Rumors Swirl Around Mme Gould Marriage Prospects
Reported visits by Mr and Mrs George J Gould as whispers spread about a possible second marriage for Mme Gould. Observers note apparent interest from Prince de Sagan, while Mme Gould insists she will not remarry.
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de Sagan
Mr. Gould
Helen Gould
George
Frank Gould
C. M. Mclaughlin
Prince George
Paris
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Prince de Sagan
Count de Castellane
Mme. Gould
France
George J. Gould
Hot Springs
Georgian Court
Lakewood
George Gould
Russell sparks debate at Universalist Club on slums and rum
Charles Edward Russell urged dire measures for London and New York slums, saying rum could be a blessing amid misery. He argued many unemployed are without crime other than being out of work, while critics from Brooklyn churches challenged his view of remedies and work ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Russell
Nole
Rosewater
Blackwell's Island
Russell
Potterton
Church of Our Father
Brooklyn
Robert Hall
Church of the Divine Paternity
Shoot Up a Dance Hall at New Atlantic Hall
Five youths entered a saloon at 26 De Lancey Street and moved into a rear dance hall where forty couples danced. Gunfire erupted as they abducted women, prompting a police chase. three injured men, including Abraham Schaller with a stab wound to the lung, Isidor Weissman with a bullet wound, and Solomon Rubenstein with a scalp injury from a grazing bullet, were treated at Gouverneur Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Atlantic Hall
Delancey Street
Eldridge Street
Countess of Montell Arrest Ends Riviera Hotel Robberies
Paris reports the arrest of Amelia Condemine known as the Countess of Montell in Nice. Police found burglar tools sewn into her clothes, linking her to a long-standing hotel robbery ring targeting wealthy American guests on the Riviera.
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Paris
Riviera
Countess of Monteil
France
Nice
Countess of Montell
Department of French Surety
Amelia Condemine
Portal
French Swindler Rochette Arrested Over 12 Million Theft
Henri Rochette, formerly a waiter, was arrested in Paris on charges of running fraudulent schemes through the Franco Spanish Bank and about a dozen mining ventures. He allegedly stole over 12 million and used new companies and stock to pay old obligations, causing stock declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Rochette
Rochette
Mme. Humbert
Injury to Physician on Staircase Collapse
Dr Zama Feldstein a 45 year old physician of 68 West Eighty second Street suffered a concussion after his forehead struck the ceiling on a stairway while visiting Mrs Jennie Lorenzen of 180 West Sixty fourth Street. He fell unconscious and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zama Feldstein
West Eighty-second Street
Jennie Lorenzen
West Sixty-fourth Street
White
Feldstein
Federal Rulings Uphold State Immunity in Interstate Case
The U S Supreme Court decision sustains state immunity under the Eleventh Amendment in a North Carolina case involving a defendant named Wood who was convicted for overcharging on railroad tickets. Justice Harlan’s dissent warns that an injunction against a state in its own courts conflicts with constitutional immunity, while Attorney General Young in Minnesota vows to pay a $100 fine and notes potential overturn of immunity. The ruling pleases Southern Railway interests. the case returns to Judge Pritchard for trial.
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United States
North Carolina
Wood
Asheville
Pritchard
Hunter
Minnesota
Peckham
Justice Harlan
ST. Paul, Minn
Young
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Ifj
Peraone
Supreme Court
North Carolina-Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Perrod
Adair
Roosevelt
Congress
Root
Bonaparte
Garfield
Smith
Francis Lynde Stetson
Victor Morawetz
Seth Low
Civic Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
Senate
Bryan
Organized Labor
Prosecution Threats Hit Labor Leaders Over Boycott
Justice Clabaugh in District Supreme Court makes permanent the injunction against the American Federation of Labor and Samuel Gompers restraining boycott against Bucks Stove and Range Company of St. Louis. Bucks President James W. Van Cleave says criminal Sherman act prosecutions may target officers and members of organized labor involved in the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Justice Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Stove Company
Department of Justice
Department
James W. van Cleave
Bucks Store and Rangé Company
Organized Labor
Equity
Als
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Abor
City School Fire Hazards Revealed in Inspector Reports
Battalion chiefs report that most New York public schools under ten years old show defects and fire risks. They urge fireproof stairs, upgraded alarms, and accessible doors to prevent entrapment, noting issues with inward opening main doors at Public School 169 and insufficient extinguisher coverage across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
New York
Bonner
Hayes
Fire Department
Audubon Avenue
168Th Street
Maclay Collateral Sold At Auction By Hamilton Bank
The Hamilton Bank liquidated a loan to the failed Robert Maclay & Co at the Exchange Salesroom Vesey Street. Auctioned securities included Mercantile National Bank of New York shares 100 each at 120 percent, Mechanics and Traders Bank 100 shares at 40 percent, Knickerbocker Ice preferred 50 and 95 shares, Western Ice common 100 shares at 2 percent, plus more Mercantile and Mechanics shares and Knickerbocker preferred. The McVickar Gaillard Realty Company conducted the sale to transfer title to the bank. Maclay & Co. woes stem from ties to B R and O, FF, Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Bank
Stock Exchange
Robert Maclay & Co
Exchange
Vesey Street
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Mechanics
Bank of New York
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Western Ice Company Common
Mercantile National Bank of
Mercantile National Bank of New Yor
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank of New York
McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
Robert Macky & Co
B. R. and
Stevens Shot by Korean Assassin at Ferry Station
Durham White Stevens longtime foreign adviser to the Korean emperor was shot at a San Francisco ferry terminal by T. W. Chang after an earlier attack at the Fairmont Hotel. He suffered two chest and groin wounds but surgeons hold hope for recovery. a companion was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Durham White Stevens
Washington
T. W. Chang
Stevens
Fairmont Hotel
Mr. Stevens
Chun
M. W. Chun
Korea
Atlantic City
Earl Lee
Lee
Chang
Hawaiia
Japan
Stevens Receives Grant After Service to Koreas Emperor
In 1904 Washington reports Mr Stevens was appointed by Japan as foreign adviser to the Korean Emperor, earning the title consultant of the Hermit King. Recently Japan awarded him a $10,000 grant and an annuity of $540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Oberlin College
Columbian University
Washington
Howard Law School
United States
Tokio
Grant
Mikado
Japan
Foreign Department
Count Inouye
Korea
Orient
Stevens & Grant
Ambulance Reform Demanded by City Leaders
Lawyer Nathan Bijur, part of a city hospital study committee, told the County Medical Society that the ambulance system is neglected. He urged a city wide head for ambulance service and strategically placed stations based on population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Bijur
McClellan
County Medical Society
Academy of Medicine
Auto racer near San Francisco faces delay in Utah breakdown
The Italian Zust car started from Kelton Utah for Cobre Nevada but broke down two hours later and will be shipped to Ogden for repairs. After repairs the team plans to resume the journey by road to San Francisco via Death Valley Mojave and Goldfield with hopes of seven days or less to complete the trip. Sirtori laments the setback but aims to restart within forty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kelton
Utah
Cobre
Nev
Ogden
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Nevada
Goldfield
Death Valley
Mojave
Sirtori
De Dion Plunges Through Rocky River Bottom
The De Dion automobile, driven by St Chaffray, faced a river crossing ten miles from Rock Springs Wyoming. After the car sank in ice and mud and was hauled out with ropes, St Chaffray injured his hand and handed the wheel to Autran in San Francisco. Cowboys aided recovery as the journey through the Rockies continued toward Bitter Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rock Springs
Wyoming
de Dion
Rockies
New York
Paris
St. Chaffray
Autran
San Francisco
Medicine Bow
Vero
Rawlins
Wyo
Dijle
Atlantic
Pacific
Bitter Creek
Ae G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Trust law changes divide the anti trust bill plan
Representative Hepburn introduces the administration bill to amend the Sherman act. It creates federal registry for corporations while preserving workers rights to organize bargain and strike. It faces sharp opposition and political maneuvering ahead of Roosevelt’s push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
House
Federalicense
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Protos Car Arrives at Rock Springs in Snow
The German Protos car reaches Rock Springs amid a snowstorm and plans to continue at dawn. In Wyoming, the team started at 8 o clock and aims to overhaul the De Dion as it moves toward Ogden, despite heavy snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Laramie
Wye
Wyoming
Ogden
Thomas Car Will Go Under Its Own Power From Valdez
A letter to The New York Times from E. C. Morse of E R Thomas Motor Company states the Thomas car will be shipped by boat from San Francisco to Valdez Alaska and then proceed under its own power along the originally laid out New York to Paris race route, countering reports that Alaska would be impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Company
Valdez
New York Times
New York
Paris
Alaska
San Francisco
E. C. Morse
E.R. Thomas Motor Company
Buffalo
Saloon Keeper Koehler Convicted of Bigamy
Joseph Koehler a saloon keeper pleaded guilty to bigamy after a confrontation with three wives. Judge Mulqueen sentenced him to four years and six months to four years and seven months in General Sessions. Assistant District Attorney Hart said Koehler probably had nine wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Koehler
Mulqueen
Hart
Koehler
Infant Asylum to Be Enlarged in New York
Plans filed to enlarge the New York Infant Asylum four stories by adding three new levels at Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty first Street. Project estimated cost thirty thousand dollars and reflects growth at the historic shelter.
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New York
Infant Asylum
Amsterdam Avenue
Sixty-first Street
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Harold Brinker
Zust
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