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DINNER AT THE GOULD MANSION; Police Had Disperse the Curious Crowd That Gathered.
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The Gould mansion, at 871 Fifth Avenue, was brilliantly lighted last night, and was a centre of attraction for a crowd of curious persons, who jostled each other in attempts to catch a glimpse or some member of the Gould or de Castellane families. So obtrusive did they become that they almost prevented the guests from alighting from their carriages. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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