Goulds and Courtroom Drama in 1907 Alleged Alimony Case
Fragmentary OCR recounts a New York alimony dispute involving Mrs Gould and her attorney adviser Frese. It mentions Dustin Floyd, Farnum, and a Castle Gould setting with references to alimony, letters, and a 1907 road house episode. Names and places appear inconsistently due to damaged text.
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Frese
New York
Dustin Fa
Cody
Heroseeramalnali
Pepa P
Gouli
Mary
Farnum
Arriv
Disrupted Officials Schism Rumors Hit County Office
The article reports unresolved confusion as Commissioner Mo J. Car reappears briefly after a period of absence. Sheriff leaves town while a local mining matter and court issues complicate operations. Officials say Car plans to stay away long enough to impact business and court functions, with guidance that processes should continue smoothly at the courthouse.
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Mo J. Car
Sieck
Carri
Han
Antil
Hin
Still No Word On Water and Light Repairs Tonight
Unclear report shows L Youngs supship Lendant of the Water and Light stating repairs are not completed. Mr. Youngs Melt today, city efforts to reinforce the supply appear ongoing with no tonight restoration confirmed.
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L Youngs
Mr. Youngs
Letter of support from B P Shields to Robert T Hodge
B P Shields of Epoxane Grain Co writes to praise Hodge for fighting for King County and officials, criticizes county commissioners, and pledges support and money if needed. Shields notes his own past defeat by M J Carrigan influence and aligns with Hodge for future honest laws.
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King County
M. J. Carrigan
Carrigan
B. P. Shields
Eresident Epoxane Grain Co
Riot at Funeral in Paris Sparks Street Turmoil
In Paris a riot erupted as pallbearers and mourners clashed after the hearse bearing H. A. Chanehard’s body arrived. Spectators cheered as drums from Canada’s Vancouver and Victoria arrived, while authorities restored order amid faintings and trampling.
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Paris
H. A. Chanehard
Sin
Chauchard
Auto Hits Car After Big Ball Night
A collision between a chauffeur, M B Lindsey, and another automobile damaged a street in the downtown area after a grand ball at Madison Park pavilion. The incident occurred as a parade started from First Ave and James St with vendors rushing toward Fair grounds. Lindsey was taken to Beattie General Hospital with a severely wrenched knee. other injuries were not described.
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Washington
Inai
Madison Park Pavilion
U. CT
Pacific Northwest
M. EB. Lindsey
Knights of the Grip
Federal Ay
Exposition
Beattie
Eneral Hospital
James St
Linsey
Grewsome Find On Columbia River
The body of a dead Chinaman was found floating in the Columbia River near Vancouver by Thomas Harvey and Carl Weeks. With hands and feet missing the corpse was tied to a fence to preserve evidence before County Coroner W. J. Knapp was notified.
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Vancouver
Wash
Thomas Harvey
Car
Columbia River
W. J. Knapp
Dr Ludlow Leaves Post Amid Private Practice Demands
County commissioners reported the resignation of Dr W L Ludlow as county physician amid claims that his private practice required his full attention. A Superior Court judge noted no county physician existed and criticized the resignation as undermining jail medical care, while Dr Ludlow continued to draw a salary.
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W. L. Ludlow
Ludlow
Superior Court
la J
Ludiew
jPhysician
Hodge
Mudge
J. Tate Mason
Mason
Lodiow
Nobleman Arrested in Forgery Case Across Counties
The German consul seeks the identity of Frederick Wellington who was arrested in the county on charges of uttering fictitious checks. Wellington claimed the name was used while traveling incognito to avoid being hounded by Americans, saying his real name Frederick, Count Me Maker dondo, was pursued on forgery charges in various parts of the country.
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Los Albelt
Suneih
Frederick Wellington
Wellington
Weilington
Hieilington
Frederick
Dondo
Portland Enthusiasts Parade for Exposition Carnival
Portland delegates attend the annual exposition in Oregon City with a grand float replicating Seattle's building, crowned by Miss Lamping as Queen and three attendants. The procession, led by T. T. Strain and the Portland Hunt Club, draws 250000 spectators and strong cheers for Seattle and the fair.
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W. F. Thomas
Miller
Chill
Berg
Chamber of Commerce
Beattie Commercial Club
Lamping
Taylor
Geary
Portland
Child
Thomas
Beatty
Seattle
Oregon
Miss Lamping
Misa Taylor
Misa Geary
Alaska
Missiah Miller
Orient
Portland Hunt Clab
T. T. Strain
Acyp
Portland Rose Carnival
Government plans 10 investigate stock yards issues
Washington June 11 The Department of Agriculture will investigate charges that meat inspectors at the government stock yards in St Louis violated regulations. Inspector J F Harms, who resigned after 18 months, accused officials in a letter to Secretary Wilson of widespread disregard, calling the government meat inspection at St Louis a farce.
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Washington
St. Louie
Department of Agriculture
J. F. Harms
Wilson
Harms
Heald
United Commercial Travelers Day at A Y P Event Schedule
A detailed schedule lists events for United Commercial Travelers Day with bands concerts lectures and parades. Highlights include Wagner’s A Y P bands performances at Forestry building and United States Government building, a track meet, airship appearances, and a welcome address by J. K. Chilberg.
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United Commercial Travelers
Wagner
United States Government
Hieckett
U. S. Life Saving Crew
New York State
J. KB. Chilberg
Brother A
Waamolek
Innes
Music
Rike
Margaret Blair
Woman's
Idaho Cadets
Idaho
Pight
Forestry
Idaho Cadet
United
Pulplit
Pavilion
Blekett
Mreworker
A--P
General Smith Seeks Federal Bench After Resignation
Gen James F. Smith, governor general of the Philippines, told reporters in Santa Clara that he is through with politics and would only consider a federal bench after resigning his post. He said he may seek the federal seat but does not feel President Taft owes him anything and ruled out a San Francisco mayoral run.
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United Press
Santa Clara
Cal
Janet
James F. Smith
Philippines
Smith
Taft
San Fran
Diamond Pin Stolen From J P Tong Aliased In Wall Display
A diamond valued at 176 dollars was reported stolen from J P Tong. The thief took a pin from Tong’s shirt and pinned it to his coat before hanging near the doorway, as weather notes show showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions and moderate west winds.
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J. P. Btong
Mr. Btong
Fake Gold Nuggets Barred From Manufactures Wallding Booth
Chief Wappenstein of the exposition guards orders Mateger Co to remove imitation gold nuggets from sale at their jewelry booth in Manufactures Wallding. The company had claimed no misrepresentation but was told the fakes could deceive buyers. Only the imitation nuggets are removed. other jewelry remains for sale.
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Wappenstein
Mateger Co
Wallding
Wap Penatain
J. D. Field
Sewer Work Restores Lake Union Water After Pollution
Workers from the city department of works labored for twenty hours to repair a sewer discharging into Lake Union at the foot of the Pay Street. The foul water interrupted life saving exhibitions. The life saving work will resume tomorrow with daily exhibits at 2:90.
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Department of Works
Lake Union
IPay @treak
Woman Floater Found in the Bay Near Fort Point
The body of a woman about 35 was found floating in the San Francisco Bay near Fort Point. Police believe she had been in the water for about a month, and she wore a possibly two piece dress with a green bodice, black silk underskirt and stockings.
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United Frees
San Francisco
Fort Point
Mellow meat causes stir at police headquarters
A housewife complains about 30 cents worth of so called mellow meat. She argues with Operator Jackson over a beef order and asks officers to compel a refund. The exchange includes a heated phone call and ends with Jackson recovering after water.
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Jackson
Kson
Police de Saews Not & Bill Agency
Base started for Washington statue at fair grounds
The A P department of works began erecting the base for the statue of George Washington just inside the main entrance of the fair grounds. The foundation will be in place by Saturday evening and the unveiling is planned for Monday with appropriate ceremonies.
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A.¥.P. Department of Works
George Washington
Fair Grounds
Sneak Thief Steals Jewelry From Oaks Hotel Room
George T. Allen of The Oaks hotel on Pike near Ninthay reported a burglary after a thief robbed his apartment yesterday afternoon. A substantial amount of jewelry and trinkets were taken before the theft was discovered.
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George T. Allen
the Oaks Hotel
Pike At
Ninthay
Allen
Riddle of Life Lecture Explores Immortality Theory
Max Heldel presents stereoptical lectures on Rosicrucian Theosophy at Arcade hall Bec onday night near Union St. The talk claims to vindicate the immortality of the soul in harmony with science. A visual display of "thoughts" and emotions follows, with free tickets for five lectures and a musical program led by Mrs. Margaret Clark.
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Max Heldel
Arcade Hall
Beconday
Union St
Heindel
Seattle
Margaret Clark
Invents Unique Plan to End Life in Oregon Farm Scene
Dallas Ore June 1 In taking his own life EB Kimball a pioneer of 1852 and veteran of the 1856 Indian war devised a chained gun trap with a pulley to trigger from in front of the muzzle. The setup aimed at his throat caused near immediate death. He left a wife and three grown children. The tragedy was attributed to melancholy.
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United Press
Dallas
Ore
Kimball
Bothell Poster Sparks Public Stir and City Response
A Bothell incident involved a sticky note reading Where in Bothell leading to a confrontation with Woody and a police arrest at the exposition grounds. Patrolman Cox took Woody into custody while Mayor Miller acted on word from the Washington Investment Company about rising poster activity and ordered police action to halt the campaign.
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Bothell
Woody
Exposition Grounds
Cox
Miller
Washington Investment Company
War on Germs in Phones Protest Prompts Health Inspection
The Star receives complaints about unsanitary public mouthpieces in hotels and lodging houses. A damaged public phone mouthpiece from Pike Street is shown as a germ collector. The paper promises to forward exhibits to the city health department and seek inspections of telephones citywide. Citizens are urged to report unsanitary phones to the health department.
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Pike St
Star
City Health Department
Health Department
Tiny land dispute shakes San Prancio court
In San Prancio on June 11 a landmark case centers on an inch and three quarters wide parcel on Market Street narrowing to Geary Street. Plaintiffs Katherine A Rivers and Marie Munsto sue Mutual Savings Bank over the tract that the bank’s building intrudes upon, with a ruling likely forcing a purchase by the bank.
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Dy United
SAN
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