Extravagance charge list fuels Gould household dispute
A Washington Post report details how Howard Gould kept an itemized diary of wife Mrs. Goulds expenses, claiming lavish gifts and household costs from an annual 120000 allowance. The narrative cites diamonds, a castle estate, servants salaries, and gifts like a professor Mahaffy vase and a hunter horse, illustrating perceived stinginess amid their contentious court dispute.
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Washington Post
New York
de Lancey Nicoll
Gould
Howard
Castle Gould
St. Regis
Niagara
Mediterranean
Mrs Goulds Extravagance Account Across Goulds Paris Trip
The account details portray Mrs. Gould receiving cattle from Howard Gould, expensive dog shipments, and books sent to Mrs Frank Gould in Paris. It notes hotel stays, yacht parties, a Royston library purchase, and chemist charges, arguing against rumors of endless spending.
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Howard
Castle Gould
Frank Gould
Gould
Howard Gould
Paris
Mr. Gould
Lord Royston
Howard Goulds
May Vessel Registrations Reach 107 Ships Across U S Ports
During May the Commissioner of Navigation admitted 107 vessels to registry totaling 27,961 gross tons. Atlantic Gulf coasts produced 55 ships at 7,422 tons, Pacific coast 29 ships at 1,208 tons, and Great Lakes added eight vessels totaling 16,444 tons. Notable ships include Henry Phipps 7,240 tons, City of Cleveland 4,568 tons, and William B Davock 4,468 tons.
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United States
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Gulf Coasts
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Henry Phipps
West Bay City
Mich
Pittsburg Steamship Company
City of Cleveland
Wyandotte
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Y William _B. Davock
St. Clair
President Roosevelt Attends Grace Reformed Church
President Roosevelt attended the morning service at Grace Reformed Church yesterday and spent the afternoon horseback riding in the country. Roads were soggy and the air was raw. A large amount of routine business accumulated during his four days' absence in the West, though he did no work in his office yesterday.
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Roosevelt
Grace Reformed Church
Speakers and Participants in Washington Normal Commencements
An announcement lists presiding officers invocations and speakers for the 1900s Washington Normal and high schools commencements at multiple venues June 13 to June 18. Notable names include Admiral George W. Baird Rev. Father Buckey D. D. W. M. Hayes Dr. W. E Chancellor Rev. Wallace Radcliffe D. D. Rev. D. F. Rivers D. D. Rev. M O Wlure D. D. and Capt. James F. Oyster with diplomas by Mrs. J. R. Hill and others.
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McKinley Manual Training School
New National Theater
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Father Buckey
D. D
Secretary of Agriculture
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W. V. Cox
Board of Education
Street High School
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Wallace Radcliffe
W. E Chancellor
J. R. Hill
National Theater
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Abram Simon
William K. Andrews
Auditor of Treasury
James F. Oyster
Central
Eastern
Western
G Pierwe
E. E. Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Harry M. Clabaugh
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Social and personal on the seventh page wedding news
Miss Maris Carter of Washington and Mr John Coudin of New York quietly wed at 1613 P street north west in a small private ceremony with friends. The couple plan a honeymoon through the Northern States and will reside at 1902 Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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Social Gossip From Various Exchanges Headlines
Queen Victoria of Spain will leave childrearing to English standards with nurse Alice Mary Evans a Wolverhampton educated Catholic chosen by Princess Henry of Battenberg. Vienna women form a Ladies League to oppose dueling with Princess Therese as president. Social notices track weddings travels and aristocratic gatherings across Europe and New York.
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Baroness von Suttner
Prince Consort
England
Secretary Taft Returns to Washington with Mother
Secretary Taft arrived in Washington yesterday at noon accompanied by his mother Mrs Alphonse Taft of Cincinnati. She will be his guest in the city for a few days, joining him in the capital during the stay.
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Summer Camp Good Will Opens in Rock Creek Park
Preparations under way for Camp Good Will to begin its fourth summer serving twenty five children and mothers. Early facilities housed in barn and corn crib have been upgraded with tents for sleeping and a dining shade. Vacations extended to two weeks, sleep in tents with flooring, bathing facilities and improved roads planned with District cooperation. Public opening set for July 4 with the fifth party arriving July 1.
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