Missing Will Sparks Estate Court Action in New York
In New York on February 9 an alleged missing will disposing of more than 75000 was the basis of court action by Susie B. Hollander administratrix of John A. Goodenough who died in Brattleboro Vermont in 1909. She claims Goodenough was sole beneficiary of his sister Marie G. Wallace of New York who died before him and that the 195 will was destroyed or concealed. Frederick H. Wallace of Chicago is named defendant, administrator for Christopher D. Wallace who died in 1911.
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New York
Susié B. Hollander
John A. Goodenough
Brattleboro
Goodenough
Marie G. Wallace
New Yok
Wallace
Christopher D. Wallace
Frederick H. Wallace
Chicago
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener Ad
An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for masking gray hair. It claims the product darkens hair naturally and evenly, restores natural color after one or two uses, and makes hair thick glossy and youthfully vibrant. It suggests home preparation or purchase at drug stores and notes many endorsements.
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Wyeth
Donations From Old Soldiers Support Irish Relief Fund
The National Soldiers' Home at Togus Maine sent a $228 collection from 131 veterans of diverse nationalities and faiths to the Irish relief effort. Funds were organized by John Eagan and James Daley and forwarded to Joseph H. O'Neil, treasurer of the Irish fund.
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Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Devonshire ‘Street
National Soldiers
Togus
Maine
America
John Eagan
James Daley
Joseph H. O'Neil
Irish Fund
Irish Relief Fund Contribu tors Listed for $228
A letter accompanies two hundred twenty eight dollars in post office money orders for Ireland relief. It lists veterans and their contributions, urging publication in Boston papers to aid destitute Irish poor. Names include Danial Sheehan, John Quinn, Michael Cronan McKone, Edward Boyce, William Wienert, and many others with varied amounts. The total contributions amount to the stated sum.
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Ireland
Boston
Danial Sheehan
John J. Quinn
Michael Cronan McKone
Edward Boyce
William Wienert
Ives
Hee Odelon Valcour
Thomas J. Fils
Frank McKenna
William Feltis
James Clark
John Green
Henry Irish
Michael Caravan
Thomas F. Middleton
Devlin
John Donahue
Patrick McCarthy
Joseph Connolly
James Burke
John Tooney
Alexander Perreault
James Griffin
James McAlbreck
John John F. Gunning
William Walsh
TOD
Nowbil Vorgey
James F. Connolly
Lawrence Mackey
Byron Glazier
Fred Reynolds
John Colwell
Richard O'Towle
John Gregg
John O'Donnell
George Rowan
John Kearns
Walter F.lee
John Dougherty
Daniel Smith
Eaecn
COGON
Este Uessaeden
John Eagan
James Daley
John Flynn
John Haggerty
Coleman Clark
Oswald Wienhold
Lawrence Donovan
Daniel Cronan
Robert Dean
James Murray
Patrick McGrath
Beatistaw -Wcgrah
John J. Mooney
John Condon
John R. Lannary
Terence O'Connor
James Dwyer
George Dorsey
William May
Hugh Doyle
Julius Myers
Patrick Kane
Charles Gregory
Thomas Trealy
John J. O'Neil
John Martin
Thomas John A. Delphy
Michael Powers
Peter Bouley
George Leith
William Welch
Michael Kelley
William Mahoney
Thomas Donnelly
Albert Siea
Joseph Daley
Anthony Henry
John H. Sullivan
James Hickey
William Benton
James McNight
Charles Wright
Simon Levis
John Daley
Joseph Carr
John Duchenny
Peter McCabe
Michael Coy
George Hayes
Albert Allen
Albert Claridge
John Stoddard
Charles H. Fullerton
George Alien
John H. Russell
Silas Towles
Joseph Verstrapin
Aie H. Deforest
Byron W. Lourde
Patrick Hl. Hyland
James O’ Neil
McDermott
Daniel Hayes
John Wells
Carex
Ketter’ Wiltand
Henry McCreading
Patrick Farrell
Hugh Daley
Michael Sweeney
Parrick Moran
John Goff
John Denny
John Rogers
William E. Davis
Mathias Dolan
Edward McLaughlin
Jas. Coggins
Stephen Cummings
William J. Keefe
Widow to Get Income of Estate
The codicil to the will of Marcellus S. Ayer, founder of the Temple on Exeter Street, leaves the entire income from his estate to his wife Hattie M. Ayer with 400 dollars to her mother Abbie Dodge. The codicil revokes the prior arrangement that income be used mainly for the First Spiritual Temple upkeep and spiritual work. The will, dated 1905, directed trustees of the First Spiritual Temple to manage the trust to fund temple upkeep and spiritual aims, with annual reports to the Spiritualist Society and a prudent, economical administration to sustain the works of the society.
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Marcellus S. Ayer
Temple
Exeter Street
Hattie M. Ayer
Ayer
First Spiritual Temple
Boston
Abbie @. Dodge
Spirtualist Society
Ginter Co head talks to BC business class on trained minds
Augustus I Goodwin, president of the Ginter Company, addressed Boston College’s class of business administration about the value of a trained mind for business. He noted opportunities for diligent young entrants and that many industry leaders will speak during the spring term.
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Augustus I*. Goodwin
Ginter Company
Boston College
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Will
Vermont
Bellars
Bellans
Ellans
Ginter CO
B. C
Grove
RB. W. Grove
Noyes
Tremont Street
Park St
Butler’s
Navy
Butler
ohLsad
Paris
Storm Boots
Goodyear
Utler’s Mill Ae
Nemo
U. S. Navy
Ibutler
Aa Naiten Ea
Tremont ST
Sue Butler
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