Goulds consider counter suit to avoid alimony
New York June 10 Howard Gould weighs a counter suit for separation to thwart a possible 250000 annual alimony claim by his wife. He would settle support at around 100000 yearly but rejects any quarter million demand as extravagance and cites his wife’s conduct as grounds. He may proceed if the other side insists on the high alimony, seeking relief from marital strife and potential humiliation.
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Washington Post
New York
Howard Gould
Mr. Gould
Gould
Gould case debate over bill of complaint in Supreme Court
Lancey Nicol for Howard Gould and Clarence J. Shearn for Mrs. Gould argued before Justice McCall on a motion by Mr. Mewit to strike three sins from Mrs. Gould's bill of complaint. A decision was expected within days as the case promised further revelations beyond what has been revealed.
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Beth
Lancey Nicol
Howard Gould
Clarence J. Shearn
Supreme Court
McCall
Miewit
Gould
Girl helped gang steal in Cleveland case
Beasle Metzdorf, seventeen, confessed to police that she aided her husband Otto Metzdorf and his gang in looting fashionable East End homes. She wore boys clothes for the transom work and helped with the rest of the thefts, many cases yielding only money as loot. The gang moved often and even traveled to Chicago Buffalo and Detroit to avoid arrest. The spree ended after the robbery of Samuel Aubrey jewelry store on Broadway. Police found part of the stolen jewelry at the couple's home on Hamilton Avenue northeast. Arrests followed including Harry Scott alias Al Watkins of Chicago and Mrs Nettie Tucker mother of the girl charged with receiving stolen property.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Beasle. Metzdorf
Otto Metzdorf
East End
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
Samuel Aubrey
Broadway
Hamilton Mavenue
Harry Scott
al Watkins
Pendergast
Nettie Tucker
Tednth Atreat
Aubley
Moors Trip to Mexico Aims at Friendship Not Politics
Ambassador Creel announces Secretary Root will visit Mexico in August or September to foster friendship and commercial ties with Spanish-speaking nations. The trip has no political aims or pending negotiations, though it signals closer US-Mexico relations. Root leaves Washington June 21 for Utica summer, then proceeds to Mexico. Mexico City states Root will be Mexico’s guest, with no political agenda. Central American politics will not be discussed. American colony prepared to host and support a broad, commemorative protest and welcome.
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Mr. Root
Root refuses request from Philadelphia Baptist ministers
Secretary of State Root's letter stating the department cannot forward the ministers' resolutions urging the French government to take a stance toward the Vatican was read at a Baptist ministers meeting in Philadelphia. The part cited says the action would infringe on international etiquette, and the motion to send the resolutions to the French Ambassador was defeated.
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Philadelphia
Root
Health Office Record Notices Near June Dates
Health office notes released June 8 and June 9 list numerous names with ages and addresses from various wards. Entries include Annie Clegett 47, Milton Kern 65, Matilda Holman 1, and infant entries from Henry and Lizzy Jones and Eva and Rudolph Jones, among others, with hospitals and addresses across the district.
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Annie V. Clegett
St. Sw
Robert
A. Mermion
Matilda Holman
Plerea Place
William Harris
Meaggie Lingold
Franklin St
Alfred Rolling
Jennie Martin
L St
Harriet Price
Giles Jackson
Maine Ave
Lary Hartman
Montha
Ith St
Henry
Lizzng Jones
John
Cornelia Campbell
Columbia
Eva
Rudolph Jones
Phillips -Court
Mathilde Philippt
Cora van Tassel
Pa. Ave
Mary Jane Downey
Julia E. Nichols
John B. Scott
Myrtle
Margaret Meehan
Thankful H. Hale
Annie Wiepking
Ui St
Ralph Daly
William ©. Callahan
John and Grace Schaffer
Ellen Beastly
R. Lave
Frank Woodard
Malinda Hayes
TR Weshington
Asylum
Licensed to Marry A Patchwork of Names in Virginia
Reader notices list a string of couples and witnesses with ages and initials. The fragmentary OCR cites M. Palen and Virginia Stoffman, 33, of Wise County, Rev. E Hex, Fischel 23, Daniels 28, Rev. J C Malion 42, Carroll Jomsph Sullivan and Jolla Burke 19, Roberta Hodges, and George W Pinkerton 33, with Rev. W P Gibbons and Edward Davis 3% among others in a scattered marriage licensing notice.
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M. Palen
Virginia M Stoffman
E. Hexiene
Lutiovletoua
M. Fischel
Bensig
Poole Seeks New Trial In Port Washington Murder Case
Grover Cleveland Poole, serving a life term for the murder of James O Hara, claims innocence in an affidavit blaming his sweetheart Gertrude O Hara. Lawyer Charles de Barbier will seek a new trial before the Appellate Division, contending new evidence and perjury altered the verdict.
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Washington: Post
New York
Grover Cleveland Poole
James O'Hara
Gertrude O'Hara
RTBF
Charles Ie Barbier
Supreme’ Court
Young Poole
Long Island
le Barbier
de Barbier
Poole
Sing Sing
Millionaire Bear Found Dead in Hotel Suite
Samuel J. Bear, sixty, a wealthy insurance broker and head of Samuel J. Bear & Co. at 25 Pine Street, was found dead by his son Joseph in a hotel suite at the Hotel Netherlands in New York. A preliminary doctor’s exam suggested poisoning but autopsy needed to confirm. Bear’s daughter had recently married Vogel Bros. clothiers. the family had stayed at the hotel while the couple traveled in Europe. Dr. Brown noted marks on Bear’s mouth indicating a strong drug.
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Bear
Milionaire
Joseph
Hotel Netherlands
Fifth Avenue
Fiftyninth Street
Samuel 3. Bear & Co
Pine Street
Mr. Vogel
Vogel Bros., Clothiers
Netherlands
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Dead girl identified in Los Angeles case at Evergreen Cemetery
In Los Angeles on June 10 the identity of a girl buried as Olga Miller in Evergreen Cemetery was confirmed by a photograph received from Frederick Beilstein Jr. The hotel landlady where Olga Miner had boarded testified the girl in the photo matched Olga Miller, and her son affirmed they are the same person.
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Los Angeles
Evergreen Cemetery
Olgy Miller
Bertha Bailstein
Frederick Beilstein, Jr
Landlday
Olga Miner
Olga Miller
Train wreckers threaten passenger train near Crescent
Bridgeport Ohio June 10 an attempt to wreck passenger train No 16 on the Baltimore and Ohio line occurred at Crescent as it neared the station with over 100 passengers aboard a spike was driven into the switch but the train had slowed and the attempt did not cause a disaster.
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Cleveland, Loraine and Wheeling
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
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Pee
San le Bar
Cleveland
Marry at Rockville in Virginia amid local festivities
Miss Ide DUford Tyrer aged twenty five and Charles Merritt Roscon aged thirty two were married at Rockville Virginia on June 10 in a ceremony attended by local residents and family members. The报道 notes the couple's origins from Richmond and mentions the town's involvement in the event.
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Specter
Rockville
Misa Ide Dufford Tyrer
Cherlés Merritt Roscon
Richmond
Uest
Resktilie
Plans for Central American federation discussed in Mexico
A Washington Post dispatch from New Orleans on June 10 reports Central American political maneuvering. Don Jose Gomez of Nicaragua and Envoy Eches-Berett depart for Mexico to attend talks on a federation formation under a Mexican protectorate. A conference in Washington may follow to address a federation plan amid juntas forming in five republics and rising opposition in Guatemala under President Cabrera.
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Washington Post
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Mexico
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Gomex
Nicaragua
Hay Néer
Gomes
Conaul Eches- Beretts
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Roosevelt
Managua
Paltea States
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Unii
Hea
Guatemala
Dent Cabrera
Widow Sues Stokes Over Child Support in Courtroom Drama
Special to The Washington Post from New York June 10. Mrs Lacey Randolph sues W E D Stokes millionaire owner of the Ansonia and eighty other Manhattan properties for 500 a month to support her five year old son. Court crowded as young widow eyes jurors, Stokes frowns and watches the panel. Judge Jaycox presiding. The boy, mother arrive with style, Stokes once married to a Mrs Judig. Four jurors chosen, session to resume tomorrow at 10.00 a.m. Mrs Mellia, wife of a Manhattan real estate broker, will testify for Mrs Randolph.
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Leedewetzke
Arthur Leedewetzke
Windle & Bayliss
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Burke
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Margaret
John O'Brien
Price
James E. Price
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Allen Monroe Shepard
Belover
Mida W. Shepard
New Orleans
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Thomas H. Thornburgh
Marella Thornburgh
Rhode Island Avenue
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Arlington
Washington Post
New York
Lacey M. Randolph
Ansonia
Manhattan
Jaycox
Supreme Court
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George Gordon Battle
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Misa
Dora H. Blakeley
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SAYS LAW HINDERS ROADS
New York June 10 former Illinois Central president Stuyvesant Fish warns against government rate fixing as a return to medieval practice. He says no one would fund railroad expansion in a new country at 6 percent unless capital secured by existing lines. He supports some regulation but opposes state or federal price controls on rail service.
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New York
United States
Stuyvesant Fish
Ilinois Central Railroad
Fish
Columbia University
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State Commerce Commission
Daughters of former president amid uncertain Oaxaca dispatch
Fragmentary dispatch from Oaxaca mentions the daughters of a former president and their uncertain status. The readable fragments suggest concern over their residence and safety without clear context or confirmation of details.
Nations Align for Hague Talks Across Europe and Japan
Reports from Madrid Vienna and Tokyo indicate Spain England and Austria Hungary align on armament limits while Japan signals cautious reserve. Germany Russia and Italy stance point to a coordinated balance of power ahead of the Hague conference with Japan expected to back Britain on key questions and act in harmony with allied policy.
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Senor Villa Urrung
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Germany
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Italy
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Tokyo
Hague
Ufe
Great Britain
Town of Parker in Fear as Saloon Burn Threats Rise
Parker Colorado June 10 guard patrols cover main street after an alleged attempt to burn L F Lambert saloon would endanger the town. A Friday shooting wounded two soldiers. Lambert escaped amid threats of revenge and a pursuit by deputies to Denver. Troops from Fort Logan keep order as residents fear further violence.
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Colo
L. F. Bai Bert
Fort Logan
Lambert
Denver
Supreme Court blocks assize court in Masi case
Rome June 10 The supreme court ruled the assize court incompetent to try former Minister Nunzio Masi who fled in 1905 with 500000 dollars from the state treasury and said he can be judged only by the Senate acting as a high court. This decision means Masi cannot clear himself before any court unless the Senate decides to impeach him, which is deemed unlikely.
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Supreme Court
Assize Court
Nunzio Masi
Signor Nasi
Senate
Signor Masi
Americans Must Register Under Paris Registration Law
Paris reports a July 1 effective law requiring American residents in France to register. The consulate is flooded with inquiries as lawyers clarify the status of American children born in France, creating a flurry among the American colony.
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Paris
France
Senate approves key insurance bill amendments in joint session
Albany report says the senate, 25 to 15, amended major life and accident insurance measures after a conference with Gov officials and representatives of policyholders. The modifications, urged by international policyholders, would allow agents to extend further options under the act.
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Albany
Senate
Vart- Hughes
International Policy ‘Holders’ Committee
Senatorhalon
Firemen The Incendiaries Volunteer Brigade
Berlin dispatch reports a long running case alleging a conspiracy among chief traders artisans and the burgomaster. Evidence suggests the volunteer fire brigade members started fires and then extinguished them to gain heroism and rewards.
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Berlin
Mayors Resign in France as Movement Spreads
News from Narbonne and Perpignan reports mayors and councils resigning amid a widespread civil movement led by Marcellin Albert. Crowds gathered as the Narbonne mayor lowered the French flag and a church tocsin sounded, signaling a protest that has not yet caused disorders.
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Narbonne
M. W Ferroul
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Marcellin Albert
Argeliers
Franca
Montpelier
Thig
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Aude
Ault
Pyrenees Orientals
Perpignan
Steamer Winri Arrives After Guayaquil Attack
The Winri, Captain Dent, reached Victoria after a 22 day voyage from Guayaquil. Dent and an American companion were attacked in a Guayaquil cafe by revolutionists. They drew revolvers and repelled the attackers with foreign help, the assailants retreating.
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Winri
Dent
Guayaquil
Amnesty bill shelved in lower house amid debates
In St. Petersburg on June 16 the amnesty bill, a major parliamentary peril, was brought up and shelved. A Constitutional Democratic motion to refer the matter to a committee for leniency consideration passed 260 to 165. The bill, favored by the group of reformists, would legislatively absolve revolutionists but exclude certain crimes.
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St. Petersburg
Toll
Torpedo Strikes Steamer Near Harbor Docking
A stray projectile hit a German steamer as she was docked for repairs, badly damaging her coal bunkers and leaking caustic contents. The vessel suffered extensive damage while undergoing maintenance at the port.
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Wang
Coaetin
Repal
Kaiser to Meet Czar Planned for Summer Trip
In a cryptic note, ser intends to meet the Czar during a summer journey. He hints at discussions and a secret plan but remains uncertain, mentioning Persia and a retreat with heavy losses as context for the meeting.
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Caer
Eleat
Rae
Persia
Cannon Speech at Guilford Banquet Ruled Suppressed
Raleigh dispatch names J N and O E Denhall who insist Cannon spoke for states rights and took the Southern view of the Negro at Guilford College alumni banquet. They deny the exact language was used while supporting the gist of the claim. The tale faces official denial as fabrication but coverage remains guarded by journalists present.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Lexington
Guilford College
J, N
O. EB. Mendenhall
North Carolina
G. Cannon
President Roosevelt to Leave Washington for Summer at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt will spend one more day in Washington before departing for Oyster Bay for the summer. He is to arrive at the White House from Jamestown this morning and will work in his office before a nearly four month absence. He plans to stay at Sagamore Hill until September 4 with a brief August 20 trip to Provincetown for the Mayflower celebration. He will attend the McKinley Memorial dedication in Canton, Ohio in September, then travel to Keokuk Iowa and descend the Mississippi River to Memphis aboard a Mississippi steamboat.
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Oyster Bay
White House
Jamestown
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Mass
Canton
Ohio
Tate
Keokuk
Iowa
Mississippi River
Memphis
Recount Bill Repassed After New York Mayoral Vote
Albany June 10 the assembly, by 82 to 17, repassed a bill by Assemblyman Prentice to require a judicial recount and recanvass of ballots from the mayoralty election of 196 in New York. The veto of Acting Mayor McGowan was overridden with little debate.
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Ax. x
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McGowan
New York
Prentice
New York City
Black Hand Demands 6000 Dollar Ransom
New Orleans on June 10 a letter signed by Black Hand demanded six thousand dollars in ransom for eight year old Walter Lamana son of an Italian undertaker. The boy vanished two days ago and police had failed to locate him.
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Walter Lamana
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