Millionaires Die in France in 1912 Gap
Paris reports that 666 high wealth individuals died in France in 1912. Inheritance totals reached 66 million francs, about 71 thousand dollars per person on average, with assets reflecting a broad distribution among the wealthy class.
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Paris
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France
Wealth Distribution in France and Notable Local News
The report notes wealth in France shows relatively even distribution with 666 fortunes. 301 range $200k-$400k and 89 $400k-$1m, three surpassing $10k. Taft summers in Murray Bay near Quebec. Port Arthur seat project nears $2m. Areca pension milestone. Dominion Day sale of 22,000 acres to a English syndicate for $550k. Sgt Gorey of Macklin PC killed July 1 by horse accident. saddle horn caused fatal wound.
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Sergt. Gorey
Mounted Police
Macklin, Sask
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