22 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
1
Overt details allege Robert orbert Goelet sought divorce amid a custody dispute. Cruelty charges surfaced as the likely cause of estrangement. Papers in the case are sealed and attorneys withhold information, fueling a likely custody fight over children.
A New York society couple, Mr and Mrs Goslet, have filed for divorce after months apart. The wife seeks custody of their two children and support, with the petition noting estrangement over his alleged affair and substantial differences. Proceedings were reported to be ongoing with no immediate resolution, and both parties remain away from home as court actions proceed.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered local notices and names. Key entities include Tasnwinny Pint, Renate, ESPr, Fanny, Nap, My Cure for Nien, Martyr, Bettas, Mick Prinieer, and MACELLAREOUR Tene. Content appears as brief local items and personnel mentions with unclear context.
Jury awarded the wife damages of 50.06 in one suit and 60 in another for alleged alienation of affections. The judge reported the verdict in a Supreme Court session, noting two separate cases with different defendants and plaintiffs, including Miss Wadleigh and Mrs Trupella.
A crowded scene at the Hoecon and Maine Kalle followed a railroad snowball incident injuring a man who received injuries described as potentially fatal. Alexander Melregor witnessed the event as bystanders administered aid and awaited authorities.
Jacob Bermini a pickpocket, posing as a husband to a woman and four children claiming him as father, was sentenced to Sing Sing for ten years. A probation offer earlier aided the needy family, and inquiry showed the woman never married Bermini. A warrant was issued for his arrest.
Ex-president William Howard Taft, returning via the Pennsylvania Railroad, described a lengthy wait at Newark station and joked about being the living Taft face while discussing his plan to attend the Academy of Music in Philadelphia.
Washington denies an immediate crisis as Japan demands clarity on the U S Treasury accounting. A rising dispute centers on new banking rules, Treasury procedures, and a pending note from Tokyo outlining fiscal and monetary concerns affecting relations.
Washington January 4. Speaker Joseph M Flannery of a U S chemical firm said a philanthropically inclined friend planned twenty radium hospitals in underserved winter regions. Each would serve about one hundred thousand people, funded with radium grains for cancer and other uses. He claimed government delivery within five years.
Thefts of moving picture films worth over $100,000 surfaced yesterday as Samuel Marensson, treasurer of the Improved Feature Mini Company, was arrested on receiving stolen goods charges, and clerk Morrie Daniels on grand larceny. Magistrate Nolan remanded both for examination. Harris Bishan of General Film Company reported losses from stock and a $100,000 deficit. Detectives later arrested Martin Gilbert and George Brown at General Film offices, Gilbert suspected of possessing stolen items valued at $600, and Alexander Lehrer named as a material witness.
A London meeting yesterday celebrated the start of the Wireless Society. Members reported recording a distant message by magnified changes in the high signal between the Eiffel Tower and London. The feat marked a crowning surprise for the new organization.
Senator O Gorman charges Gaffney acted as Murphy's bagman and held up Stewart for over $100,000 in a bribery scheme. He reads the riot act to Murphy and threatens exposure if stopping Gaffney isn't assured. Sulzer testifies about delays and political pressure.
Paris January 21 The North Sea Shipping Conference rejected Hamburg American request to raise steerage passenger rates under current pool terms. Existing agreements expire January 31 and may be renewed. conference offices will continue for administrative purposes while new renditions are discussed.
John D now funds a new automobile fire apparatus in Tarrytown and North Tarrytown. The seven machines, valued at 850000, would have saved Rockefeller's large stable if available earlier. Rockefeller praises the gift and grant to the firemen including 200 and 1200 feet of hose.
A Warsaw based graft case ends with guilty verdicts for two reel men linked to a highwire scheme. The trial names Mito Hawley a former county dairy official and William J. Parton of Bitas, with other party workers accused of pocketing funds from the highway department. The proceedings involve county officials and alleged reimbursements by Yourhers from the highway department, as opponents argued during the case. Public officials named include Gordon Tiel and others, with references to multiple southern cities and the Southern Railway’s services noted in adjourned materials.
Cardinal Aristide Stavallari, Venice Patriarch, denounces the tango as moral depravity in an unusually strong letter. He says it is degrading and sinful, and orders an ecclesiastical denial of absolution to dancers who vow to continue. The pronouncement is linked to Ponte Himaett influence.
Report notes Senator O Gorman did not comment after failed attempts to reach him for a statement amid testimony evidence. Oliver, the secretary, said the senator had no statement to make and expected to be back in the city later with JohnToe provided materials.
A car burst into flames on Wirth avenue near Width streets sending flames through the vicinity and drawing a crowd as bystanders watched a street fire. Firefighters arrived to find the vehicle nearly destroyed with damage around 5000 dollars. The automobile was owned by Mrs. I Gimbel of 35 West Third street.
Wen waned pro the Weat tien shrew police station Harty this mor ing, he wanted to give himself up for the murder of William Grieve Martin of Toronto. He was caught and understood to be the principal in the August 18 beating death at No Ank West in steer. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty arranged the setup at Palle Meade quarters and withheld information. Dougherty promised an arrest within hours and pursued Harrs Schacter and others.
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