Legatees Fight For The Will In Probate Court
In Commonwealth v legatees of Samuel K De Young Judge Grant hears testimony on sane mind at time of will creation. Witnesses including John H Appleton Francis A Perry Councilman Sacks and Mrs Sarah Goldhardt recount De Young behavior and plans to make a will. hearing continues Monday at 9 30.
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Commonwealth
Samuel K. de Young
Grant
W. P. Hall
Attorney-General
Freedman
John H. Appleton
Brookline
Francis A. Perry
de Young
Sacks
Mr. de Young
Sarah Goldhardt
Healers Safe Found Empty in East Side Bohemian Colony
Hundreds of residents and women employed in East Side cigar factories faced loss as Mme. Marie Vitous, a healer who killed herself weeks earlier, left no securities in her Seventy-second Street safe. Police opened the safe and found nothing of value, leaving depositors with depleted savings totaling about 150000 dollars.
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New York
Upper East Side
Mme
Marie Vitous
Last Seventy-second Street
Mme. Vitous
East Side
Gipsy Smith Lashes Rich Donors At Carnegie Hall
English evangelist Gipsy Smith reacted with anger at Carnegie Hall as a $15,000 take fell short of the $50,000 goal. He challenged box holders who did not respond, prompting many occupants to leave their seats and exit to the street after his rebuke.
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Gipsy” Smith
New York
Carnegie Hall
Mr. Smith
Prison Release Man Dies Next Day In Suspected Case
Rockland Maine May 1 Thomas A Packard 59 was discharged Monday from Thomaston State prison and died the next day in unclear circumstances His son Robert who was released with him says he fell from a railroad bridge at South Warren and drowned as authorities investigate the drowning likely linked to his prison discharge
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Thomas A. Packard
Thomaston
Packard
Robert
South Warren
Chase case ends third day with courteous husband claims
On the third day of the Chase will case in Braley's court, attorney Morse blocked expected evidence and secured admissions from witnesses that Dr. Horace N. Chase treated his wife with courtesy and that the marriage appeared peaceful. Witnesses discussed alimony, trust funds, adopted son Woodruff Chase, and prior divorce actions involving Mrs. Chase and William H. Culliton.
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Chase Will
Braley
Superior Court
Robert M. Morse
Horace N. Chase
William H. Niles
Lynn
Mr. Morse
Leonard Phillips
Mrs. Chase
Dr. Chase
Woodruff Chase
Abby Sheridan
de Forest Chase
Essex Bar Association
Ezra R. Thayer
Mr. Niles
Morse
Benjamin N. Johnson
Chase
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