmond Hill
Hog prices at Chicago reach highest June since 1882
The June high at the Union Stock Yards posted eight dollars per hundred pounds for top live hogs. Only 1902 and 1893 saw higher values in June and pork prices rise on light spring receipts at Western packing centers.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Cudahy Corner
Painter Bersin Murder Probed by City Detectives
Detectives from the Central Office continued the Bersin case tracing a possible killer. A soda stand operator described a medium built stranger who loitered near Bersin’s Harlem neighborhood, matching another witness’s description. Police pursue leads tied to a possible “Black Hand” mark and examine Bersin’s movements before his death near Brooklyn Bridge.
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Samuel Bersin
Henry and
Oliver Streets
Central Office
Carey
Ida Schenker
East Ninety-eighth Street
Bersin
Sammy
William Bolkin
West 118Th Street
Harlem
Mr. Balkin
Oliver
Henry
Pomerantz
Riga
Jan Pouren
Secret Service
Capt
Cherry Street
Sailor Town
Berlin
Brooklyn Bridge
Presbyterians weigh belief in Adam and Eve during licensing votes
The Presbytery examined Messrs Fitch Steen and Black amid debate over biblical literalism and liberal views. Conservative leaders argued the candidates recanted key beliefs. Fitch and Steen were approved 38 15 and 45 19 respectively as debates warned the Synod and General Assembly could further affect the case.
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Fox
Lee
W. Beattie
Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Beatty
Jonah
Messrs. Fitch
Steen
Mr. Black
Fitch
New York
Refuse to Expel Foster as Baptist Ministers Split
In Chicago on June 14 the Baptist Ministers Conference voted 37 to 14 against expelling Prof George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago. They adopted a substitute resolution reaffirming orthodoxy while avoiding removal over Foster’s controversial religious utterances.
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Chicago
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
George Burman Foster
University of Chicago
Foster
Baptist Church
Prof
Resolu
W. A. Matthews
Christ
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Lynchburg
Mrs. Gould
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Fifth Avenue
Port Washington
Castle Gould
Justice Dowling
Nirs
Special Service Department OF Library Bureau
Broadway
Taft
Painter
Adam
Synod of
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In America
Barrett, Nephews & Co
Staten Island
Columbus
Harris
Harris Opticians
WK. Kasnis Oualiss
Opticians
East 23Rd Street
Fourth Ave
West 34Th St
Bet. St
6Th Ave
125Th Street
Lenox Ave
Columbus Ave
Nassau Street
John Street
Fulcom
Hat Shop
26Th Street
Milan
Buffalonian
Buffalo
Lo. Desbrosses
St. “ Weat
St. Ar
Buffalo West Shore
R. R
Revillon
West Thirtyfourth Street
West 36Th Street
Hanan
38Th Street
29Th Street
Oxford
Canal Street
Fulton Street
Duane Street
Smith Street
Brooklyn
Imperial Beer
Dalry
Anor
France
Schrafft’s
Schwarrt's Candy Shops
West 23Rd Street
West 34Th Street
Dusal Chemical CO
E. 29Th St
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