Perkins Estate Left 15 Million For Family In Will
The will of George W. Perkins, who died last Friday, was filed in New York County Surrogates' Court. He left the bulk of his estimated 19 million estate to his widow Mrs Avaling B Perkins, his daughter Dorothy Perkins, and son George W Perkins. Minor bequests include 50 000 each to sister Emily S Perkins with a life income from a 150 000 trust and to Mary Kim secretary, with 50 000 and 6000 a year for life.
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George W. Perkins
New York County
Perkins
Medra
Riverdale
Bronx County
Emily S. Perkins
Mary Kim
Will of Mr Perkins Leaves Large Trusts and Annuity
The will dated July 6 1915 and codicil December 4 08 provides Miss Mary Kihm a $50,000 bequest and a $6,000 yearly life annuity from a trust fund. The estate divides among wife, son, and daughter with two trusts for them, and a sister’s trust reverts on death. Executors are widow, son, daughter, and Laws 1. Delafield who may reinvest assets.
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Perains
Perkins
Ferkins
Delafield
Boy 10 Killed by Car. Driver Charged With Homicide
Edward Scherer ten, of S 01 West Forty-Eighth Street, was struck in front of a night spot by a commercial auto operated by Horn and Hardart, restan cn by Stephen Takimehik, of 548 West Fiftieth Street. His body flew across the street. a witness carried it toward Polytechnic Hospital where he died. Takimehik was held, charged with homicide.
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Edward Scherer
West Forty-Eighth Street
Horn & Hardart
Restan Cn
Stephen Tukimchik
West Fiftieth Street
Polytechnic Hospital
Takimehik
Takimchik
Bergdoll Gold Heist Probed by Federal Jury
Federal grand jury to hear indictments tied to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll draft dodger and a gold hunting scheme. Key witnesses include D Clarence Gibboney and Col T Q Donaldson as it probes how about 108000 in gold moved from the Treasury to Bergdoll during his escape period.
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Bergdoll
D. Clarence Gibboney
Dodger
United States
Charles TD. McAvoy
Gibboney
Heen
Samual Zsell
Bailey
Washington
T. Q. Donaldson
Lspector
Army
Bergston
Donaldson
Bergdall
W. T. Moesander
Treasury
Alexander
Sat
Maine
World Court election plans unsettled in The Hague
International jurists in The Hague clash over how to elect the World Court judges. The group weighs leaving selection to the League of Nations assembly or one judge per great power, while debating vacancy procedures.
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Tidune Capriieh
New York ‘Tribune
the Hague
International Court of Justice
Lord Phillimore
Great Brita
Elihu Root
League of Nations Assembly
Om & Peel
League
Shell
Hades
Commission on World Court Moves Toward Arbitration
Secretary Liniistig outlines a world court concept with nations to establish a legal framework while arbitration remains for disputes not strictly legal. The first Hague tribunal arbitration after the war is set for September with Mr Root chairing. It covers prewar litigation among Spain France Portugal and Italy over damage during the Portuguese revolution.
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the Hague
Commission of Jurists
High Court of Nations
Phillimore
Scotland
England
Sta Liniistig
Cour
Pia World Court
Age of Nations
Hague Tribunal
High Court
Mr. Root
Spain
France
Portugal
Italy
Root
Europe
Hague
Ipants
Caruso Jewel Inquiry Resumes Under City Court
The John Doe theft inquiry into the Caruso Jewels resumes in UASTHAMPTON today with no adjournment expected. District Attorney Young vows to stay in session until guilt is established, subpoenaing George K. Dun and others tied to the Caruso estate as witnesses.
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Uasthampton
John Doe
Attor M
Young
Uas
Uuder
George K. Dun
Frank Berraro
Butler
Cooky John
Bases
Curisa
Vifely Moresini
Kivi Fantin
Vrancois Newey
Kitchen Hay Furse
Jay Nurse
Ben Benjamin Ir
Romine
Thomas Yann
Senator Totnes Sues Over Navy Contract Delay Claim
Former Minnesota state senator Charles A. Totnes testified in Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday about a dispute between Wins Company and the Navy Department. He sought $300000 alleging delays and hostile conduct after an interview led to a favorable result.
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Charles A. Totnes
Minnesota
Hewan
Supreme Court
Areiner
Brooklyn
Wins Company
Navy Department
oy-Sonntor
Towne
Deliverius
Harvard Seniors Hold Class Day Exercises
Harvard seniors in Cambridge celebrate Class Day with the ivy oration delivered by Edgar Scott of Lansdowne. The day included stadium events and campus observances as graduates receive honors and mark the end of the ivy year.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Harv
Junerd
Sandersey
Exore Day
Wachbure
Edgar Scott
Lansdowne
Defense of Operation Preceding Woman's Death Is Heard
Testimony in the Bronx County Court centers on whether a procedure used before the death of Mrs. Ogonescu was negligent. Dr Julius Hammer, defendant, seeks to show the operation itself as standard practice and argues conviction would threaten widespread adoption of life saving procedures.
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Michael Ogonesom
Wasversie Deiry
Tory
Julius Hammers
Washington Avenue
Ur. Hammer
Bronx
Mes. Ogonesol
Julius Albert Berg
Seventy-taint Street
Haddy So
Himmer
Hynmer
Berg
Benjamin Ieal
Howell
Court assigns value and shares in Shoemaker estate
The court valued Mr. Shoemaker’s stock and Honda at 1,048,978 dollars. Widow Mrs Blanche Quigele Shoemaker receives a life interest worth 585,800 and the use of the home. Son Henry W Shoemaker and Mrs Blanche S Wagstar get 100,000 each, with another 100,000 at age 45, plus 15,000 yearly for the mother’s life.
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Honda
Cuban Estate Pays New York Tax Surrogate Rules Zayas Plante Wi Resident
José Zayas a Cuban planter who died in Cuba in January 1919 was ruled a New York resident for transfer tax purposes. The Surrogate Court ordered tax on an estate near $700000, noting his home on East Sixty Street and extensive travel including winters in Cuba. Octavio Zayas a Stock Exchange member and former Cuban Consul General linked to the case.
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Zayas, Plante Wi
Herc
Kansas
José Zayas
Cuba
Wis
New York
East Sixtieth Street
Zayas
Octavio Zayas
Stock Exchange
Obituaries of Weseman Spencer and Simon Term in New Jersey and New York
Alonzo W Weseman of Plainfield New Jersey died today at his East Sixth Street home from heart disease. He was born in Metuchen and moved to Plainfield in 1880. Mrs M A Spencer 78 widow of Howard Spencer died at Arctic CT. descended from Mitchel Levattey and Peter Levailey, early Huguenot settlers. Sidore Simon 63 longtime auctioneer head of the T Simon Company at Grand Street Manhattan died at his home on 66th Street Brooklyn. born in Germany, came to the U S at age six.
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Alonzo W. Weseman
Plainfield
N. J
Enzo W. Weseman
Walter Scot Printing Company
East Sixth Street
Metuehen
Painfield
M. All. Spencer Oneuo
Conn
A. Spencer
Howard Spencer
Arctic
Mitchel Levattey
Wes Greenwich
Peter Levailey
Sidore Simon Tsilore Simon
Aucrionnors
Thi City
T. Simon Company
Grand Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Simon
Germany
Edu
Henry J Ferris Hegre A Notable Masonic Figure
Henry J Ferris Hegre a longtime Freemason and member of the Vera Litas Clats is remembered for his service in wartime and government roles. The obituary notes his wife and stepchildren, and his involvement with United States donation efforts.
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United’ States
Antony Maliuk
Tadla
America
Obscure Birth and Engagement Notices From Local Tribunes
Fragmentary notices list names such as Laura Watters and Vida Str Figgen with dates and event types like birth and engagement. The legible text mentions contacting The Tribune for notices, with unclear locations and dates scattered through the garbled OCR.
Marriage notices and obituaries amid town events and dates
Local notices list marriages and deaths among residents with dates and names. The fragment references families in the area, including Burns and Currie, with dates and venues noted though obscured. The item reflects a period-style community record page summarizing personal milestones.
Local Police Veteran Dies After Long Public Service
A Brooklyn police lieutenant with twenty three years of service dies after seven years of illness. He leaves a wife and five children. No funeral services will be held tomorrow. The Wilson precinct mourns the officer who served in 1889 and earned honors for distinguished performance.
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Aeutlan Baring Bona Lita
Yee
Thomas
Brooklyn
Schenne
Herviessy Avenue
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Maxwell
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Bedford Avenue
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Jeannette, Pa
League Assembly
Caruso Jewel
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Rich Republic
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Chasnee
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