Mansion Feud Over Millionaire's Widow Will
The estate of Samuel S. Brown valued around 20 million leads to a court battle between Grace Brown and Martha Lewis. Grace, widowed daughter-in-law, claims undue influence while Martha Lewis gains substantial legacies, library rights, and royalist jewelry. The dispute centers on a late life will read after Brown’s death in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha RB. Lewis
Grace McGoodwin Brown
Samuel 8S. Brown
Smoky City
Martha &. Lewis
Samuel S. Brown
Pittsburg
New York
New Orleans
Brown
Miss Lewis
Kentucky
William Brown
Princeton
Will Brown
Will
Nellie
Italy
Grace
Mr. Brown
Martha EB. Lewis
Miss Grace Brown
Martha Lewis
Union Trust Company
Tee First
Pittsburg Brewing Company
Grace M. Brown
Mrs. Brown
W. Harry Brown
Samuel
Strang
The Marriage of Muggsy
Muggsy plans to marry Mary Ann Evans after a string of troubles. He steals a wedding ring, is caught, confesses to the judge, and is spared a harsh sentence when Mary Ann agrees to wed him. The judge arranges work and a wedding, with a financial nudge and a court endorsement for his new job.
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Muggsy
Mary Ann
Magegsy
Mugesy
O'Rourke
Mooney
Lieut. O’hara
Mary Ann Evans
Magesy
Stogie
Jimmy
Mal
Tha
Maguire
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Grace McGood
S. Brown
Life
Martha E. Lewis
New York Sunday World
Mary Brown Church
William A. Porter
Heron Bros. & Co
Mes Crace
Young Brown
Ardent Colier
Grace McCooowin
Simteer
Aptains
W. H. Alburn
Joseph B. Bowles