Mayor Gaynor estate leaves two millions to heirs
The will of former New York mayor William J. Gaynor numbers a $2,000,000 estate. Two married daughters receive $1,000 each. two sons share two thirds, and three unmarried daughters share one seventh each. Trusts hold shares and income for minors and future generations. Rufus Gaynor receives a held trust with conditions, while Miss Mary Gaynor receives Utica property and income for life. The will favors unmarried daughters with delayed access and imposes forfeiture for contesting heirs.
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Taft Faces Move to Remove From Lincoln Commission
Washington dispatch says former President Taft arrived for a Lincoln Memorial Commission meeting to find resolution in Congress to remove him from the commission and disqualify him from its duties.
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German university expels abstinent students over beer jubilee
About 1,000 students at Griefewald University in rlefswald Germany were expelled for adhering to total abstinence during a jubilee beer event honoring Emperor William. The rector presided as abstainers protested. one was confined three days in the university dungeon. Additional protests led to further expulsions.
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Horseshoe Luck and Busy Markets Across Towns
A fragmentary tale notes Cody in Great Falls seeking Fort Peck drawing luck with an aged Missouri river horseshoe, now worthless after thefts. references to meat prices, cash-only sales, and a public debate on beef conservation and calf slaughter limits. Nearby notes report a Tucson school strike by Black students and a lodge funeral in West Copper with notices on local civic duties.
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Clark Defends Democratic Caucus On Floor Fight
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Clark quitting the gavel to defend the Democratic caucus against Republican attacks. He derides the charges while praising enacted tariff, currency reform, and banking bills. Progressive Leader Murdock faults the caucus for lack of decorum and gag rule, urging closed committee doors.
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