Divorce case links Dustin Farnum to Mrs Gould party
In New York a defense flow of testimony in the Gould separation case centers on Dustin Farnum the Virginian star. Chauffeur John Flynn and hotel staff described Mrs Gould entertaining Farnum at the Academy of Music and later encounters at the Somerset and St Regis. Witnesses testified to Mrs Gould's remarks and Farnum’s appearances on the fourteenth floor of hotels in Philadelphia and other locations.
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New York
Cleminane Gould
Howard Gould
Dustin Ferpum
Joan HM. Kimball
Mould
Halijah Sells
Ceulde
Academy of Music
Doe UN Farnum
Mra. Gould
Witnens
John Flynn
Parnum
Mr. Gould
Gould
Bellevue Brratford
Dustin Farnum
Play Fox
Philadelphia
Farnum
Buckeye Briefs of Interest to People in Ohio
Dayton reports of Johnny Trapp a 12 year old drowning in the Mad River while fishing near the dawn point. A Dow tax ruling in Cincinnati holds it not a lien on real estate used for saloon business when the owner cannot pay. Governor Harmon presides at a Cincinnati Democratic banquet to discuss municipal election strategy. Balloon journey from Dayton to Cincinnati loses steering but lands safely near Batavia after partial travel by balloon and trolley.
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Dayton
Johnny Trapp
War
Mad River
Dow Law
Cihietanatl
William J. Ditkwon
The
Common Pleas Court
Harmon
Cincinnati
Dane
Grand Hotel
Jud
von Harmon
Probes Fair Board Under Governor Harmon Probe
Governor Harmon orders a probe of the state board of agriculture with an expert examining the board’s books back to 1504. Special examiner F K McKe e n from the state treasurer’s office is, placed on the case to check finances and depositary law compliance.
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Harmon
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
F. K. McKeen
Agricultural Board
McKeen
Creamer
Treasury
Balloon Accident Kills Russian Count and Injures Four
In St Petersburg on June 1 a balloon accident killed Court Chamberlain Palstein and seriously injured his wife. Captain Korte survived with a broken leg while Count Rostofft suffered severe contortions. The craft drifted near the city at about a mile altitude as Count Rostofft accidentally pulled the rip cord.
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St Petersburg
Palstein
Wannowakl
Korte
Court Chamber
Init Palitgin
Count Rostofteef
Rostoftteett
M. Palitzin
Korhe
Count Rostofft
Turnerbund Opens Gymnastic Meet in Cincinnati
The North American Gymnastic union meet opens in Cincinnati and runs through June 27. Carthage fair grounds host the event with an athletic field decorated by electric displays as thousands visit. Also, James I. McCormick is accused in Chicago of passing several worthless checks tied to his father, Chancellor S. B. McCormick.
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Cincinnati
North American Gymnastic Union
Turnerbund
Carthage Fair
Chicago
James I. McCormick
B. McCormick
Western University of Pittsure
Joe Matson Wins in Chalmer Detroit Car Victory
Joseph Matson drove a Chalmer Detroit Blue Bird to first place in the Western Vanderbilt race at Crown Point Indiana on June 19. The 282.74 mile event attracted 15 rivals with Matson leading the field.
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Chalmer Detroit
Vanderbilt
Crown Point
Ind
Pieat Honnrs
Joseph Matson
Chalmers-Merrett
Matson
Locomobile
Robertson
Marlon
Moroon
Murder Shrouds Granddaughter of General Sigel in New York
Elizabeth Sigel granddaughter of the famed Civil War hero is found murdered in the Tenderloin above a chop suey house. The body is in a trunk with red rope and torn clothing. jewelry and an Elsie note tie to her disappearance on June 10. Three Chinese witnesses are in custody while a suspect Loong Loo Lin alias William H. H. Lion is sought.
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New York
Elizabeth Sigel
Paul Sigel
Lue Trious Franke Sigel
Elsie
Frine Sigel
Ernie Blol
Loong Loo Lin
William HH
Lion
Play Ball At Night Electric Light Game In Cincinnati
Baseball by electric light at the Cincinnati league grounds drew 4500 spectators. President Herrmann of the national baseball commission called it a great success. Manager Clark Griffith and authorities endorsed it. Cincinnati Lodge No 6 and Newport Lodge 273 supplied rival teams. Cincinnati won 6 to 5.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Intercollegiate Rifle Match For Parene Trophy
The Intercollegiate rifle contest for the Parene Trophy will be decided at the New Jersey state range. Six-man teams from colleges with degree programs may compete for the trophy now held by George Washington University. Princeton won the championship in 1905 and GWU in 1906 and 1908.
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Ben Girt
N. J
George Washington University
New Jersey
Princeton
George Washington, Ig
Dean's Kidney Pills Adverts Induce Marion Claim
An Ohio reader from Marion testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills, touted in October notices, relieved frequent urination and back pain. The ad claims the remedy eliminates the trouble and offers pills for 60 cents, with Foster, Armbruster Co. listed as Buffalo agents for the U.S. market.
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Marion
Waterloo Street
Ohio
Lamy
Dean
Focal Papers
Foster Aslburn Co
Buffalo
York
Warble for Prizes Graatent Ever Held Aine Tonight
New York tonight Madison Square Garden opens a four day music festival, featuring a 4000 strong male chorus and a 100 piece orchestra. A prize for best singing is donated by Emperor William with American glee clubs invited to compete. President Taft and Governor Hughes are among attendees. two judges are Germans appointed by the Emperor.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Aimerica
United States
William
America
Taft
Hughes
Urges Republicans to Stand by Taft in Tax Clash
Concord Alabama June 19 William E. Chandler former U S senator and ex secretary of the navy released a signed public statement urging progressive Republicans to back President Taft on the income tax and corporation tax. Chandler argues the malefactors of wealth will denounce leaders they thought they could control and calls Republicans to uphold the president as plutocrats desert him.
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Concord
N. AL
William E. Chandler
United States
Navy
Taft
Chandler
Poisoned Candy Suspected in Williamsport Bride Death
Albert Munro and his bride of a week were found dead in their room in Williamsport Pennsylvania. A partially filled box of chocolates lay on a dresser. No signs of violence were visible and investigators suspect poisoned candy. The couple wore night clothes with gas burning brightly, suggesting they were overcome before bed. Munro was reportedly intoxicated earlier, making a suicide theory unlikely.
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Williamsport
Albert Munro
Munro
Wickersham Son Married at Far Rockaway
Cornelia Wendell Wickersham son of the attorney general united with Rosalie Neilson Hinckley at Far Rockaway. The ceremony was led by Rev W H Netlaon, with Attorney General Wickersham and Mrs. Wickersham present. Messages of congratulations came from President Taft and cabinet members.
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Wickersham
Long Island
New York
Cornelia Wendell Wickersham
United States
Far Rockaway
Rosalie Neilson Hinckley
Samuel Parker Hinckley
Lawrence
N.Y
W. H. Netlaon
Mrs. Wickersham
Taft
Death recalls longtime Wayne County Democrat leader
Captain Lemuel Jeffries longtime local chief of the Wayne County Democrat dies at his Wooster home after 60 years in the party. A four year old Athens girl dies in an automobile garage explosion. A Lorain County farmer leaves a note about jumping into Lake Erie. Emma Kaufman is convicted of assault and battery in a servant girl murder case and fined $100. An engineer and several passengers are injured in a Chicago and Northwestern wreck near Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
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Lemuel Jeffries
Dhief
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster
Charles Edmundson
Athens
John Holzhauer
Lorata
Lake Erie
Mra
Emma Kaufman
Flandreag
Thomas McDonald
Chicago & Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Win
High Sheriff Accused in Burglary Case
Attorney Fortrikere charges High Sheriff William Jy with burglary related to the strike linked upheaval. Manon Prowse for the Planters' association, joined by Kinney, alleges theft of papers from the radical Japanese paper and Sage, implying a conspiracy among leaders.
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Fortrikere
Honalula
Joaenh Lightfoot
Acotm
Ageinet High Sherif
William Jy
William A. Kinney
Manon Prowse
Planters’ Association
Senate Raises Duty on Paper in Tariff Debate
Washington June 19 The Senate backed by 4 to 32 votes the Finance Committee plan to raise print paper duty to 4.8 a ton from 2, while other wood pulp and print paper amendments await action. Bailey and Cummins pressed for tax schedule votes, while discussion tied to the Denver platform and Democratic unity. Taft received many congratulatory messages following the earnings tax and constitutional income tax proposals.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Aldrich
Bailey
Cummins
John K E. Lamb
Indiana
Denver
Daniel
Virginia
Simmons
North Carolina
Hughes
Colorado
Bryan
Hiecemarke
Hughen
Geprain Ralt Road Company Firemen Dispute
A dispute between the Geprain Ralt Road Company and its firemen is reported with uncertainty about whether the bishop will serve. The article hints at potential personnel changes and religious involvement in the resolution.
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Geprain Ralt Road Company
Wrights Speak Boldly On Flight Ambitions
Wilbur Wright breaks reticence in Dayton remarks before leaving for Washington and Fort Myer to resume work on the aeroplane after last fall’s fatal accident. He compares inventors to poets and urges public support if needs are clearly shown, saying Americans will act instantly.
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Dayton
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Washington
Fort Myer
America
Mob Drives Bishop and Priests From Ulysses Church
In Ulysses Nebraska on June 19 a mob of about 200 forced Right Rev Bonacum and Fathers O'Brien and Kline to leave town while they intended to formalize the transfer of Poshexnon to the church. Father Murphy urged restraint but threats continued as the group walked north toward David City. Separately Milwaukee reports Columbus Convention slated for 1910 with date flexible to align with National Charities and Corrections society meeting in St Louis for delegates to attend both events.
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Ulysses
Neb
Bonacum
Lincoln
Father O'Brien
Seward
Father Kline
Brainard
Father Murphy
Honnecum
Father Kilne
David City
Columbus Gate
Milwaukee
National Children’s, Home Society
Columbus
National Charities and Corrections Society
St. Louis
Defeated Pastor Boasts Baptists Defeated
Chicago June 19 Rev Johnalon Myers pastor of Immanuel Baptist church resigned as president and superintendent of the Baptist executive council after criticism over his role in the effort to oust Professor Foster from the University of Chicago. At a conference Foster won the fight. Myers submitted and resigned, vowing to continue his battle against Foster.
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Chicago
Mght
George Burnham
University of Chicago
Baptist Ministry
Proteasor Foster
Johnalon Myera
Immanuel Baptist Church
Thin City
Baptist Executive Council
Baptist Mints
Foster
Mr. Myers
Rev. Myers
Train Conductor Replies About Stopping at Small Stations
A fragmented exchange questions whether passenger trains still stop at small stations along the line. The conductor notes that stops are edited in the timetable and mentions the railway company’s accommodation practices.
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Huh
Conduror
Fiat
Fem
Bud Word ‘Accomodation
Sulghet Lad
Alitle
Wanlifogton Bar
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Probes Fair Board
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Arn Hughes
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