Sells Tells of Sending $20000 to Mrs Gould in Suit
Elijah W. Sells head of Haskins and Sells testifies for Mrs Katherine Gould in her separation suit against Howard Gould. He says he lent $29000 to Gould's wife with securities valued at 10000 in Wabash bonds and 600 Missouri Pacific shares as collateral, later allowing repayment flexibility. He recounts trips with Mrs Gould to Dreamworld and Dreamwold with Thomas Lawson and visits from actor Dustin Farnum, noting no intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah W. Sells
Haskins & Sells
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Mr. Sells
Marjorie Sels
Philippines
Lord Royston
Missouri Pacific
Ing
New York
Miss Sells
Farnum
Hartford
Aliss Sells
Mrs. Gould
Philadelphia
Amd
Atlantic City
May Robson
Bellevue-Stratford
Acres
Nicoll
Boston
Marjorie Sells
Thomas W. Lawson
FE. F
McSweeney
Lawson
Questions Liberty League Probes Thorp Fundraising
Julius Henry Cohen challenged Frank W. Thorp Secretary of the Personal Liberty League to disclose all receipts and expenditures. He asked who received race track and horse breeder money and what happened to funds from the Personal Liberty magazine shares. Cohen said the appeals lacked any directive from Col. Franklin Bartlett and that Bartlett disclaimed responsibility for league literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Thorp
Personal Liberty ” League
Gov. Hughes
Julius Henry Cohen
Hughes Alliance
Thorp
Mr. Cavanagh
League
Personal Liberty League
Personal Liberty
Cohen
Franklin Bartlett
Wesner Indicted for Buying Votes in August Primaries
Kansas City grand jury returns another indictment against Albert Wesner foreman at Standard Sugar Creek refinery off the city for allegedly buying votes in the August primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Albert Wesner
Sugar Creek
Standard Company
Straus Leads Dem Rally Amid Accusations of Corruption
Nathan Straus chaired a Harlem Casino gathering of the Democrats of the Thirty first Assembly District with Gov Hoke Smith and Rep Henry Clayton among speakers. He charged the Republican Party with a large corruption fund and criticized Taft supporters including Carnegie and Rockefeller while denouncing presidential selection by Cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
Thirty-first Assembly District
Harlem
Straus
Gov
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Republican Party
Bryan
Roosevelt
Republic
Clayton
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Taft
Taft and Chanler League hides leaders from public view
A Times reporter learns the Taft and Chanler Business Men's League has headquarters at 47 West 125th Street and lists W. E. Waddell as Secretary Treasurer. Members refuse to reveal names, fearing damage to business connections, while stating the group intends to guide public voting without disclosing proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft and Chanler Business Men’s League
Times
West 125Th Street
W. E. Waddell
Waddell
Taft and Chanter League
Vitak Company
Mr. Waddell
Hughes and Chanler Agree Civil Service Reform Stance
The Civil Service Reform Association released letters from Gov Hughes and Lieut Gov Chanler inquiring into their views on civil service reform. Hughes cites his Buffalo address endorsing competitive examinations to recruit qualified officials and extend the system nationwide. Chanler reaffirms allegiance to the Democratic platform calling for honest enforcement of civil service laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Civil Service Reform Association
Gov. Hughes
Gov
Chanler
Tov
Hughes
National League At
Buffalo
Union
Treut. Gov
Republican Party Warns of Fraudulent Election Tickets
Hartford October 30. Chairman Michael Kenealy warns of spurious Republican tickets mailed in Windham County. The bogus ballots show Ebenezer J. Hill as Congressman instead of Edwin W Higgins and bear Palmer signatures. He urges voters to obtain ballots only from party organizations or at polling places to protect the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Michael Kenealy
Republican State Central Committee
State Committee
Robertson
Lilley
George S. Palmer
Windham County
Ebenezer J. Hill
Edwin W. Higgins
Hill
Cannon Denies Blocking Vote on Littlefield Bill
Speaker Cannon rejects claims he blocked the Littlefield bill after an open letter from Bishop Bristol. He says no rules or committee actions prevented a House vote and accuses Anti-Saloon League officials of falsehoods about his reappointment of Pearce. He warns against church leaders misrepresenting his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, i
Cannon
F. M. Bristol
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
Judiciary Committee
Pearce
Maryland
Committee On the Judiciary
Methodist Church
Record 2025 immigrants pass Ellis Island in a day
A new daily high at Ellis Island reports 2,025 arrivals on six ships. Lusitania Cedric Samland Pretoria Koenigin Luise Cretic brought newcomers from Liverpool Antwerp and the Mediterranean, underscoring higher intake before the current financial downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Lusitania
Cedric
Liverpool
Samland
Antwerp
Pretoria
Mediterranean
Taft and Bryan campaign notes draw diverse stops nationwide
William H Taft and James Sherman campaigned together in Utica while William Jennings Bryan delivered ten speeches in Ohio from Napoleon to Cleveland. Kern spoke to a large Indianapolis crowd as Rockefeller backed Taft, with other leaders touring New York and upholding party lines amid trust tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
James §. Sherman
Utica
Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
Napoleon
Cleveland
Mr. Kern
Indiana
Indianapolis
John D.rockefeller
Taft
Bryan
Kern
Mack
New York
White House
Buffalo
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Steuben
Chautauqua
Bryan fund gains as multiple campaigns report contributions
The Democratic National Committee treasurer Herman Ridder and Chicago headquarters report a surge in small but numerous campaign gifts. Major single totals include Col. Robert Ewing’s 2500, raising Piper Bryan’s total to 22000, said to be a record for one newspaper. Additional donors from many states list amounts from 100 to 1000, with clubs and committees contributing across Arizona California Illinois Missouri New York Ohio and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Col
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Arizona
F. X. O'Brien
California
J. H.,maccarthy
Colorado
G. Ar. Williamson
Charles 5S. Thomas
District of Columbia
Cotter T. Bride
Georgia
Clark Howell
Mllnois
W. A. Page
Honore Palmer
New Mexico
S.lindauer
New York
Jackson Democratic Club
Newak City
Amsterdam
Democratic Club
Thomas F. Conway
W. F. Hull
WW. F. Sheehan
Hio
John Bryan
Klahoma—C
J. Gallagher
Oregon
Portland
Democratic Special Committee
A. S. Bennett
Ennsylvania
E. L. Stekel
Brunswick
South Dakota
E. S. Johnson
Téxas
Zack II. Cole
Richard Caples
Wisconsin
A. Berger
Maue
James Reilly
Bryan and Kern Club
Knox Questions Bryan at Pittsburgh Campaign Rally
Senator P C Knox spoke at Carnegie Hall in North Side for a closing Republican demonstration following a large parade. B F Jones Jr of Jones & Laughlin Steel presided as Knox criticized Bryan and Gompers and defended the President while denying ties to steel trust legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
P. C. Knox
Republican
Allegheny County
B. F. Jones, Jr
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Carnegie Hall
North Side
Allegheny City
Knox
Bryan
Gompers
Mr. Bryan
Mr.Gompers
Steel Trust
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frick
Eee
Pearre
Ex-Commissioner Folks Denies Budget Item Misnamed
Homer Folks writes to Controller Metz denying any link between a 14000 budget item and his baby farms or charity group. He explains the funds would have paid for care of children aged 2 to 16 in Richmond, previously in general supplies but listed separately this year. He laments the budget closing prevents correcting the alleged injustice to the local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities
Homer Folks
State Charities Aid Association
Controller Metz
Metz
New York
Board of Estimate
Charities Commissioner
Borough of
Richmond
Greenwood Baptist Church to Celebrate Fifty Year Jubilee
Greenwood Baptist Church marks its golden jubilee this Subri day morning. The church traces its origins to 1856 when Rev. Henry Bromley organized the Greenwood Mission for Strong Place’s Mother Church. The first service was in Mechanics Hall with twenty eight founders. few remain today including W. H. Jenks, senior deacon, and Mrs. W. H. Jenks plus Mrs. J. Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Seventh Avenue
Sixth Street
Henry Bromley
Strong Place
Greenwood Baptist Mission
Mechanics’ Hall
Eighteenth Street
Third Avenue
W. H. Jenks
Ee Earn
Captain Watt makes his last trip aboard Lusitania
Captain Watt steers the Lusitania into New York harbor for the final time before his retirement after 25 years with Cunard. The ship faced a stormy Atlantic voyage amid rough seas and heavy weather as passengers, including various notable figures, prepared for weddings and returns to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Watt
Lusitania
New York
Theusitania
Liverpool
Capt. Watt
Scotland
Tania
Tak Pritchard
Ectania
Pri Her
W. T. Turner
Umbria
Caronia
Turner
Pritchard
North Atlantic
Wey
Lusitar Forest
Deadly
Peris
Capt
Watt
Helen Watt
Gordon Watt
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Aked
Virginia
America
Migs Brown
Henry Brown
Stewards’ Department
Cunard Line
J. E
Atlantic Voyage Schedules for Transatlantic Liners
The Atlantic Voyagers lists sailings to day and booked departures for liners including T. Paul from Southampton with passengers Henry G. Brown J. Clark Curtin Joseph S. Mack and others. Minnetonka from London with Miss F. M. Brett and more. Baltic from Liverpool featuring Gen. and Mrs. J.H. Smith and Captain and Mrs. Wyndham. Patricia from Hamburg with Mrs. Elsie Bosworth and Miss Sente Herrmann. Tagus from Southampton via West Indies with Lady Olivier and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Southampton
Henry G. Brown
J. Clark Curtin
Joseph S. Mack
Lloyd Parker
the Marquis
Spencer-Turner
B. Pomeroy
G. R. Richards
H B. Shaen
Major G. Wemyss
Minnetonka
London
F. M. Brett
Frederick Hurnett
J. Percival Gregg
P. H.mansfeld
R. H. Page
George Martin
John B. van Schaick
Richard Withers
Baltic
Liverpool
P. Adcock
F. H. Anger
Boylston
Boylston A. Beal, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Burnham, Frank Chitham
A. G
Senta Herrmann
N. A. Randolph
Searth
Tagus
The
West Indies
A. E Motty
O. D. L. Robertson
J. P. Custus
C. B. Crockell
QO. Peterson
Co. Spatchelder
L. D. Meader
Ss. J. Mackie
G.B. Cooper
Evelyn Wrench
W. Wrench
Lady Olivier
Sir John Olivier
Jamaica
Hats On View At Piers For Cunard And White Star Arrivals
Crowds greeted Cedric of the White Star Line and Lusitania of Cunard as passengers disembarked with an extraordinary display of hats. Women wore pill-box, dome, and beaver styles with veils in varied colors as hundreds of trunks remained aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lritania
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Cedric
Mysterious Mesh Face Covering Stuns Onlookers
A person wore an open mesh face covering with spotted patterns resembling a theological collection. Observers noted popular colors in hats and veils as brown and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aological Collection
Lusitania Welcomes Suffragette Mrs De Forest at Sea
On the Lusitania a prominent English suffragette, Nora S Blatch De Forest, displayed the Votes for Women colors purple white green on her promenade deck. She and her husband Lee De Forest returned from England after their marriage, and the display drew crowd attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Nora S. Blatch de] Forest
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lee de Forrest
England
Mrs. de Forest
de Forest
Foolish Women at Army Posts Stir Controversy
Cincinnati October 30. General H H Corbin comments on the Hains murder case and sensational Fort Hamilton rumors. He says such alleged orgies were unknown in his time and laments a lone foolish woman causing trouble at an army post, noting the need to discipline officers to curb female misbehavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
H.€. Corbin
Hains
Corbin
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Hains Toner
Philippines
Bratt and Hughes Win Straw Votes at City Institutions
NYU School of Commerce poll shows Taft 201, Bryan 8 2, Debs 4, Hisgen 2 for resident. East Hughes 223, Chanler 62, Shearn 6 for Governor. The City College poll via Campus gives Taft 46 percent, Bryan 36, Dolbs 17, Hisgen 1. Hughes 53 percent, Chanler 21, Wanhope 18, Shearn 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratt
Hughes
New York University School of Commerce
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Hisgen
East Hughes
Chanler
Shearn
City College
Weekly College Journal
Dolbs
Tlughes
Wanhope
J and Shearn
Phonograph Sounds To Stir Boston Pittsburg Audiences
Mrs. Isaac L. Rice founder of the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise will bring canned street noises and phonograph records to Boston and Pittsburg audiences this week and the following week. She plans a lecture in the city after Nov 13 and aims to lobby for a city ordinance to curb noisy street vendors. Her students gather samples of Epipeslay recordings while a Sicilian performer and a bell ringer are featured in a sample duet aimed at proving the din. The Board of Aldermen will hear the ordinance next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Isaac L. Rice
Society For the Suppression of
Symphony
Fiftyninth Street
Columbus Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Real Estate Men Arrested for Grand Larceny
Detectives arrested Charles Demast and Frederick Krisch on grand larceny charges after the Weinstein & Lurie woolen firm alleged they collected 1400 dollars in rent for West 12th Street properties but did not remit the funds. Demast, a former firm bookkeeper, and Krisch, a 26 year old merchant, were jailed at Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinstein & Lurie
Canal Street
McConville and Nelson
Central
Guive
Charles Demzast
West 118Th Street
Frederick Krisch
Fifth Avenue
Demast
Krisch
West 12Th Street
Koenigin Luise Arrives After Stormy Sea Passage
The Koenigin Luise of the North Lloyd line docked at port from Naples after a calm voyage until Sunday when a high wind and heavy seas caused a passenger, W. B. Jackson of Newark, to fall and require surgeon care. About 200 cabin passengers aboard included Mgr Giuseppe Aversa, Archbishop of Sart, once Apostolic Delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northman Lloyd Line
Port Geste
Naples
Jackson
Newark
Mgr
Giuseppe Aversa
Sart
Italy
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hasen
Falconio
Washington
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Four Quarts Express
R. M. Rose Co., Distillers
Times Bidg
Chattanooga, Tenn
Jacksonville, Fla
Sands
Browning King ’& Company
Broadway
32Nd Street
Oper Square
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Fifth Ave
Maiden Lane
Fulteh St
Crown Perfumery Co. of London
E. 20Th St
Dame
Dept. C
Senna
California Fig Syrup CO
Uneeda
Riccruit
Victor Talking Machines
Sanday Bros
Tiffany
Sells
Wabash
M. P
Liberty League
Cash
Republian
Taft-Chanler League
Hughes and
Connecticut
Anti-Saloon League
Bishop
Bryan Fund
Honore Palmer Sands
Boycot
Greenwood
Lusi
New York-Paris
Berlin
Nis
Mmanding
Fner
Lee Deess
Eiffel
Metropolitan
F York
Arnold
Bertrand Beer
M.A. Brew
W. Broderick-Cloete
Terence Prownie
Marquis de Casa Calderon
Francis Carolan
M. A. Dobbie
J. Amitage Drake
J. P
Richard
Ewart
Rufus Fleming
J. C. Goolfl
Samuel
Keyser
R. G. Knowles
Daniel Lord
John H. McFayiden
Alexander McKay
Tirso Mesa
Olivier
Eugene C. Ponteroy
George A. Pope
H. Sanborn-Smith
Kerr Balfour Symington
F.W. Whitridge
Ulrich Wyss
Europe
Gen. Corbin
Mrs. Rice
Koenigin Luise
Mgr. Aversa
Mportant
New York Herald
Newsut
Brill
Cravenette
Chambers St
14Th St
125Th Street
Cor
Ae Avenue
Nee. St
Ave
Greenwich
Song
Ates
James T. Harris
Cedar Street
John IA Pale UN L
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