Perkins Estate Left 19 Million in New York Will
The will of George W. Perkins, who died last Friday, was filed in the Surrogates Court of New York County. He leaves the bulk of his estate to his widow Avaling B. Perkins, daughter Dorothy Perkins, and son George W. Perkins. The two largest bequests to others go to Miss Emily S. Perkins, who receives 50,000 dollars and life income from a 150,000 dollar trust, and Miss Mary Kim, secretary, who receives 50,000 dollars and 6,000 dollars 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 to Secretary
Mr Perkins executed a 1915 will leaving real estate and personal property to Mrs Perkins and dividing the estate among his widow, son, and daughter. He bequeathed 50 000 to his secretary Miss Mary Kihm and set up a 6 000 annual life annuity from a trust fund. The will creates two trusts for the children with specified principal and income rules and a sister’s trust reverting to the children. Executors named include Mrs Perkins, their son and daughter, and their attorney Delafield.
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Perains
Perkins
Ferkins
Delafield
Boy 10 Killed by Motor Car. Driver Charged With Homicide
Edward Scherer ten of 01 West Forty-Eighth Street was struck in front of his home late at night by a commercial automobile owned by Horn and Hardart and driven by Stephen Tukimehik of 548 West Fiftieth Street. The boy's body was hurled across the street and died en route to Polytechnic Hospital. Tukimehik was held on homicide charges.
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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Bergdoll Gold Heist Ties to 108000 Withdrawn Funds
Federal grand jury to hear indictments linked to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll draft dodger and a gold extraction scheme. Witnesses include D Clarence Gibboney and Col Donaldson. testimony details a withdrawal of about 108000 in gold from the U S Treasury while Bergdoll eluded capture.
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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
Election System For World Court Still Is Undecided
Conference at The Hague discusses how judges of a world court should be chosen and how vacancies would be filled. Debates cover League of Nations assembly selection, member-nation picks, and court autonomy. The talks reflect evolving plans without final decisions.
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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
Hague arbitration to open as World Court debate continues
The text outlines a plan for a world court with nations deciding to create a broader system while the High Court of Nations would handle cases of law. 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 damages during the revolution.
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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 Today at UAST Hampton
The John Doe jewel theft inquiry restarts with no adjournment expected. District Attorney Young vows continued sessions to complete the investigation, naming subpoenaed aides and staff from 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
Former Minnesota Senator Totnes testifies in Supreme Court suit
Agent Charles A. Totnes, ex state senator, testifies in a Supreme Court hearing over a dispute between Wins Company and the Navy Department. He alleges government hostility delayed ship deliveries and cites an interview yielding different results.
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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 staged class day ceremonies with the ivy oration by Edgar Scott of Lansdowne and a stadium procession amid traditional exercises. Homeward events included nursing sharings and campus celebrations as graduation week concluded.
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Harvard
Defends Operation Preceding Woman Death in Trial
Dr Julius Ham mers defends a procedure linked to the death of Mrs Ogonesom during an operation. Key witness Dr Berg describes post op fever and a physician’s belief of infection. Testimony includes autopsy notes and critics warn of curtailing 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
Shoemaker Estate Valued. Widow Receives Life Interest
Court assigns estate values totaling $1,048,978 for Mr Shoe maker. Mrs Blanche Quigele Shoemaker of 8 West Fifty third Street inherits a life interest worth $585,800 and use of the home. Henry W Shoemaker and Mrs Blanche S Wagstar receive $100,000 each plus $100,000 later at forty five and $15,000 annually during their mother’s life.
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Honda
Cuban Estate Pays N Y Tax Surrogate Rules Zayas Plante Residency
José Zayas a Cuban planter who died in January 1919 was deemed a New York resident for transfer tax purposes. The surrogate held the estate liable for the New York transfer tax, noting extensive travel and wintering in Cuba while home was at 14 East Sixtieth Street. The estate valued around $700,000. Octavio Zayas, a Stock Exchange member and former Cuban Consul General in New York, is connected to the case.
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José Zayas
Cuba
Wis
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East Sixtieth Street
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Octavio Zayas
Stock Exchange
Obituaries for Alonzo W Weseman M A Spencer and Sidore Simon
Alonzo W Weseman dies of heart disease at 30 East Sixth Street Plainfield New Jersey he was born in Metuchen and moved to Plainfield in 1980 He leaves three children M A Spencer widow of Howard Spencer dies at Arctic Rhode Island age 78 descendant of Mitchel Levattey and Peter Levailey Sidore Simon head of the T Simon Company dies at 216K Sixty sixth Street Brooklyn born in Germany and came to the United States with his parents at six years of age He was educated in Germany and the United States
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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 Prolific 19th Century Merchant
Henry J Ferris Hegre A prominent 19th century merchant and Mason linked to Free Masons. He served in the war era and supported the United States government procurement. Survived by a wife and several children, his death marked the end of a notable local figure.
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Wathonty
Sud
United’ States
Antony Maliuk
Tadla
America
Deaths and Marriages Notice Summary
A reader notice from The Tribune invites birth engagement marriage and death notices by phone before the next day’s edition. Contact details appear for readers to place memorial and engagement items with local staff, listing names and locations to confirm events and dates.
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the Tribune
Tion
Marriage and death notices from local pages reflect community ties
A fragmented OCR shows marriage and death notices mentioning residents and families such as Travis Ryman, Bevan, Tacsea, Pete Tes, and Einstein, with scattered dates and locations. The garbled text hints at local obituaries and nuptials, referencing churches or venues and community events in a mid 20th century style.
Obituary Notice for Police Lieutenant Thomas
A Brooklyn police lieutenant who served in the Wilson precinct died after a long career. He was a member of the force for twenty three years and left a widow and five children. Funeral arrangements were not announced. The hospital and city records reference his 1889 awards and later career.
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Thomas
Brooklyn
Schenne
Herviessy Avenue
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