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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1907

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Detective Peabody and McLaughlin Tangle Over Gould Case

The Gould domestic case widens as Detective Peabody and Inspector McLaughlin confess to private inquiries into Mrs Katharine Clemmons Gould. Delancey Nicoll Howard Gould's attorney says McLaughlin first suggested the possibility of a prior marriage. The probe, ordered by Commissioner Bingham, sought to prove Mrs Gould a bigamist, with Baltimore and Washington papers cited in testimony and telegrams exchanged between Baltimore, Washington, and New York.

de Lancey Nicoll Howard Gould McLaughlin Katherie Clemmons Washington Post New York Bingham Hanson Bar Association McLaughlin Peabody Melaughlin Washington Reagan Peabody Baltimore Dawson Lonsdale

Detective Links Hawley Case to Bigamy Inquiry

Mr. Nicoll told police that he could locate a man sure of Mrs. Gould having another husband. He met with McLaughlin in the detective bureau where they discussed the matter. Nicoll did not deny Hawley was brought to his office but said the former detective head believed bigamy had been committed.

McLaughlin Lieut Peabody Silly Gould Nicol Hanson MacLaushlin Bill” Hawley Howard Gould

No Trace Of Missing Boy In Delaware Creek Case

Wilmington Delaware May 23 No trace has been found of Francis Malloy four year old son of James Malloy of 1402 French Street who disappeared Tuesday evening The Brandywine Creek has been dragged in hopes he drowned He was last seen by Clarence Willy seven standing on the People's Railway bridge throwing stones into the creek Grappling resumed today with no body recovered A general search will be made Mrs Malloy fears kidnapping as he was seen with a strange Italian on the bridge Police believe he fell into the creek when he left home He wore a dark blue flannel bloomer suit with black shoes stockings had long light curls and blue eyes

Wilmington Del Francis Malloy James Maloy Brandywine Clarence Willy People’s

Balloonists in Peril as Centaur Flight Fails

Samuel Frothingham of New York and Lenox cottagers planned ascent in the Centaur balloon from Aerofield Pittsfield. Wife objections, heavy gear, and strong winds caused postponement and a near disaster as the car swung toward trees by the Housatonic River. Stevens and Markoe escaped to land, aid from farmers helped them down, balloon badly damaged and likely unreparable.

Samuel Frothingham New York Metcalf Washington Post Pittsfield Mass Lenox Leo Stevens Harry Frothingham Navy Fred H White White Massachusetts Housatonic River Stevens Springfield Holcomb Hill Middlefield Sevens Markoe

Mansfield Suffers Relapse After Voyage Illness

Richard Mansfield, who came to recuperate in London, has suffered a relapse and doctors ordered his removal to a quiet Brighton hotel by the sea. Felix Mansfield, his brother, said the voyage did not help and he grew weaker after leaving New York.

Washington Post London Richard Mansfield Brighton Felix Mansfield Richard New York

Ammonia Tank Explosion Kills Five in Chicago Warerooms

An ammonia tank blast at an Armour Company warehouse in Chicago killed five workers and left about twenty others overcome by fumes. All victims and most injured were foreigners. Fire and rescue efforts followed the explosion, with bodies recovered after hours.

Chicago Armour Company

Death of Amelia Steffelt Stirs Elmhurst Hunt for Slayer

Police in New York pursued leads after 15 year old Amelia Steffelt was found murdered while picking dandelions in an Elmhurst field. Henry Becker, 21, was arrested on suspicion, admitting presence near the scene and a prior attack. investigators weigh multiple corroborating and inconsistent details as a citywide manhunt unfolds amid public outrage.

New York Amelia Steffelt Henry Becker Slim Crews Washington Post McCafferty Amelia Staffeldt Elmhurst S. 1 Becker East Thirteenth Street Manhattan Steinert Emily Simonson Vher

Tragic Death Grips Town as Mother Mourns Amy

A brutal fatal assault on a young woman named Amy ends with her death. The community grapples with shock as the mother, Mrs Staffeldt, is prostrated and the grieving father also overwhelmed. The mother laments loss of faith and sweetness of Amy, who had no enemies and lived for others.

Mary Staffeldt

Attack on Methuselah Age Sparks University Debate

Chicago May 1907 Professor Frederick Starr head of the University of Chicago anthropology department challenged biblical ages arguing Methuselah did not live 969 years and that figures for Saul, David, and Solomon reigning forty years each are doubtful. He told his class science casts doubt on venerable biblical lifespans.

Washington Post Methuselah Frederick Starr University of Chicago Saul David Solomon

Porters In Carlisle Slaying Sparks Manhunt After Ball Incident

In Carlisle South Carolina Arthur Davis a Black Pullman porter on the Southern Railway between here and Jacksonville struck Clawrice Gist son of Mayor W H Gist of Carlisle at a ball game. Gist had detained a Black man for causing a disturbance and this evening Gist was attacked four times at the guard house. A posse pursues the assailant who may face mob violence if captured.

Carlisle S.C Washington Post Charlotte Arthur Davis Southern Here Jacksonville Fla Clawrice Gist W H Gist Gist Davis Sto

Resent Affront to Wives Prompts Navy Inquiry

Prominent Washington figures probe alleged etiquette breach after two New York women invited to a West Point dance aboard torpedo boats sparked conflict between naval and army circles. Husbands press for a formal explanation while officers face possible charges. a navy court cleared Lieut Reece and Dr Schwerin, with War Department involvement sought to resolve the dispute.

Army Navy Bob” Evans Heet New York West Monroe Archibald S. White Charles K. Thorn Old Point Comfort Hanis Pendleton FL E Harrison Reece Schwerin Washington War Department Evans Thorn White M White Navy Department Archibald & White National Salt Company Columbia Gas and Electric Company Charles BE Baltimore Penn- Bucs Hallroad Congressional Limited

Wife-Dear, Husband Ordered Home After Jail Talk

New York magistrate hears case of Katherine Bielik charging husband Joseph with abandonment and abuse. Katherine beats him sporadically, Joseph claims he sleeps under the bed and is fed poorly. Magistrate Finn names terms, Bielik to pay $6 weekly. Katherine agrees to take him home after a brief chance for reconciliation.

Washington Post New York Joseph Bielik Finn Yorkville Katherine Joseph East Party-eighth Street Bielik

Boeck Eluded Police in Asia Bound Jewelry Scams

J Edward Boeck, dubbed the cleverest jewelry salesman, used duplicity while posing as a commercial agent for the Chinese government and allied with high society. He allegedly swindled about three quarters of a million, targeting Sol Guggenheim and J P Morgan clients. Grand jury indictments and a nationwide manhunt follow as detectives track him from Broadway to Seattle and beyond.

Washington Post Sear Yorks J. Edward Boeck Boeck Republican Club Broadway Sol Guggenheim Guggenheim Haa Seattle Vancouver Pacific China Prince Pu Lun St. Loms Fair Guggenheim Robert Guggenheim Dayton Marsellus, Jitt & Co 170 Broadway

Roosevelt Attacks Back as Dr Long Defies Criticism

Stamford Connecticut May 23 1907 Special to The Washington Post Rev Dr William J Long rebukes President Theodore Roosevelt for attacking authors of animal stories His public letter from Stamford says Roosevelt used his high office to injure him and vows to respond with proofs and a fair defense The exchange centers on Longs humane view and Roosevelts controversial magazine remarks about nature books and hunting virtues

Stamford Conn Willam J Long Washington Dispatch Roosevelt Long Dr. Long Theodore Roosevelt Washington William J Long Dune Willam ! Long Dr Leng Franting Roosevelt Clamed

Cassilly Cook Chosen Receiver for Capt Williams Properties

Creditors meeting at Cassilly Cook’s law offices on Wall Street selected the New York firm to recommend appointing a receiver for Capt William P Williams properties. The case covers the Manhattan Long Island Railroad Company and related electric light concerns with bonds and rights of way valued high, as creditors seek control amid his financial downfall.

Cassilly Cook Capt Williams Washington Post New York Washington William P Williams Wall Street Long Island Railroad Capt. Williams Manhattan- Long Island Railroad Company Central Long Island Electric Light and Ratirona Company Isaus Capt. Wiliams New Emnegland Cassidy Cook

Silver theft rumor shocks Norfolk society

The Duke of the Abruzzi filed a report with Gen Grant seeking recovery of silver and gold taken from his apartments by guests at a reception aboard the flagship Varese in Hampton Roads on May 18. Grant has discussed the matter with secret service. some women reportedly boasted of the silverware. Federal authorities may time a return of the Italian fleet on June 10 to retrieve the valuables.

Washington Post Norfolk Gen Grant Varese Hampton Roads

Alfonso decorates heir with Cross of Pelayo

King Alfonso bestowed the Cross of Pelayo on the Prince of Asturias at the royal palace. The ceremony was witnessed by the royal family, cabinet members, and Spain's grandees.

Washington Fost Madnd Prince of Asturias Pelayo Alfonso Spain

Scandal in the Army Over Insurbordination Charges

An unofficial report links a Philippine mutiny scandal to Capt McNally of the Eighth Cavalry and four other captains accused of insubordination. Arrests followed orders by Lieut Col Ayres with the five officers confined at Fort Robinson and Fort Niobrara. The case reportedly arose from an interception row in Luzon. details remain unclear as papers move to Washington.

States Cavalry Elgct United States Philippines Ayies Woundelles Fotts Robinson Niobrara War Department McNally Eighth Cavalry Luzon Wir Department of Luzon Washington Secretary of War McNaily Ayres Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Walla Walla Wash Digath Cavalry Manila Pershing Pulippines Col Ayres Weston Department of the Luzon Department

Changed Vote Lost Job In Wisconsin Postmaster Case

In Marshfield Wisconsin May 3 a vote switch tied to a postmaster removal is reported. Goldsworthy, pledged to vote for Hatten and later for Senator, was removed from the Vesper postmaster role. Emm Carl was appointed in his stead amid La Follette influence and political maneuvering.

Wisconsin Hatten Nedal Warhireton Wis Stephenson C R Goldsworthy Wis Hatter Goldsworthy Vesper Lask Fall Gex Connor Jiatcon Emm Carl la Follette

Subsurface boat tests by naval trial board at Narragansett Bay

Newport Rhode Island May naval trial board tested a Berger subsurface boat with three runs over the measured mile course in Narragansett Bay. First run time 6 43 equates 93 knots per hour. Second run 659 against the tide shows 1 559 speed. Third run 640 speed with title. Mean speed 78. Bank deposits earn interest at Union Trust Co. 1414 First Street deposits subject to check.

Newport Naval Trial Board Narragansett Bay Bank Sarnaces Banking Dept. of Union Trust Co

Plan Ohio Contest Hear Longworth Report

Ohio politics discussed at the White House with Representative Nicholas Longworth detailing conditions. Taft opposes a compromise on endorsement while Knox gains traction as part of an anti administration effort.

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