Mrs Goulds Defense Hammers Away At Alcohol Allegations
The Gould separation trial heard more witnesses alleging Mrs Katharine Gould used intoxicants and spat profanity. Robert Trotter testified to multiple intoxicated episodes at Castle Gould and Blue Gap Farm, denying poisoning or tampering with coffee. Witnesses Jane McCann Reinhold Carlsen and James Lauretser supported claims of intoxication and a fall at the Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Katherine Commonse Gould
Robert Trotter
Castle Gould
Trotter
Mrs. Gould
Jane McCann
Miss McCann
John S. Mahoner
East 1Ist Street
Howard Gould
Steinert
Harlem
Anna C. Dougherty
Lexington Avenue
Mahoney
Lenox Avenue
Astle Gould
Egerich Yeshe
Giegerich
Kuhne to Jail Today Over Court Contempt
Acting Captain August Kuhne head of the Brooklyn detective force is to begin a 30 day jail term for contempt of court when Albany papers arrive with the Court of Appeals decision. He believed his sentence meant civil confinement in Raymond Street Jail but Sheriff Hobley planned a proper cell. Detective John B. Coughlan will take charge of the Brooklyn force as Kuhne refuses to be photographed or measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kuhne
Brooklyn
Albany
Court of Appeals
Burr
Frank Jenkins
Hobley
Raymond Street
Hopley
Captain Kuhne
John B. Coughlan
Kuhne
General Bingham
Brookinn
PIANO FACTORY BURNED IN WIDESPREAD FIRE
A dramatic blaze destroyed two northern wings of Hardman Pecka Co piano plant on West 49th street. Loss exceeds 250000 with pianos valued at 200000 ruined. Four hundred workers fled as walls collapsed and flames reached the roof. Firefighters and chaplains aided frightened residents and rescued a kitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardman, Peck & Co
West 49Th Street
48Th Street
August Kuhle
Croker
Gore
Pabst Brewing Company
John P. Chidwick
Father O'Mara
St. Malachi's
Rockefeller Aids Athletic League in New York
John D Rockefeller contributes five dollars to the Public Schools Athletic League which aims to raise one hundred fifty for the coming year. S. R. Guggenheim adds thirty five dollars. Notables including General George W Wingate John S Huyler Egerton L Winthrop Cleveland H Dodge Grant B E Schley Monsignor Lavelle and others send subscriptions. Total since January is thirty nine hundred eighty. The league plans rifle practice for thousands of boys and a Sunday opening of playgrounds to expand outdoor time for city youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Public Schools Athletic League
S. R. Guggenheim
Mr. Rockefeller
George W. Wingate
John S. Huyler
Egerton Ll. Winthrop
Cleveland H. Dodge
Grant
New York
League
National Guard
Alleged Smugglers Skip Court Appearance
W H Kilgannon and his wife Elizabeth, indicted on smuggling charges, were absent when their cases were called in the United States Circuit Court. George Ss White attended and postponed plea. The trio’s likely plea to follow Loren B Walker, a customs inspector, who pleaded guilty. The U S Attorney reportedly rejects offers to hear the defendants discuss smuggling methods at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kilgannon
Elizabeth
United States Circuit Court
George Ss. White
Kilgannon
Kilgannens
White
Loren B. Walker
Kilgannons
United States
Protests Filed Over City College Playfield Plan
The Convent of the Sacred Heart City College Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Protestant Episcopal Home for Orphaned Children protested the vacant blocks beside City College being used as summer playgrounds. They fear disturbances after the city owns the land. Protests referred to a special committee with President McGowan noting possible ulterior inspiration from the College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent of the Sacred Heart
City College
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Protestant Episcopal Home For
Playground Commission
McGowan
Bank Teller Endemann Held On $77,900 Theft Charge
Houston Endemann a paying teller at the Jefferson Bank Houston Street branch, was arrested outside a Gates Avenue law office by detectives McConville and Nelson on a $40,000 bail for allegedly stealing about 77,000 from the bank. Proposals to settle for 15,000 were rejected as bank officials investigated with Eschwege suggesting past gambling losses. Endemann, described as a model employee, faced arraignment in Tombs court and awaited a preliminary hearing while bank officials pursued lead on the missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Paul Endemann
By Street
Jefferson Bank
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
McConville
Nelson
Crane
Tombs
Endemann
Hussars
Wahle
John H. Steenworth
Steenworth
Mussel
Tombs Court
Bronx
Paul
Emanuel Eschwege
Engemann
Eschwege
Findemann
Houston Street
Fifth Avenue
15Th Street
Canal and
Forsyth Streets
Phils
Phia
Threats drive Mrs Fallert from home in divorce case
Mrs George Fallert wife of a Joseph Fallert Brewing Company member has fled her Williamsburg home due to anonymous death threats to her and her four children. The threats, about six months old, urge her not to proceed with divorce suit filed on statutory grounds. Letters sent via Western Union telegraph blanks in lead pencil, many passing through nearby Post Office Stations A and S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fallert
Joseph
Western Union Telegraph Company
Forged 600 Dollar Check Led Juvenile to Raced Life
Fifteen year old Harry L. Logan of Glendale Long Island pleaded guilty in Children’s Court to forging a $600 check to obtain money to pay for a jockey contract. He had been extradited from Covington Kentucky where he was found racing at Latonia. The check drawn May 6 on Chase National Bank bore the name S F Sullivan Frank V Sullivan attorney and was indorsed by Logan. He worked for Sullivan a stock broker at 8 Broadway. The judge remanded him to Saturday for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Logan
Glendale
Long Island
Justice Olmsted
Covington
Latonia
New York
Gilkinson
Chase National Bank
S. F. Sullivan
Frank V. Sullivan
H. L. Logan
Logan
Sullivan
Broadway
Teutonic Free On Ambrose Channel After Grounding
The White Star liner Teutonic went ashore near the eastward entrance of the Ambrose Channel shortly before noon yesterday. With eight tugs aiding, Captain James signaled the ship was aground but would clear on the rising tide. By about 1 PM she backed into mid channel, hull checked, seaworthy, and continued to Bonthampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonic
Ambrose Channel
No. 3
James
Bonthampton
Heinzes in Court Plead Not Guilty to Indictments
Fritz A Heinze Arthur P Heinze and Carlos Warfield pleaded not guilty before Judge Ray in the U S Circuit Court to charges of impeding and obstructing justice in the Mercantile National Bank probe. Sanford Robinson and Calvin Geer missed court. Robinson may plead tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
United States Circuit Court
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
Carlos Warfield
Onto Copper Company
United Copper Company
Sanford Robinson
Calvin ©. Geer
Winsted Copper Company
Federal Grand Jury
Hallen Trial Over Gun Shipment to Nicaragua
James D. Hallen faces grand larceny charges in General Sessions Judge Malone’s court over a 1919 era case tied to a Nicaragua revolution rumor. An agent named Ramon Echasarreta claimed Hallen took $11.00 for firearms supposedly destined for Nicaragua, but the cases yielded only scrap iron and brass filings. Hallen’s counsel John F. McIntyre argues the defense aims to prevent a Central American revolt and asserts the act may be a US offense. Witnesses testified as the case resumes in Part HT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Hallen
Malone
Central America
Hallen
Nicaragua
Ramon Echasarreta
Republic of Nicaragua
Central American Republic
John F. McIntyre
McIntyre
United States
Doull Says I Held Myself In In Street Clash
Former regimental champion Reginald S Poull recalls the 9th Regiment clash with William P. Kenneally alderman. Doull says he restrained himself despite lingering anger. Kenneally’s supporters mock the claim while the Building Committee plans to revisit the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doull
Reginald S Poull
William P. Kenneally
Charles F. Murphy
Kenneally
Tim
Sullivan
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Report
Sunrise and sunset times listed with moon and high water readings. The Barbarossa was 30 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4 pm yesterday and expected to dock around 4 pm today, while the Adriatic, 268 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4 pm yesterday, was also expected to dock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbarossa
Sandy Hook
Ham
Outgoing steamers sail from Seville June schedule
The June notices list outgoing mail steamers with sail times from La Savoie Havre to Bremen and Naples to Havana and Buenos Aires routes. It includes ships like City of Savannah Prins Willem IV Seguranca Arapahoe Carmania Balti and many others with destinations Colon Nassau Progreso New York Southampton Liverpool and Yokohama. Transpacific mails close in New York for routes to Japan China Hawaii and Australia with several ships and dates through June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Savoie
Havre
French
Friedrich der G
Bremen
Merida
Havana
Ward
de Larrinaga
Argentina
Jc F Tiletgen
Copenhagen
Altonta
Naples
Cunard
Savannah
Gar Nna
Prins Willem IV
Hayti
Colon
Cristobal
Panama
Seguranca
Nassau
Clenfuegon
Progreso
Arapahoe
Wilhelm
Jamaica
HamtAm
Furnessia
Glasgow
Anchora Barbarossa
G Lloyd
Lapland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minnetonka
London
Atl Transcover
New York
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Hawaii
Hina
San Francisco
Seattle
Inveric
Hile
Sanare Manchuria
New Zealand
Australia
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Zealand
Mariposa
Guam
U. S. Transport
Shipping News Briefs From Atlantic Departures and Arrivals
A colonial era shipping column lists arriving steamers Havana Alba Albano Regina Carmanta Lillie Rabenfels Hamilton Pawnee Vitana Simon Dumois and other vessels with passengers mails and cargo. Observations include quarantine leave times and bar arrivals as ships sail between Havana Galveston Calcutta Genoa Liverpool Port Antonio Manzanillo and New York with various goods and passenger counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Knight
New York
Cuba
Maise
Bar
E! Alba
Quick
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Prinz August Wilhelm
Ger
Krause
Savanilla
Port Simon
Colon
Kingston
Fortune Island
Hamburg-American Line
Albano
Kuderhold
Hamburg
Finch, Edge & Co
Regina
Croppi
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Cesare Conti
Carmanta
Barr
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Ss Co. Ltd
Lillie
Knudsen
Port Antonio
United Fruit Company
Rabenfels
Probst
Calcutta
Port Said
Malta
Boston
Finch
Edge & Co
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Pawnee
Rich
Philadelphia
Clyde Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Vitana
Ner
Bryden
Manzanillo
Nigero
Guantanamo
Munson Ss Co
Simon Dumois
Nor
Sorensen
Puerto Plata
Cuba Planters’ Co
Memory of addresses at Warren and 13th streets
Fragmentary note lists two addresses 258 Warren Street and 842 13th Street. No context or events provided. Contains no clear names, dates, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
13Th St
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Hardman
Rockefeller Aids Athletic League
City College, Convent and Orphan Asylum
Roosevelt
Edgar Beecher Bronson
Sunday Magazine of the
NEW York Tribune
Bronson
New-York Tribune
Brewer
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Heinzes
Alderman Kenneally
Marine Intelligence
High Water
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Yes
Adriatic
Erseece
Southampton
White Star Buffalo
Hull
Wilson Farbarossa Wees
G Lloyd Demerara
Quebec Varima -Nipe
Etnaeeien Paloma
New Orleans
So Pac el Rio
Jacksonville
Clyde Algonquin
RIDAY
St. Louisia Ae de
la Lorraine
Byron
Barbados
Lamp & Star Cretic
Aples
White Star Cleve Allie Eee
Cherbourg
Wis
Mars
Seville
Shipping News
Port of
Mauretania
Ravenscraig
Jolanda di Guorgio
Bradford
Curituba
Nuevitas
Comanche
Charleston
Tocantins
Permambuco
Etc
Korona
Thomas
Deutschland
Flushing
Atlantis
Nipe
Solingen
Adelaide
Nueces
Mobile
Monroe
Antilles
Coma
Plymouth
Oceania
Venice
Celtic Princess
Para
Nevggort News
Alleghany
Inagua
Fort Au Prince
Dover
Brunswick
anctniVe
Chicago
Norse Prince
Cape Town
Hong Kong
Matoppo
Singapore
Anjer
Alonda
Port Natal
Newport
White Wings
Ancona
Ital
Majsestic
Swansea
Kansas City
Gibraltar
Finland
Berg
St Michaels
Demerara
Guiana
Verona
Caroline
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Shanghai
Pathan (Br
Themistocles
Pireus
Lizard
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Scilly
la Provence
Havre St Michaels
Moltke
Mats T
Mats the Midsight Sons
Maxine Elie
Daly
Lew Fields
Jefferson de Angelis Herald SQ
49Th St. Eve
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Theft Tendence
Charles Wyndham WM. Collier
Dugont Mexico
Hudson Wise Sith Oe
Earl & Wilson
Ems & Goncer
Jardin de Paris
FE. Ziegfeld JR
Nora
Cane
Marie Dressler
West
Acso OF Music
Astor
Man
Bree
Joe Weber
Rector
a _ 16 co
Bors
Belasgo
June
Miles
Coney Island
Madison Square Garden
Monster Music Festival
Federstie
Human N-Heine
Rider-Kelsey
Beddoe and Cunningham Adison Sq. Garde
MUSES
Fotefone
Brooklyn Jockey Club
East 34Th St
Bric A
Pars 2
Williamsburg Bridge
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