At Home In March Civil War veterans deaths tallied in report
The March tally lists seventeen veteran deaths and four women in the Soldiers Home, naming deceased including William Wentworth, John T. Lea, Rudolph A. Heimberger, William Evans, George Lapham, William E. Bauguess, Peter King, David Monroe, Wilms Wright, Willie L. Miller, Robert Lamb, John E. Lane, Levi Sharp, George T. Bushnell, John Larson, and Helen R. Hall among others with ages from 70s to 80s. Also named are Julia A. S. Roberts, Ary Bridge, and Bertha C. Bradley.
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Rudolph A. Heimberger
William Evans
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George Lapham
Co. I
William E. Bauguess
Peter King
David Co. Monrae
Wilms Wright
Willie L. ‘Miller
Robert Lamb
John E. Lané
Levi Sharp
Helen R. Hall
Julia A. S. Roberts
Ary A. Bridge
Bertha C. Bradley
Kimball Art Collection Seeks Institute Guardianship
On April 4 a conservator for Mrs. W. W. Kimball’s estate asked the Chicago Art Institute to assume control of the Kimball collection valued at about $2,000,000. The widow’s jade and other paintings and objects were deemed extremely valuable and safeguarding measures were urged.
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Fearing Arts
W. W. Kimball
Chicago Art Institute
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