Garland refuses another legacy
Charles Garland of Buzzard's Bay Massachusetts who already gave away a 901000 inheritance declines a further bequest from his late grandmother Anne Louise Garland. Lorenzo Semple surrogate court trustee notes no response from Charles or his brother James to accept 1210 each and petitions to deliver the funds to the city chamberlain for proper disbursement. The grandmother's will left minor bequests to grandchildren and a charity disposition.
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Charles Garland
Buzzard'’s Bay
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Anne Louise Garland
Charles
James
Warwick
England
Lorenzo Semple
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Semple
Youthful Bride Too Gay Sent to Industrial School
E. D. Wenrich of West Brownsville seeks relief from his 10 year old wife Margaret whom he married January 7. He claims she fled his control and cost him over $1000 in three months. Margaret Wenrich was turned over to juvenile court and committed to the girls industrial school at Muncy.
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E. D. Wenrich
West Brownsville
Washington
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Miss Drowning by Inches in Six Foot Lake Rescue
In Hamilton New York on April 14 Donald G Carberry of Westfield fell into Taylor Lake while driving from a fee. He could not swim and a boat capsized as his companions searched with a pole. The water proved only six feet deep.
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Henpecked Poultryman In Jury of Hen Attack
Vineland New Zealand reports a poultryman Whitaker who was attacked by a hen while feeding finches. The bird pinned him, claws tore a vessel, causing bleeding along his back and side. He required medical attention and the incident prompted a medical examination of his injuries.
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Fiees Still as Copa Appear
Detectives raided a Brooklyn Avenue plant based on a tip about illegal liquor production. They entered by a rear door. alleged proprietor Thomas Jefferson escaped through the front door.
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Brooklyn Avenue
Thomas Jefferson
Sweden's clever light saving by automatic hall glow
The piece describes Sweden's efficient use of electricity with widespread electric power, high bulb usage per capita, and an automatic hall lighting system. When a resident arrives and unlocks the door the hall lights blaze briefly then shut off to guide to the top floor. If the resident pauses, lights go dark and must be found by feel.
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Pigeons Shine in War Service at London Poultry Show
A homing pigeon named The Mine Sweepers' Hope stood out at the London poultry show for war service. It made repeated middle North Sea journeys delivering important dispatches and warned English authorities of approaching Zeppelins on four Saturdays.
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North Sea
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Philadelphia bakery uses radio delivery trucks
A Philadelphia bakery outfits each delivery truck with an aerial receiving set and the driver wears a device to receive instructions. The manager can contact drivers directly to streamline routes and improve timeliness, reducing the need for physical calls and delays.
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Woman Half Resting Chin Provokes Wise Idol Claim
A London anecdote features Mrs Farr reading that Idols revere a seated woman with chin in hands, and her husband Orrin jokes the deity is a woman who rests her chin. In a separate court note a wife cited shopping spree to justify car obstruction, fined 20 shillings and costs.
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Wine Cellar in Doll House Protests Reach Ear of Queen
English prohibitionists denounce a dollhouse replica showing a wine cellar with miniature cases of champagne whisky and other alcoholic beverages. Protests to the queen have yielded no result, but the display will be viewed at Wembley as a charity exhibit for subjects wishing to contribute.
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Firemen Rush To Contain Wild Forest Fire Near Mount Kenna
State fire warden reports a serious forest fire threatening Sheep Hum and Cold Spring in West Cornwall township. Chief George Sheely leads a large force toward Mount Kenna to avert spreading toward the state military reservation and the Pennsylvania Chautauqua and United Brethren Camp Meeting areas.
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West Cornwell
Mount Kenna
George Sheely
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United Brethren Camp Meeting Association
Napoleon’s Night Shirt and Relics Sold Privately to Museum
Items from Napoleons deathbed night shirt the glass cup of his last drink and coffin fragment were bought privately and transferred to the Malmalson Museum near Ports for preservation.
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After War Ghosts Drive Patient to Suicide in New York
Bellevue Hospital reports 85 year old Patient Jumps to Death after wartime trauma and belief in spiritualism. Doctor notes postwar mental strain led to fatal action as epideadic fear of ghosts lingered in Germany and America.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
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