Davison Heir Receives 4.5 Million From Late Father
Nassau assemblyman Trubee Davison inherits 4.5 million from banker Henry I. Davison, with most estate held in trust for Mrs Davison and family. The will, drawn in 1922, provides specific bequests to relatives and assigns executors and a trustee. No public charities or works receive bequests. Davison had donated generously in life.
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Davison
Trubee Davison
Harry P. Davison
Alice D. Gates
Frances Pomeroy Davison
Dorothy VP. Davison
Artemus R. Gates
William C. Heinkel
Levina E. Orphant
Davison Town House
Lark Avenue
Fred Trabee Davison
Henry P. Davison
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York
Wiltt
George E. Case
White &eCase
Case
Mary Davison Lebrar
Alice Trubee Saltman
Adaea
Arrest Five Men in Harrisburg Baseball Pool Crackdown
Harrisburg authorities seized 20 000 lottery tickets and gambling paraphernalia in a raid on a baseball pools operation. District Attorney Philip S. Moyer said five Harrisburg men were arrested as part of a campaign to wipe out base ball gambling in central Pennsylvania. He noted a seller made about 4000 in three months and warned of more arrests to come.
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Harrisburg
Philip S. Morer
Pennsyvania
Moyer
Kidney health remedy advertisement claims free trial
Public notice style advertisement urges cleansing the kidneys and bladder with Carey’s Prescription No. TTL tablets or liquid. It promises waste and toxin removal, symptom relief from pains and urinary issues, and a money back guarantee after ten days if not satisfied.
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Déstreen
Carey
William's religious mania worries German circle at Doorn
Amsterdam May 12 Former Emperor William's devotion to religion has grown into mania. Admiral von Tirpitz relays that the ex-kaiser spends days reading scriptures and praying. His health is good but his mental state alarms his Doorn entourage. He is less interested in European affairs and politics, living mostly in the past. His mind now centers on religious questions, narrowing to exclusion of statecraft.
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Amsterdam
William
Admiral von Tirpitz
Doorn
Germany Empire
Prussia
Germany
Baltimore Woman Credits Tanlac For Health Revival
Mrs. G. L. Reif of 3502 Tait Ave Baltimore testifies that after years of indigestion bronchial trouble and low energy Tanlac rebuilt her health. She now eats freely sleeps well and feels dramatically stronger. She credits the stomach’s regulation with improving blood health and notes relief from other ailments. Tantac is sold in Frederick.
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Tanlac
G. L. Reif
Tait Ave
Baltimore
Frederick
Railroad Sandwich Note Puzzles President Figure
A humorous clipping reports an odd incident where a railroad president received a peculiar “railroad sandwich” delivery. A note accompanying the item asked, in a playful tone, how he would like to eat one, sparking lighthearted suspicion of poison but implying no danger.
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Avison
Eson
Wilhelm
Kaiser
World At Large
Sunbury
Susquehanna
John Mader
Tunville
Maine
Houston
Brussels
C. E. Cline
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
Doll Bros
Doll Brothers
N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
Detroit Vapor
Fox’s Stove Store
E. Patrick Sr
Silk Charmeuse
Onyx
Market Street
C. Thomas Kemp i
Maryland
Childrens Gingham
Carty’s
Tresses
Furnis
Patrick
East Frederick
Kayser Veste
Basket Weare
Burson Hosiery
Cordovan
Charles Segaloff
South Market Street
Grey Chambray
Norfolk Side
Oxfords
Hutchins
Silk
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