Mrs Gould Denies Affair As Trial Moves To Verdict
Mrs Viola Gould testifies in a New York divorce case denying accusations from Howard Gould and other witnesses. She clashes with attorney Clarence J Shearn over alleged misconduct with Dustin Farnum and other aides as cross examination looms by De Lancéy Nicoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
de Lancéy Nicoll
Justice Dowling
Mr. Nicoll
Farnum
Mr. Shearn
Maine
Adams
Trotter
New England
Hartford
Dustin Farnum
Mrs. Gould
Brooklyn
Gould
Dillon Trial Probes Police Shield Claim In Shooting Case
District Attorney Clarke pressed police witnesses in Brooklyn Supreme Court to verify claims of a police protection network after Policeman James F. Dillon shot Louis Probber. Testimony covered coat cuts, a cheese knife found at the station, and firearm powder marks on shirts during shots near the victim. The trial continues.
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Clarke
James F. Dillon
Louis Probber
Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Edward W. Gains
Gains
Dillon
Probber
Probbers
Stapf
Jennie Altman
Myrtle Avenue
Manhattan
D. B. Christian
William A. Jones
Homicide Bureau
Young Probber
Robinson Guilty in the Heinze Case
A verdict of guilty was returned in the United States Circuit Court against Sanford Robinson for obstructing justice by advising a prospective witness to evade a subpoena in the Heinze Grand Jury inquiry. The trial followed indictments against F. A. Heinze, his brother Arthur, Robinson, Carlos Warfield, and a clerk for conspiracy. The sentence was postponed as A. P. Heinze's trial proceeded, with Robinson potentially testifying as a government witness pending further proceedings.
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United States Circuit Court
Ray
Sanford Robinson
Heinze Grand Jury
Robinson
F. A. Heinze
United Copper Company
Arthur
Carlos Warfield
Geer
A. P. Heinze
United States
Wise
Joseph Cotton, Jr
Cotton
Heinzes
Buckingham
Administration of Justice
William Rand, Jr
Heinze
Ada
Federal Grand Jury
Fulton Celebration funds open for Hudson event progress
The Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission reports collected 133,773 to date for the festivities. Major subscribers include hotel operators, J Pierpont Morgan and Kuhn Loeb & Co., with others giving 1,000 each. The Times offers daily and Sunday editions by mail at rates of 75 cents and 50 cents per month. Remittances can be sent by money order, check, or registered letter to the Publication Office at 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Fulton
J. Pierpont Morgan
James A. Sa & Tear
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Seligman & Co
Saini Low
John E. Parsons
Herman Ridder
The
Tammany Society
Stewart L. Woodford
James Speyer
New York Times
Bryant
Times Na ii
Times
Lawyer Julius Levy Denies Association With Heinze Case
Julius Levy of the firm Eugene Cohn & Julius Levy declares he is not Mr. Levy connected to Rosen thal or Heinze matters. He states his firm, hired by Roy S. Buckingham, protects Buckingham’s interests only and asks The Times to print a correction to avoid a wrong impression about his involvement. The letter is dated June 24, 1900, from New York.
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The
New York Times
Sanford Robinson
Levy
Rosenthal
Heinze
Eugene Cohn
Julius Levy
Passau Street
Rcy S
Buckingham
New York
Court Awards $500 In Hair Dye Injury Case
Kate J Moeser sued Charles H Grimley after a Nov 5 1908 hair dye allegedly poisoned her scalp and caused temporary blindness. Evidence showed expert opinions on dye liability while Marmaduke Dorian testified to happiness from the same product. Justice Waller ruled for Moeser, awarding the $500 maximum.
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First District
Lafayette Street
Kate J. Moeser
Charles H.grimley
Justice Lauer
John N. Johnson
Moeser
Waller
No damages awarded in eye injury suit over Brooklyn ride
Austin McSweeney failed to win 5000 damages or any amount for a punch in the eye alleged to be delivered by a Brooklyn Rapid Transit conductor in June 1908. The jury in Justice Goff's Supreme Court division found the plaintiff not entitled to damages after testimony and a dispute over a transfer dispute on the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin McSweeney
Brooklyn
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
John McSweeney
McSweeney
Lizzie Reid
Knickerbocker Avenue
Ghostly voice on steamer hides stowaway in hold
The Italian steamer Moncenisio reached Jersey City after leaving Lipari on May 22 and Palermo on June 5. A hidden man aboard reportedly cried out hoarse warnings, prompting a search in Naples and Palermo but no trace was found.
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Moncenisio
Jersey City
Naples
Lipari
Ettore Zitelli
America
Moncenisto
Palermo
Trade Journal Men Off to Chicago
The Root Newspaper Association of thirteen dry goods publications left New York for Chicago on a special section of the Twentieth Century Limited to attend its annual convention. The main event will be the dedication of the Dry Goods Building at 191 Market Street in Chicago.
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Root Newspaper Association
New York
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Auditorium Hotel
Aig
191
Market Street
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RS. Gould
MR. Farnum
Malloy
Mornne
Richards
William Cocks
Castle Gould
Gus Wright
Maloy
Carlson
Larchmont Yacht Club
Robert Trotter
Blue Gap Farm
Bertha
Blue Gap
Shearn
Melville D. Chapman
Chapman
Goulds
West Indies
Havana
Herbert Schmidt
Kimble
Virginian
Academy of Music
Knowles
Mr. Gould
Mr. Knowles
Nice
Paris
Mr. Gold
Coachman Schmidt
George Underwood Kirkpatrick
Q.—Schmidt
St. Regis
Mr. Sells
Dearie
Brooklyn Theatre
Flynn
John
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Farnum’s
Probber Boy
United Copper
Fulton
Mr. Levy
Traction Co
Italy
New Ys Banking
Bookles
Industrial Savings and Loan CO
Bridg
St. & B’way
Gotham Underwear Co
Franklin Street
New York City
Arnheim
Hudson the
Garrick
Collier
W. 44Th St
Astor
Eves
Tee
Ianee Joe Weber
Rector's
Coney
Dreamland
Pier O
Scuola d’ Industrie Italiane
West
89Th Street
City
Flying Balloons
Mee
Morris Park
Sat
Oquatiss Aeroplane
Ma. Martin
West x
170Th St
Bebmvnauall Bvulien
Sts Supreme
Coney Island
Eve
Cin Ieanesse
Ryan & Richfield
Chas Leonard Fletcher
Brighton & Today
NEW Brighton Theatre
Keita
Perth Ave
Mat
28Th St
Valerie Bergere & Co
Exposition
Hall's Miniature Minstrels
Hudson
Jammerstein
Daily Mats
Annette Kellermann
Victoria Thea
Amerigan Orn
Pauline
Grace Hazard
Ed Wrothe & Co
Mississippe Lee
Palisades
Eden Muse
Fotofone
Wallach Bros
Third Avenue
Broadway
Cor
29Th Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Cal LN
le Brat
Ripin & CO
36Th St. N
Cleremont
West 2Nd Street
North River
Clermont Steamship CO
Brvanit
Shubert
Bet
Maxine Elliott
Motor Girl
Aerial Gardens
Mississippi
Thos
A. Wise
S Fairbanks
Ziegfeld
Jardin de Paris
Smok Gaiety Theatre
J. E. Dodson
Follies
Dartley Manners
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