Will of William Ziegler Reveals Large Estate Plan
The will of William Zieglersketched in New York probate filings outlines a vast estate valued around 30 million dollars with a life estate for his wife and a trust for his son William. Executors are named including Justice Gaynor, with provisions for property in Manhattan and Noroton Connecticut, and detailed instructions on survivorship, adoption, and education funding, as well as the apportionment of the estate at ages 21, 25, 30, and 40.
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New-York
Charlies H Hyde
Justice Gaynor
TNS Fell
Willem Ziegler
Fourier
der Iife
Wateer
Ynir
Conrad Brandt
Exaecine “Brandt
Ma End Clars Brendt
Ites Kale Curtis
Striar
Mis
Charles Gauhie
E. Msilda Ziegler
Manhattan
Noroton
Db West Ban
Geeman Tegerees Watt
Wiles
Witla
Gaynor
William
William Ziegiur
Brand
Daugher
Ziegier
Ytrandt
Noely
Ziegler
Zegier
Fitthore
York
Cobambis University
Great
Islans
Conn
Zinders
Samust & Smibert Will Leaves Estate to Brother
The will of Samust and Smibert, a theatrical actor, bequeaths all to his brother Leg Seubert, naming him executor and directing fair treatment toward siblings. It provides $5000 to endow a free bed at a hospital in the city, to be administered by executors.
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Samust
Rebecca Laden
Simone Ber
Six Excise Arrests In Yonkers Reported
A flood of arrests followed a Sunday crackdown by the New York Anti-Saloon League in Yonkers. Individuals named include Herman Eymers, Charles Arensal, and John Arterfeld, with others at South Broad Street and City Home areas. The incidents involved officers being struck and seizures of beverages, marking a notable local enforcement wave amid ongoing temperance efforts.
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New-York
Benday
Hermaix Eymers
Charles Arrea
Steet
Joho
South Broad- Wax
Jom W. Breester
Verne
Frank W. Si
Ibiimee
Seale Fame
Shea Arrest in Chicago Labor Conspiracy Case
Corellus P. Shea, leader in the temsters strike, and Hugh McGee, president of the Truck Drivers Union, were arrested in Chicago on indictments charging conspiracy. Sheriff Barrett believed Shea would post bonds but he did not, leading to a latehour arrest. Shea complained of unfairness and was jailed for about two hours.
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Chicago
Corellus P. Shea
Temsters
Hugh McGee
Barrett
Shea
Lizzie Borden Severs Ties With Sister Emma in Fall River
In Fall River Mass on June 5 Miss Lizzie Borden and her sister Miss Emma have parted, Emma packing to leave the home. Lizzie is said to be writing a play for actress Nance O Neill whose company was recently entertained by Miss Borden. A dispute over their coachman and the theatrical circle are cited as causes.
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Fr Leorare
Fall River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Emma Borden
Emma
Tina
Ales Nance O'Neill
Notice to Contractors Sealed Proposals for Capital Building
Sealed proposals for the capital and corone ward building projects at Albany and nearby sites are invited. Bids due by 10 o'clock on the Wednesday, June 1006, to the state commissioner in Lunacy. Drawings and specifications available from architect G B Hina in Albany. Contracts awarded to lowest responsible bidder within funds. Governor’s Island and Washington DC notices also indicate sealing proposals for bridges and water system projects with public openings and required applications.
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Coronie Ward
Didgoonitoy
Uoabital
Ginenainton
Commlnion
Luncey
Albany
Bank Forma Bf
Binghisilon
Ail
Gemus
Comailsaria Jn
Ibany
Governor's Island
N.Y
U.S
Fork Wood
EL Trabur Orman
Oppice, Jacokson
Siti Fis
Hilalaco Raplorian
D. C
Washington DC
Women Servants Save Dogs From Kennel Fire at Gedney Farm
Fire destroyed the new five thousand dollar dot kennels at Gedney Farm, Howard Willets estate near White Paine. Ten women servants used fire extinguishers to save forty dogs and eight horses as flames swept the 140 foot long building after Willets left for New York. Dogs rescued included wolfhounds and terriers, with Heather Bloom once housed there. Origin of the fire remains a mystery.
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Gedney Farm
Howard Willets
White Paine
joela=e
Cooke
Heather Bloom
Fight May Go To Legislature In New Brunswick Log Battle
In St John River dispute near St Leonards and Van Buren, log driving contractor Levi W Pond faces scrutiny after alleged destruction of a Van Buren Lumber Co boom. Pond travels upriver after meetings with Attorney General Pugsley and mill owners. Deputy Sheriff Alma R Foster accompanies him. officials seek lawful settlement to speed logs downstream before waters drop. Van Buren manager Avian Hammond calls the dispute personal, while a bill to repeal Madawaska Log Driving Co and related charter may be considered by the Maine legislature.
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Woodstock
N. Bi
St. John River
St. Leonart's
van Buren
Levi W Pond
New Brunswick Mills
van Buren Lumber Company
St. John
William Pugsiey
Pond
Alhina R. Foster
Carleton County
Foster
van Buren Company
Avian Hammond
Maine
Madawaska Log Driving Company
Leopard Gaston Eats Tail At Rostork Show
Gaston the leopard at the Rostork show in Coney Island nearly ate himself to death as his tail gradually disappeared. Keepers halted the Peculine diet by removing his tail tip, leaving a stub visible behind the jaws.
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Gaston
Coney Island
Mr. Tostock
Jjowely
Insane Bridegroom Dies After Honeymoon in Albany
Daniel Ottman of Albany died at Tir Frank H Barnes hospital after becoming violently insane in New York during his honeymoon. The 52 year old married about ten days ago in Albany and was hospitalized in New York before being brought home by friends. A blood clot on the brain is listed as the cause of death. The body will be returned to Albany.
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Stamford
Cogn
Daniel Ottman
Albany
New-York
Tir
Frank H. Barnes
Mr. Ottman
New York
Intestie
Bellevue
Ottman
Canadian Moody Opinion on St. John River Question
Washington reports Attorney General Moody issued two opinions on the St John River and the International Waterway Commission's scope under the River and Harbor Act of 1902. Moody's May 1 opinion aligns with the February view that waters flowing to the Atlantic via the St Lawrence are covered, but the St John itself appears excluded.
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Washington
International Waterway Commission
Moody
St. John
Taft
Maine
St. John River
St. Lawrence River
Shipping News Report of Multiple Steamers and Quarantine
Shipping news lists numerous steamers including San Mares Johmeren Kail in Galveston and Brunswick Jones bound for New Orleans and other ports. Quarantine statuses noted with arrivals and departures, passenger lists, freight, and timing details among vessels such as Calderon Niobe Niq etc. The column records ports, transit dates, and service by Atlantic and related lines with accompanying weather mentions.
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Galveston
Brunswick Jones
H Mallory & Co
Titan
Savecrah
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Blewrieh Proce
Haley
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Mas
Sinton
Hidee
Thm
Jarme
Calderon
Evin Russell
Santos
Jerome
Siitegt Geass
Amy
Niobe
Gayra A
San Juan
Blew & Dalinte
Canscrecera
Wonila
Moise iv
Barbaden
Hal
Mogmaes
Genoa
Naples
Havana
Seneca
Curtinite
Dumes
Matteson
Rive
Paasomnen
Mdee
Wembton
Bosz
Newport News
Navfolie
Olt Dominiin Stesmahiy Company
Mdise
Zinn
Carper
Mise
Smart News
Barneoa Star Bs
Atlantis Fruit Company
Peace and Order in Guatemala Declared by Minister
Guatemalan Minister in Washington says Guatemala shows progress and peace under President Cabrera. He denies rumors of unrest, cites strong law enforcement, growth in commerce with the United States, and better relations with the U.S. He urges Americans to visit and see Guatemala's stability for themselves.
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Washington
Sefer Afunom
Guatemale
Berrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Sometedy
Mnerchy
Renarta
United States
Europe
United State
Newfoundland to tax cables and telecommunications
The Colonial government in St Johns proposes a new legislative package imposing a yearly 4000 dollar tax on each telegraph cable landed on the island, a 1 percent tax on telegraph company receipts, a 4 dollar levy per operating telephone, and 74000 on wireless telegraph firms with commercial use, ships reporting firms exempt. The Anglo American Telegraph Corporation would face about 40000 dollars annually under the plan.
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St. Johns
N. F. Jme
Anglo-American Telegraph Corpors
Ion
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
Sunrise four thirty, sunset seven twenty seven, moon sets ten eighteen. Luminous water readings at Sandy Hook, Gow Island, Hell Gate and nearby passages noted. Incoming and outgoing steamers listed with times and navigation hints for the day.
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Sandy Hooke
Gow
Island
Sahay Hook
Talend
Hell Gate
Garment Makers Threaten Strike Over Wages
The United Brotherhood of Cloakmakers called a protest meeting at the Horrow Institute for Wednesday June 24 to decide on a general strike over wage increases. Delegates from New York, Newark, and Boston were invited as leaders discuss worker conditions and union governance.
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Horrow Institute
Opan
Erwater
Mewark
Movements of Steamers at Liverpoo l June 4
A list of arriving steamers with names and origins including Raton, Ondegag, Penkacole, Menthiat, Gusbes, London, New York, and others. The report notes arrivals and docking events with vessel names and ports, reflecting忙蒿 maritime activity on that day.
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Raton Rnagm
Ondegag
Penkacole
Comatie Dante
Menthiat
Gusbes
Athan
London
Sina
Juan
Ateamer Fiska Stantasa
Medier Potoune
Newotock
Lord Reneee
Airatare
Neem
Nein
Meorinere
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Cenit
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Miniter
Newcatie
Nen
Ia’ Tranny
Tanek Fone
Bo Pamset
Vistiner
Eatkle Hotabey
Akck
Whiletewhiln
Hesmeters
Arsivet Winlthor
Soares
Realthmie Ir
Lanter
Hall
Maite
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