Barricaded Night Reveals Family Will Dispute Details
Franz Wenz formerly of Brunn now residing here testified in Superior Court about spending a night with a revolver in his hand in his brother Henry Wenz's Ferdinand Street chocolate factory. He described marital and business tensions connected to the late Henry Wenz's estate valued over 200000. The hearing on the will contest, before Judge Stevens and a jury, continued with references to Miss Mary Sullivan and Leicoff, and to a disputed contract and partnership.
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Major General Hall Dies After Apoplexy Shock
Major General Charles B. Hall, U S A retired and a Portland native, died in Washington after a Thursday night apoplexy shock. He was 70. Hall served 45 years in the military, retiring six years ago after reaching the age limit following promotion to major-general. He fought with Maine volunteers in the Civil War and then joined the regular army.
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