Goulds bitter divorce trial opens in crowded New York courtroom
Viola Katherine Gould permits testimony recounting alleged cruelty and control at Castle Gould Port Washington and St Regis while Howard Gould counters with intemperate claims. She cites gifts, income totals, and lavish expenditures as she seeks $125,000 alimony in the Supreme Court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Katherine Gould
Katherinelemmons
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Justice Dowing
Supreme Court
DeLancey Nicoll
Gould
Justice Greenbaum
Justice Dowling
Mr. Nicoll
Clarence J. Shearn
Holland House
Castle Gould
Port Washington
Long Island
St.Regis
Nicoll
Tiffany’s
Wanamaker's
Cartier
Paris
St. Regis
Malloy
Mrs. Gould
Witness Testimony On Affidavit Timeline Emerges
The dialogue suggests a witness cannot recall key details about an affidavit. Mrs Gould is set to continue testimony this morning as questions about 1897 and the affiant’s location and timing remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yong
City must raise pay for court staff per judges’ recommendations
Pendleton tells the Board of Estimate and Apportionment that the city must fund increased salaries for 23 attendants and 3 interpreters after Kings County judges Dike and Fawcett proposed raises. The writ from Justice Jaycox prompted a ruling that the city should follow the judges’ recommendations. Action expected at today’s meeting to grant the raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Board of Estimate
Dike and Fawcett
Kings
Fawcett and Dike
State Civil Service Commission
Board of Estimate and
Kings County
Henry Meyer, Jr
John Graham
Hugo Hirsh
Mané
Jaycox
Supreme Court
Corporation Counsel
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Law Department
Tragic murder suicide in Williamsburg tenement
Poverty stricken widow Mrs Georgianna Day forty three attacked her seven year old son Harry at 77 Ralph Street then tried to kill herself. The boy died from a throat wound. Day was wounded with a breast wound and taken to German Hospital where recovery was considered unlikely. Neighbors prepared the boy’s body with coroner's permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Day
Harry
Ralph Street
Williamsburg
Schaeffer
Automobile Strikes Artist In City Accident
Artist José E. Ponsi of 315 West 58th Street was struck by an electric cab at Fifth Avenue and 11th Street. He was rushed to New York Hospital with probable injuries to sight. Cab driver James Connor of 245 West 5th Street was discharged after Magistrate Steinert ruled the incident accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
José E. Ponsi
West 58Th Street
Fifth Avenue
11Th Street
Shields
New York Hospital
Ponsi
James Connor
West 5Th Street
Jefferson Market Court
Steinert
George Paschit
John Seigbert
Larchmont
Harlem Court
Seventh Avenue
141St
139Th Streets
Butts
George Pauli
East 153d
Southern Boulevard
Tiffany
Barrett Streets
Bronx
Timothy J. Rastry
Crotona Avenue
Lincoln Hospital
Pauli
Footnote Lost, Says Mr Clemens In Plagiarism Charge
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain says he used large extracts from Greenwood The Shakespeare Problem Restated with full permission and credit. He explains a missing footnote occurred during hurried press work and that no wrongdoing was intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Baltimore
Shakespeare
Mark Twain
Greenwood
Children in May Lead Brooklyn Parade for 80th Union Anniversary
More than 100000 children marched through Brooklyn streets in honor of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union eightieth anniversary. Inclement weather altered the program and canceled the Prospect Park review. Prominent guests included Vice President James S. Sherman Governor Hughes General C O Howard Borough President Coler and Navy Yard Commandant Murdock who reviewed the Prospect Park unit. A luncheon at the University Club hosted by William Berri featured figures such as W M Calder C B Law Timothy L Woodruff F E Crane St Clair McKelway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Long Meadow
Prospect Park
James S. Sherman
Hughes
C. O. Howard
Horough
Coler
Murdock
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sherman
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Arch
University Club
William Berri
Brooklyn Standard Union
W. M. Calder
Charles Bo Law
Timothy L. Woodruff
F. E. Crane
Supreme Court
F. J. H. Kracke
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
McKelway
Metz
George E. Cromwell
Richmond
Jacob Brenner
Foelker
George H. Roberts
Sherman at Long Beach Dinner Marks Queens Bridge Event
Vice-President Sherman and Ralph Peters with 227 guests dine at Long Beach to celebrate Queens Boro Bridge. A train of four special cars and sixty-one autos shuttle attendees from Hempstead Bay dining hall overlooking the ocean. Prominent figures praise Long Island’s future as a growing city and homebound Manhattan commuters. Reports say Frederic Thompson and John L. de Saulles signed contracts for a major Long Beach amusement pier project.
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Tribune
Hempstead
Long Island
Sherman
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Long Beach
Queensboro Bridge
Hempstead Bay
Queens
Jamaica
Peters
Manhattan
Frederic Thompson
John L. de Saulles
Du Pont Powder Inquiry Closes With Denials on Prices
The last session of the Du Pont de Nemours Powder Company inquiry in Wilmington Delaware and offices in Chicago and Cleveland is expected today. Special Examiner Mahaffy leads the hearing as John F. Van Lear testimony contends Du Pont cannot control explosives prices amid rising competition. He denies payrolls enforcing supplier tips and says branch managers may match rival prices on rare occasions. Ferriday testifies Du Pont lost Henry H. Rogers Virginia railroad order for not matching a rival price.
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du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Wilmington
Del
Chicago
Cleveland
Mahaffy
United States Circuit Court of
1St District of
Delaware
Department of Justice
John F. van Lear
du Pont Company
G. Ferriday
Henry H. Rogers
Virginia
Hunchbacked Boy Wins Damages Against Uncle in Ohio
Harley N. Piper, aged about 22, sues his uncle George H. Clayton for injuries from a childhood lifting that left him with a hunchback. A jury awards Piper 4250 dollars, reducing from his original 106000 dollar demand in Bellefontaine Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Harley N. Piper
George H. Clayton
Piper
Art society head dies by suicide amid financial woes
William J. Comley president of the International Society of Art shot himself in his Fifth Avenue office. Once a theatrical figure turned art critic, he faced recent reverses that led to his death by his own hand. The body was claimed at the Morgue and moved to Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Comley
International Society of Art
Fifth Avenue
Yonkers
Women Fend Off Burglar in Oyster Bay Home Invasion
Katharine Hersey, a guest at the Townsend summer home on Mill Hill road, fought a burglar who entered by a rear window. Ada and Bessie Townsend were wounded, Mrs Beekman Townsend aged 75 used a revolver as a club, and Miss Hersey later required stitches after injuries. The attacker fled into darkness, leaving only a black linen mask. Under Sheriff Hulse and deputies scoured the countryside for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Jane 1
Katharine Hersey
Heckman Townsend
Oyster Bay
Nassau County Hospital
Miss Hersey
Ada
Beasie Townsend
Townsend
Mrs. Townsend
Bessie Townsend
Misses Townsend
Charles Mattione
Irving F. Barnes
Loeb fills Civil Service vacancies at $44 daily
Collector Loeb selected fourteen men from the Civil Service list to replace the assistant weighers reduced last week. The appointees include Christie W. Becker, Henry W. Meyer, David M. Tobias, Ernest Braidwood, William J. Nolan, James F. Metabe, William G. Romeyn, Ephraim Japha, Herbert Back, James R. Hertford, Robert E. Davis, John W. Lilly, John J. O Keeffe, and Wilson G. H. Eadie. They must serve two years and prove satisfactory before final appointment. further vacancies will be filled from eligible lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Civil Service List
Christie W. Becker
Henry W. Meyer
David M. Tobias
Ernest
Braidwood
William J. Nolan
James F. Met’abe
William G. Romeyn
Ephraim Japha
Herbert ¢. Back
James R. Hertford
Robert E. Davis
John W. Lilly
John J. O'Keeffe
Wilson G. H. Eadie
Duffy Rogues Gallery Case Delayed for Next Week
Mayer McClellan told reporters after two character witnesses testified in the Duffy case that no decision will be made until the latter part of next week. Justice Gaynor noted Duffy’s image is wrongly retained in the Rogues Gallery as the Board of Estimate considers the matter with the Mayor busy at Lawrenceville Academy. The Mayor said all evidence is not in and the case cannot be hurried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer McClellan
George B. Duffy
Gaynor
Rogues’ Gallery
Board of Estimate
Lawrenceville Academy
Coast Artillery Encampment Opens at New York Posts
Brigadier General David E. Austen arrives at Fort Hamilton and receives an eleven gun salute marking the start of encampments by the 8th 9th and 13th Coast Artillery regiments at Forts Totten Schuyler Wadsworth and Hamilton. Training focuses on range finding manning guns ammunition and warfare duties with sub calibre practice and night drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Austen
Coast Artillery
New York National Guard
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
National Guard
Forts Totten
Schuyler, Wadsworth
Hamilton
8Th Coast Artillery
Totten
Schuyler
Long Island Sound
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Elmore F. Austin
William F. Morris
Charles O. Davis
Austen
Washington Irving Taylor
W. H. Roberts
Azel Ames
Thomas R. Fleming
Ith Coast Artillery
New York
Harbor Forts
13Th Regiment, Coast Artillery
Sth
New York Regiment
Richmond
War Department
Maritime Almanac Notes Sailings and Times
Marine intelligence lists high and low waters for Sandy Hook and Governors Island with sunrise and sunset times. It records wireless reports on the Amerika and lists Transpacific and Pacific Mail steamship itineraries with dates and ports including Japan China Coreas and the Philippines, plus Hawaii Fiji New Zealand and other routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Atlantic Steamers Report Arrivals and Quarantines
Coastwise ship notices list arrivals from Alleghany and Norman Prince with mails passengers and moise, quarantine departures and bar arrivals. Vessels include Mauretania Italia Manna Hata Avalon Romsdal Curitybe and Curitybe sailing routes from Europe to New York and Caribbean ports with ports of call and dates June May 2 to June 9.
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Alleghany
Ger
Krau Inagua
Port de Paix
Cape Haytl
Gonaives
Port Au Prince
Petit Goave
Jeremie
Savanilla
Cartagena
Santa Marta
Hamphurst American Line
Moise
Var
Norman Prince
Barrett
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Singapore
Yenang
Colombo
Port Said
Malta
Arnhold, Barbere & Co
Bar
Mauretania
Pritchard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Line
Malls
Fire Island
Monroe
Monroe, Hulphers, Folk, To the Old Dominion
Relief
Foster
Antonio Lopes
Huron
Devereux
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Altonia
Miller
Trieste
Flume
Palermo
Naples
Cunard Ss Co. Ltd
Italia
Bridges
Leghorn
Henderson Bros
Manna Hata
Charles Baltimore
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line
Porto Padre
Nuevitas
Nipe
Munson
Newport News and
Nor Co
Er Antilles
Burns
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Balakant Br. Starck
London
Philip Ruprecht
Taormina ¢Ital
Lavatelli
Genos
Hartfield, Solaci & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Sandy Hook
Savannah
Jose
Belize
Princess of Meine Rendsturg
Gerry
Rotterdam
Norfolk
Katandi Georgetown
Principe Dai Piemonte
Italy
Monterey
Havana
United States
Dan
Vincenzo Ai Giorgio
Nor
Port Antonis
Ranjowangie
Java
Ete- Desterro
Mar
Galveston
Delaware
Es Mktulges
Port Tampa
Vera Bry
Dwrk
Oom
Mighty Paris Handkerchiefs Charm Bargain In Stock
We have a large import from Paris of 2500 handkerchiefs in damask striped Parisian style. Prices start at 45c for plain pieces and 1.00 for the premium item. Fancy suits range 18 to 42 dollars and blue or black serges from 18 to 40 dollars with cravenetted raincoats to protect them all. Available at Three Broadway Stores located at 258 Warren Street, 842 13th Street, and 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Mandamus
Mathen
Automobile Strikes
MR. Clemens
Duffy
GUARD
Marine Intelligence
Amerika
Transpacific
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Alam
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Phillip
Mariposa
Pine Islands
Manchuria
Tralia
Uretania
Cunard
Verona
Genoa
Havre
Hamb-Am Alpano
Hamburg
la Veloce Europa
Tratian Massilia
Phenix Indrant
Antwerp
Bristol City
Chicago City
Nansea
Alleghany Santa Marta
Eee Hamb-Am
Macon
Javannas
Avannah
Eitel Friedrich
Colombia
Antilla
Apache
Clyde
Princess Anne
Cincinnati
St Paul
Southampton
American
Cedric
White Star
Pam
Maracaibo
la Guayra
Carolina
Porto Rico
NY & PR
Saratoga
Ward
Maracas
Grenada
Trinidad
Sarnia
Hayti
Os Alliance
Cristobal
Panama
Atrato
Kroonland
Red Star
Minnewa
Atlantic
Solum
Glasgow
Anchor Ice Florida
Lioeyd Lab
Alamo
Shipping News
Port of
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
Dressler
Steer
E. Dodson
Liberty Theatre
Rederic Thompson
Azccour
Jardin de Paris
Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
Thea
Mat
The
Blanche Ring
George Fawcet
Ee Ganton
Daly
Saliianna de
Casino
JAS. T. Powers
Charles Wwyndham
Mary Moore Stubert
Knickerbocker, Pa
the Candy Shop
BIJOU
Mississippi
Madiss
Monster Music
Federatir
Madison — Garden
Wolfsohn Musical
Blahey
Lincoln
Ammers
la Beile
Astor Och St
Mats Wed
Coe
WM. Hodge
Man From
Joe Weber
Girl
Colonial Mat
Geor Avery & Hart
Beban & CO
PacLeee
Frederic Bond & Freemont Chas. F
Alhamer
Belasgo
Edwards
White
Marie Stuart
Tscherno
al Leech & Rosebu Sr
Luna Park Goney Island
Greater Dreamland
Dreamland
Pier
World Cinematograph
Musee Fotofone
la Lorraine
Terenes
Macher
Hambure
Buffalo
Duce di Genova
Majestic
New
Br. York Vine S—Manchester Miller
New Yor Montevites
Uenos Ayres
Osarto
Madeira
Oruba
Br. Ton
Adriatic
Cherbourg
Tomase A Savota
Ttal
New Barrow
Suwanee
Bry
Sabang
Cambyses (Sr
Hong Kong
Dunnet
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