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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1919

Page

16

FIGHT CABLE CONTROL U S Delegates in Paris Oppose Britain Claims

American delegates at the Peace conference push to block British claim to captured German cables and to prevent foreign control of U S business lines abroad. They warn against monopolies, urge legal ruling, and cite seizures of German and Pacific cables to curb foreign domination and protect neutral and American interests.

U. S Paris Britain Tn America England Lansing Associated Press Great Britain United States Supreme Council Moon Atle Heise Emden Amelia Azorés Monrovia Brazil Palifax Tre Am Ran Liberia Europe Pacific Yap Caroline Bingaoore Celetes Australian Polynesia Ing Japan Jalande

Hilton's will filed names son and daughter as chief beneficiaries

James H Hilton died here March 9 1900 leaving a will dated September 7 1900. Dr J Franklin Hilton, son, and Miss Catharine Hilton named as chief beneficiaries under the terms. The filing records indicate formal probate steps are underway.

James H Hilton J Franklin Hilton Catharine

Trust provisions name Hilton heirs at 4413 Fourteenth Street

The will designates ten beneficiaries including Dr Hilton and Barah C Hilton with minor bequests to Mrs John Burch a stepdaughter and Mary Thomas a servant. An indigent white widows trust provides funds for residents over eight and under eighteen years in Washington. After eighteen years funds distribute equally to Little Sisters of the Poor and Home for the Incurables of Washington. Robert Lo O Brien named executor.

Hilton Fourteenth Street Bamual I Barah C Hilton Nisce John Burch Mary Thomas Washington Little Sisters of the Poor Home For the Incurables of Robert Lo O Brien

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