Servants Take Witness Stand in Gould Case
Testimony on Katherine Clemmons Gould reveals intoxication at Castle Gould and harsh commands by Mrs Gould. Servants, coachman, gardener, and others describe quarrels and drunken episodes during visits to the Long Island estate. Witnesses deny drugging claims and recount Mrs Gould's disorderly behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
Katherine “Clemmons Gould
Mra Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Willeh
West Long Island
Castle Gould
Long Island
Mraid
Hugbert Trotter
Stewart
Gould
Trotter
Blue Gap Farm
Virginia
Betty Foater
Buckeye Briefs highlight scattered Ohio incidents
Buckeye briefs from June 17 report a range of local items across the state. A strike at a plant affects 140 workers seeking higher wages. a former inmate described as refined arrives at Penitentiary. Alexander Cain’s death and trial are noted. a shooting with a fatal self-inflicted wound involves Hardcastle. endowment pledges for Ohio Wesleyan University are announced. veterans parade activity continues in Newark. Ohio women gain voting access in primaries. state fire department reorganizes with new district boundaries and two added districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fire Department
Columbus
John W. Zuber
Oltices
Toledo
Cleveland
Williams County Firebug
Controversial charges and notable deaths in brief
Leftholder Henry Chadbourne jumps contract with Indianapolis club and faces death penalty after conviction for firing an inhabited dwelling. Mite Lizele Haldeman, daughter of Colonel W Haldeman, editor of the Louisville Times, dies in Paris. Erie train wreck at Blaira unsettles passengers. Governor Hadley signs act banning interracial marriage in Midcourt. General Worsiam found killed near MardenMiss. Lee Philips, wealthy Eupora merchant, killed by husband upon return from neighbor. David Moylan of Cleveland, arms lost in yard accident, gains admission to Ohio Supreme Court practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chadbourne
Indianapolis American Newociation Club
Steve Colored
Aiken
Mite
Lizele Haldeman
W. HB. Haldeman
Loulaville
Fleming Convicted For Grand Larceny In Wrestling Scam
William F. Fleming, of Cleveland, was found guilty of grand larceny for engineering a fake wrestling match that drew a $1,000 wager from W. J. Springborn, service director of Ohio land. He was sentenced to Michigan City prison for one to 14 years and taken there today. A disturbance occurred as Springborn left the courtroom when a Wrowned fan assaulted him and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Booth Bend
Tod
William F. Fleming
W. J. Springborn
Ohland
Fleming
Michigan City
Springhorn
Inspector to Aid Probe of Packing House Fraud
Dispatched officials from St Louis will assist in investigating alleged misconduct at a Fremont packing house. The inspector, along with Dr. Steddom of Agriculture, arrived to join the inquiry and review charges filed against meat inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louws
Jamea
St. Louis
Fremont
St. Lawre
Steddom
Agricul
Loaty
Message On Tariff Reform Divides Senate Over Tax Powers
President Taft urged a tax on corporation earnings and constitutional amendments to shield court powers. Senate debated income tax plans, with party lines drawn. Finance committee amendments on Philippine goods admitted after several votes down. Foster warned free Philippine sugar harms domestic production. Burton opposed pure zinc tax. debate highlighted differences on corporate taxation and revenue schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Burton
Wartiington
Taft
Senate
Gore
Holley
Fiance
Foster
Louisiana
United States
Gian Aldrich
Heyburn
Guggenheim
Nursing Mothers and Overburdened Women Restore Vitality
A vintage tonic claims to aid nursing mothers and overburdened women by restoring vigor after overwork and childbirth. It advertises strength, relief from monthly distress, headaches, stomach upset, dizziness, and pelvic weaknesses, touting a proprietary formula.
McGraw Chastises Player Near Cincinnati On Road Trip
New York Nationale manager McGraw reprimanded Raymond during a rough trip from Cincinnati to New York. He said Raymond displayed inappropriate conduct on the trot and avoided a fine, while Raymond claimed he was assaulted after McGraw jumped him and choked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Nationale
Raymond
Pittsburg
Jago 17
Jyh Metraw
New York Nationalts
Bugs" Riggrodhd
Cincinnati
Ely
McGraw
Saya
Heinze Brothers Plead Guilty To Conspiracy Indictment
New York June 17 F Augustus Heinze Arthur P Heinze and Carlen Worfeld former United Copper director pleaded not guilty then conspiracy in obstructing the administration by spirited away the books of United Copper. District Attorney Wise said they may move to quash on Monday and their plea was entered with leave to withdraw by Friday while held on $2,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. Augustus Heinge
Ie Heotier
Arthur P. Helnee
Carlen Worfeld
Thm United Copper Company
Ant Musity
United Copper
Augustub Heinze
Uacke
Jary
Wise
le Pote
Tell
Casa Ob
Talon
Kohler Golden Rule system stirs chiefs at Cleveland talk
Police chiefs heated by a Cleveland paper read by Ciel Fred Kohler describing a Golden Rule method and calls by Kohler supporters to back a city revolution in policy. The session drew two hours of debate as bitterness was feared if a vote occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ciel Fred Kohler
Kohler
Har Biony
Dayton Honors Wright Aerial Artists Parade and Medals Event
Dayton holds a two day celebration for Wilbur and Orville Wright with daytime and nighttime parades through streets, a river pyrotechnic display on the Miami, and a ceremonial honors program. Governor Harmon and General James Allen will present state and congressional medals tomorrow to the Wright brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Miami River
Harmon
Alien
Dayton
Taylan
Wilbur
Grete Wright
Jonathan Dayton
Minit
Wrieht Brothers
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Congress
James Allen
French Financiers Fight Steel Shares
Paris, June 17. Negotiations to list United States Steel common stock faced strong opposition from French financiers. Papers denounced the raid on French savings and criticized the government for concessions during the tariff dispute. Interest groups pressed objections, delaying final approval as authorities weigh concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Fineal
Ten Thousand Steel and Tin Workers Reject Open Shop
Ten thousand skilled workers from the Amalgamated Association of Sheet Steel and Tin Workers, employed by the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co, plan to quit at midnight June 20 as the open shop policy takes effect. Most plants in Pittsburgh districts will be affected, with strikes spanning several mills across Ohio and nearby states, totaling over one hundred plants in the tin and sheet steel trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Tran, Steel and Tin Workers
American Bheet and Tin Plate Company
Herries
Pitteburg
American
United States Steel
Ohio
Perry
Bridgeport
Cambridge
Woman stenographer in Kansas City jury case
Annie Loy Owen, stenographer in the police investigation, was arrested while working. Her notes, detailing witness testimonies, were stolen by the assailant. Owen was found unconscious and has recovered enough to provide a full account of the incident. Value details appear corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Annie Loy Owen
McRod
Minn Owen
Denver Golfers Win Tom Morris Memorial Trophy
Denver Country Club led the Western Golf Association event with a score 10 down on par. Armandale Country Club and Inverness Club followed, with scores 17 down and 22 respectively, as other clubs from Memphis, Exmoor, and Oakhurst posted 23, 26, and 36.
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Bown
Tom Morrie Chirag
Fem
Denver Country Club
Denver
Colo
Pice
Western Golf Association
Denver Rerd
Armandale Country Club
Fauadend
Cal
Inverness Club
Toledo
Jed
Harold Webber
Memphis (Tenn
Exmoor Club
Nand Park
Oakenout Club
Pitteburg
Dame Rumor Busy With Miss Elkins In Europe Visit
Washington June 17 Senator El Kite Inigra says his daughter Mike Katherine will travel to Europe with her mother when hot weather begins to ease. The Duke of the Abraxas is reportedly involved in mountain exploration and may not return to Europe during their stay. Also includes a humorous exchange about a shade of blue called London milk and a satirical anecdote about an oriental mind and a Chinese monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
el Kite Inigra
Amegestion
Mike Katherine
Europe
Abraxas
Airope
London
Frederick, Lian
Isham
Baron von Kettler
Aud
Venetian Coffee Houses and Their Early History
The text traces coffee’s arrival in Europe via Venice in the late 16th century, noting Morontol’s 1585 account of Turks sipping cavee and a 1601 Venetian doctor introducing Egyptian beans. It describes coffeehouses where patrons settled annual bills, and mentions the early price of a cup and the cultural spread within Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Venice
Morontol
Egypt
Teot
Shane
TIME CARDS FOR HUCKING VALLEY AND CINCINNATI DIVISIONS
Local timetable lists daily and Sunday service details for routes from Huck ing Valley to Marion and Lima with limited connections. Eastern and western lines show first and last trains, mid day gaps, and holiday adjustments including Columbus Marion service and electric north Oak routes with Bucyrus connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucking Valley
Hocking Valley bulletin presents broad excursion listings
A bulleted notice lists numerous Sunday and daily excursions from Hocking Valley to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jackson Toledo and intermediate points. It covers summer tours federal and fraternal group outings including G A R encampments Knights of St John and various religious and educational events with detailed dates and contact note for L Nebergall Aut H Ky Marion Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Detroit
Pomeroy
Jackeson
Toledo
Dune
Wocatera
Stan Ja
Newark
United States
Canada
New York
Daly
Knights of St
Cedar Point
Lake Chautauqua
National Educational Asociation
Denver
Cal
Christian Endeavor Union
Kenton
Elk's Reunion
Los Angeles
National Gymnastic Union
Clueiapall
Pacific Goget
Fae West
L. Nebergall
Marion
Otto
Brazil's President at Rio Refers To Sudden Move
In Rio de Janeiro on June 14, reports say President Juliue Wb fonso Mureira Potion, president at Draell, is gravely ill and the hostile forces have been moved to the capital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio
Janieiro
Juliue Wbfonso Mureira Potion
Draell
le Gravely WL
Auai
Thucpal
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Re Av
Carpenter
Eftorte
Mil Honsire
Castie Gould
Mistre
Sute de Ent
Ver Petwels
Venezuela
Deperaaent of Justice
Ei Ate
Scott
Buckeye
Onnib OG
Sebring Brothers
Plante
Broll
Pen
Columban
Alexander Cainto
Somerset
Alexander Cain
Alec” Cain
Wellington
Thirial
Cain
Department of Juation
National Capital
State Senate
Killa Landindy
Kaward Mordecotle
Wind
Mra
Maggie Miller
George
Hardcastle
Miller
Wesleyan
Delaware
L. White
D. & Gray
Hashford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Milestone
Xenia
Wooster
Ion Mpment
Old Guard
Primarion
School Board
Denmar
Thompson
Harms
Messace
Borat
Jeter
Benator Batley
Progressives
Pat
Messia
Borah
Hilaton
Camnmlis
Laoilette
Ayer
Worna
Heinze Brothers Plead
Jone & Laughlin Bieel Company
Farmar
Andrew Motormick
Stock Exchange
Owasso
Wintow
Ammann
Miss Elkins
Bellandt
Chicago
Lima
Rane
Huntington
Eruz
Boothwhla
Dennsylvania North
G. D. & M. Blrotrig Bouth
Cara
Columbua
U, M
Electhic
North
Cara Jeave
Bucyrus
Booth
Bucyrias
Chichester
EYE
Hottay Popham
Olen Wang Feld Ail Powilive Bette
Eit Williams
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