Internal Revenue Tax on Incomes From Trust Funds for Life
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue rules that legacy tax on income from a life interest trust accrues to the lineal descendant and that the burden falls on the trust executors when funds pass by court order. Executors may delay payment until amounts are distributable, but legacies pay tax on the full estate value. Rules cite sections from June 1898 and June 1938 acts.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Death notices from Woodsboro and Union Bridge area
Obituary notices report John Fogle of Woodsboro died of heart disease and paralysis at 41 with a funeral at Rocky Hill conducted by Rev. R. S. Patterson. Adams & Powell funeral directors. Mrs Edward Cashour of near Central dies at 50 of stomach catarrh. husband and six children survive. funeral at Cun ral graveyard. Raymond Young, child of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Young, Union Bridge, dies of diphtheria. burial at Woodsboro. Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds and influenza in the era of epidemic, sold by A. A. Pearre, Frederick.
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Own Poole
John Fogle
Woodsboro
Stonecipher
Frederick
Cunral Graveyard
Raymond Young
Peter Young
Union Bridge
Millions Given Away By Dr King’s Medicine Controversy
An advertisement style notice touts Dr King’s medicine for consumption and colds claiming over ten million trial bottles distributed. It lists cures for asthma hoarseness and bladder diseases and markets Elmads for nerves rheumatism and infant ailments with various testimonials and prices.
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Dr. King
Callon J. L. Pearre Drurgist
Transfers and licenses in Frederick courts week ending January Pith
Records show property transfers in Frederick County and City, including trusts to Michael McAleer for 85 acres, $130, and other deeds. Marriage licenses issued for Delantur and B V Shepley, Ernest J Gernand and Anne M Garber, and several couples from Ellerton to Emmitsburg and Harmony. Also filings of wills, guardianships, inventories, and accounts for multiple deceased individuals.
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Crrean and Orphans
William P. Maulaby
J. Roger McSherry
John S. Newnamn
Rustees
Michael Miank McAleer
Real Natute
Frederick County
Maury Baumgardner
Jymma Ulrich
W. H. Ulrich
Frederick City
Josiah Crum
Charles N. Coutly
David Lowenstein
Ann Cline
Frederick Mty
Laura C. String
Francis J. Strive
William A. Roburty
Mary
Roberts
Real Eatute
Frederic County
Mos Sophia Hk. Michel
L. J. Michael
Charles Don
Margaret Z. Smith
Laura B Smith
Elizabeth A. Wyeming
Strah
Warner
Charles A. Norwood
Albert R. Dudderar
Augustine Mason
John J. Sheffield
George W. Smith
Charles EB. Trail
Richard Chow
June Chow
Prederiel City
Ernest J. Gernand
Anne M. Garber
Johnsville
Jasper M. Colbert
Dessie May Sammers
Harmony
James A. Bowling
Fairfield
Adane Suanty
Mary C. Goulden
Emmitsburg
Joseph Danial Ammerman
Mraderick City
Ann Z. Summers
Shoulkstown
Admiral Schley kissed at White House reception in surprise moment
At a White House diplomatic reception Admiral Schley, famed for Santiago, was kissed on the cheek by a Turkish minister's companion. He remained polite as Mrs. Schley was briefly distracted. Montgomery county Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at Rockville, with receipts of 5106.58 and directors elected.
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Admiral Schley
Santiago
President McKinley
Ifo
Montgomery Agriculturists
The
Agricultural Society of
Montgomery County
Rockville
Lee Olias
William Dorsey
J H L. Bagley
J. Gassaway
James TH. Offutt
OG. W. Fields
O. C. Tartey
UC. Frail
Fr. H. Miller
H. H. Griffith
J. J. Hattons
J. Boutley
Constable Arrests Snowden on Concealed Weapons Charge
Thomas Snowden, a colored man, was arrested by Constable Erast on carrying concealed weapons. He waived a hearing before Justice White and posted bail for the February term of the Circuit Court. Iowa river towns along the Mississippi report water lower than at any time since 1961.
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GAVEL
Erast
Thomas Snowden
Lio
Justice White
Iowa
Mississippi River
Warner's Safe Cure promised to reveal rheumatism cause
An advertisement argues uric acid in blood causes rheumatism and kidney failure, urging Warner's Safe Cure as the cure. It cites millions aided, claiming the kidneys fail to expel uric acid and that the remedy restores health through ongoing use.
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Warner
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Royal
the Daily News
Iki
Internal Revenue Tax
Chamberlain
Kennedy Waw
A. A. Pearre
Wilhan
Ely
Oscar Detroin
Warren
Loaei Ely
Craem Balin
A. C. Clarke
Shaem
Boron
Vince
S. Shier & Bro. Ornegie. Proterick
Jane BR
Keller
Bolker C. Gaver
Vincent Sebold
Trustes
Samuel M. Birely
van B. Quier
Luther M. Warrenfeltz
William Leatherman
Arthur F Spouceller
Peter J. Carpenter
Matriagee Liceasis JC
Delantur and
B. V. Shepley
Ellerton
Lewis H. Bennett
Johnh. Bennett
Lewis J. Bennett
Mary A. Harp
Josiah Harp
Sarah J. Murphy
Audd
John J. Shipley
Daniel Barrios
Clara
Root
Annie AL
Harry 4
Joshua P. Smith
J. Herman Remstarg
Jacob Poffinberger
Orphans’ Court
Flint
John W. Hodges
Maury Ann
Damex
A. Kider
Mary Joagphing
Yateu
Samuel Jogle
Fed
Amelia Co. Lowman
Marshall Fout
Charlotte Delaplaine
Charlotte
Linuver
Duain
Thaddeus Ll. Hauser
Ann S. Paisley
Schley
Uble
JAS. E. Walker& CO
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Orerenat
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
E. GC
West
A. L. Pearre
Buffalo Restaurant
Oyster Department
West Patrick Street
Chas. N. Hauer
WM. S. Miller & CO
Kaives Ana Ferks
Geo. A. Gilbert
Market St
Ebert & Sons
Maine
Zuarantead
Sargent 4 Co
Barney & Berry
Ar Grocers Seti
Rice & Haller, Asis
Frederick, Md
Teeerspong, Freee, Tate
Madea
Dearborn
St Royal Medicine Co
Ealein Frederi l
Sehler & Brather, Brucelets
St Etl
Orice
Carty
Ace Ag
Arty's Furniture
East Patrick Street
Frederick People
Resoll
Blackston & Son
Rauf Man
S. Market St
Doll Shothers
101 N. Market Street
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Patrick St
Frederick, Ma
Willard C. Keller
Victor
Draggiet
Seli Victor
Fredraion
Rothschild’s
Rothschild
Etchison’s
NEW Furniture Store
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