Cleveland Will Probated in Princeton Home Ceremony
The will of former President Grover Cleveland was probated at Mrs. Cleveland’s Princeton home. Surrogate John W. Cornell attended for the ceremony due to Mrs. Cleveland’s preference not to attend the Trenton courthouse. The document is in Cleveland’s handwriting and does not disclose his wealth. After minor bequests and a 10000 dollar fund for each child, the remainder goes to Mrs. Cleveland with burial wishes to remain at the place of death unless removal is absolutely necessary.
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Cleveland will and estate provisions reveal family bequests
The will of Grover Cleveland names executors Mrs. Cleveland and Frank Hastings. It outlines specific bequests including 3000 to Maury Hastings, 2000 each to four Hastings daughters, 10000 to each child of Esther Marion Richard and Francis, and personal items to Richard F. and Francis G. The widow Frances F. Cleveland is named as guardian and heir to the residuary estate with provision for the children’s support from invested income.
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Help Wanted Ad Brings New Conk to Town
A peculiar help wanted notice promises a new conk in town. The quirky item draws attention as readers spot the ad in The News.
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Kern Nominated as Bryan's Running Mate at Democratic Natio
John Worth Kern of Indiana is nominated for vice president by acclamation at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The ticket Bryan and Kern gains wide support as Town withdraws and Howell and McNeill step aside, Kern's background spans Kokomo to Indianapolis, with service as city attorney, state senator, and a governor candidate, solidifying party leadership.
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