Bloominton jury sets aside Crumbaugh will over fortune
A Bloomington jury ruled Thomas Crumbaugh insane and set aside his will which left more than a half million dollars to the Spiritualist Church. The estate will be divided among his heirs. Also notes of community life, marriages, deaths, and local events fill the page.
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Abrahamst
Lincoln
Iowa
Een
Unionville
Chicago
Bloomington
Thomas Crumbaugh
Spiritualist Church
Fragments Describe Local Wounds and Family Visitors
The scattered notes recount Mrs J R Alexander with a severe wound near the lower rib and ankle from a recent fall near a cave. Carl Murphy of St Louis visits grandparents, Mrs Munn’s horse injury, and neighbors cleaning up debris while others deliver pictures and await recovery.
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J. R. Alexander
Carl Murphy
St. Louis
B. A. Banebright
Unionvilis
Munn
Hapater
Apoeualk
Jim J
W. T. Christign
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